The pieces everyone starts with.
The ones they come back for.
Vendor: Dexypaws
Type:
Blush Pink Heart Shaped Enrichment Lick Mat
Vendor: Atelier Markiz
Type:
Coffee Hands-Free Leash – Gold Hardware
Vendor: By Teddy
Type:
The Puffer Dog Car Seat – Marshmallow
Vendor: By Teddy
Type:
Puffer Dog Carrier – Hazelnut
Vendor: By Teddy
Type:
The 3-in-1 Bowl Bottle – Marshmallow
Vendor: Pups & Bubs
Type:
Everywhere Convertible Tote Bag – Sand
Vendor: Springland Pets
Type:
Silicone Treat Pouch Dispenser - Twig Brown (limited edition)
Vendor: maxbone
Type:
Marc Jacobs x Hattie Stewart Collar
Vendor: Catenary Home
Type:
Drop Pet Food Bowl Mats – Espresso (Set of 2)
Vendor: Delamour
Type:
Les Pépites (Refill) - Air-dried cod snacks (100g)
Everything they need. Matched.
One palette. No mismatch.
Choose your palette. Start with one piece. Build the set.
Vendor: Puppy Bohème
Type:
Teddy Coat with Harness – Espresso
Vendor: Atelier Markiz
Type:
Coffee Hands-Free Leash – Gold Hardware
Vendor: Springland Pets
Type:
Travel Water Bottle (600ml) - Twig Brown (LIMITED EDITION)
Vendor: Springland Pets
Type:
Silicone Treat Pouch Dispenser - Twig Brown (limited edition)
Vendor: Catenary Home
Type:
Drop Pet Food Bowl Mats – Espresso (Set of 2)
Vendor: P.L.A.Y.
Type:
Pup Cup Cafe Doggo's Java
Vendor: Atelier Markiz
Type:
Coffee Single Leash – Silver Hardware
Vendor: Springland Pets
Type:
Silicone Treat Pouch Dispenser - Oat
Vendor: Springland Pets
Type:
Travel Water Bottle (600ml) - Oat
Vendor: Pups & Bubs
Type:
Cloud Crossbody Pet Carrier - Latte
Vendor: Furlou
Type:
Hands Free Braided Leash – Tan
Vendor: Cocopup London
Type:
Quilted Poop Bag Holder – Cream
Vendor: By Teddy
Type:
Puffer Dog Carrier – Matcha
Vendor: By Teddy
Type:
The 3-in-1 Bowl Bottle – Matcha
Vendor: maxbone
Type:
GO! Portable Bowls for Dogs – Collapsible Silicone Travel Bowls
Vendor: Atelier Markiz
Type:
Matcha Single Leash – Silver Hardware
Vendor: Atelier Markiz
Type:
Matcha Hands-Free Leash – Silver Hardware
Vendor: Maxbone
Type:
Maxbone x Christian Cowan Dog Sweater – Mint
Vendor: Cocopup London
Type:
Luxe Velvet Sailor Dog Bow Tie - Sage Green
Vendor: maxbone
Type:
Square Bowls & Mat Set for Dogs - Mint
Vendor: Dexypaws
Type:
Heart Enrichment Snuffle Mat - Blush Pink
Vendor: Furlou
Type:
Poop Bag Holder - Powder Rose
Vendor: Furlou
Type:
Comfort Dog Harness – Powder Rose
Vendor: Furlou
Type:
Braided Rope Leash - Powder Rose
Vendor: HotDog Pets
Type:
Ceramic Dog Bowl – Pink
Vendor: Alqo Wasi
Type:
Aran Alpaca Dog Sweater - Blush Pink
Vendor: Furlou
Type:
Hands Free Braided Leash – Powder Rose
Vendor: Furlou
Type:
Canvas Dog Collar - Powder Rose
Vendor: Egg Back Home
Type:
New Party Pet Bowl - Lilac
Vendor: Springland Pets
Type:
Silicone Treat Pouch Dispenser - Lilac
Vendor: Furlou
Type:
Velvet Dog Harness - Lilac
Vendor: Furlou
Type:
Braided Rope Leash – Lilac
Vendor: Springland Pets
Type:
Travel Water Bottle (450ml) - Lilac
Vendor: HotDog Pets
Type:
Silicone Protective Mat – Lilac
Vendor: Ferribiella
Type:
Saturno Double Bowl – Purple
Vendor: Lambwolf Collective
Type:
OLLA Petite Pet Carrycot – Fern
Vendor: Barc London
Type:
Waterproof Recycled Dog Raincoat - Green
Vendor: Furlou
Type:
Braided Rope Leash – Khaki
Vendor: RIFRUF
Type:
Caesar 1 Dog Sneaker – Birch
Vendor: Cocopup London
Type:
CocoPOOP Pocket – Khaki
Vendor: Cocopup London
Type:
Foldable Travel Bowl - Khaki
Vendor: Furlou
Type:
Hands Free Braided Leash – Khaki
On the move.
They’re coming with you. Everything you need, from café to coastline.
New Arrivals
Just in. Pieces for every moment with your dog.
Vendor: STUDIO ANIMAUX
Type:
Marble Bowl – Calacatta Viola
Vendor: STUDIO ANIMAUX
Type:
Marble Bowl – Calacatta Gold
Vendor: STUDIO ANIMAUX
Type:
Marble Bowl – White
Vendor: Calma House
Type:
Taico Teddy Dog Cushion – Beige
Vendor: Calma House
Type:
Taico Teddy Dog Cushion – Brown
Vendor: Calma House
Type:
Buby Pet Dog Cushion – Pink
Vendor: By Churchill.®
Type:
Churchill Collar – Silver
Vendor: By Churchill.®
Type:
Churchill Harness – Silver
Vendor: By Churchill.®
Type:
Churchill Leash – Silver
Vendor: Pups & Bubs
Type:
Snuffle Cabbage Nosework Toy
Everything for the routine they've trained you to keep.
The everyday, but better.
Leash, harness, treats — the essentials, matched.
Silicone Treat Pouch Dispenser - Twig Brown (limited edition)
Pookie Poop Bag Holder – Teddy Beige
Teddy Y-Harness – Mocha
Pookie Dog Harness – Teddy Beige
Silicone Treat Pouch Dispenser - Oat
Pookie Leash – Beige Teddy
Bowls that belong in your home.
Bubble Bowls & Mat Set for Dogs
Silicone Protective Mat – Cream
New Party Pet Bowl - Pink
New Party Pet Bowl - Lilac
Gradient Food Plate – Pink
For energy, boredom, and everything in between.
Tennis Ball – Strawberry Pink
Tennis Ball – Salted Caramel
Snack Attack Puppy-roni Pizza
Shopping Bag Crinkle Toy
Rozie Rose Dog Toy with Rope
Where they end up anyway.
Snozy Dog Bed Cushion – Mustard Fleece
Snozy Dog Bed Cushion – Beige Fleece
Vera Dog Bed – Dark Oak Corduroy
Luna Dog Bed 3.0 – Moss Green Corduroy
Luna Dog Bed 3.0 – Chestnut Bouclé
Vera Dog Bed – Chestnut Bouclé
Small dogs deserve better than the pet aisle.
Most dog products are made for big dogs.
Sizing is off.
Design is an afterthought.
Quality is questionable.
Bisou Dog curates what actually works —
for small dogs and the homes they live in.
Questions?
Small dogs. Big decisions. We get it.
What are your shipping options?
What are your shipping options?
Shipping costs are calculated at checkout based on your delivery destination and order total.
Free shipping on all orders over €100.
Available delivery options and prices are shown below.
Belgium
Orders under €100:
- Pick-up point (Mondial Relay): €2.95
- Pick-up point: €4.95
- Home delivery: €5.95
Orders over €100:
- Free shipping (pick-up point)
- Upgrade to home delivery: €4.95
Netherlands & Luxembourg
Orders under €100:
- Pick-up point (Mondial Relay): €3.95
- Pick-up point: €5.95
- Home delivery: €8.95
Orders over €100:
- Free shipping (pick-up point)
- Upgrade to home delivery: €6.95
France
Orders under €100:
- Pick-up point (Mondial Relay): €4.95
- Pick-up point: €6.95
- Home delivery: €8.95
Orders over €100:
- Free shipping (pick-up point)
- Upgrade to home delivery: €4.95
Germany
Orders under €100:
- Pick-up point: €7.95
- Home delivery: €9.95
Orders over €100:
- Free shipping (pick-up point)
- Upgrade to home delivery: €5.95
Spain, Italy & Portugal
Orders under €100:
- Pick-up point (Mondial Relay): €5.95
- Pick-up point: €9.95
- Home delivery: €12.95
Orders over €100:
- Free shipping (pick-up point)
- Upgrade to home delivery: €6.95
Austria, Denmark, Poland, Croatia, Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovenia, Slovakia, Ireland, Sweden & Finland
Orders under €100:
- Pick-up point: €14.95
- Home delivery: €16.95
Orders over €100:
- Free shipping (pick-up point)
- Upgrade to home delivery: €7.95
Greece, Romania, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania & Bulgaria
Orders under €100:
- Home delivery: €24.95
Orders over €100:
- Free shipping
Delivery & tracking
All orders are sent with care and shipped with tracking.
Estimated delivery
- Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg: 2-4 business days
- France, Germany: 3-5 business days
- Austria, Denmark, Poland, Croatia, Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovenia, Slovakia, Spain, Italy, Portugal, Ireland, Sweden, Finland: 4-7 business days
- Greece, Romania, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Bulgaria: 6-10 business days
What is your return policy?
What is your return policy?
We offer free returns on all orders. You have 14 days from delivery to request a return.
Once your return is approved, you must ship it back within 7 days.
We’ll email your prepaid return label within 24 hours (Monday–Friday).
What sizes do you carry?
What sizes do you carry?
XXS to M, for dogs up to 12kg.
How do I find the right size?
How do I find the right size?
Use our Size & Fit Guide for step-by-step measuring instructions and breed-specific advice. Most products size by chest girth or back length — the guide explains which measurement matters most.
Need help? Email hello@bisoudog.com with your dog's breed, weight, and measurements.
About Bisou Dog
About Bisou Dog
Bisou Dog is a curated lifestyle brand for small dogs with big standards.
Every brand we feature is chosen for design, quality, and fit — made specifically for dogs 2–12 kg.
Because small dogs aren’t just smaller — they’re different.
Founded in Belgium, we ship across Europe and support dog rescues with every order.
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Everything you need to choose right for your dog.
Lick Mats for Dogs: The Science-Backed Solution to Anxiety and Boredom
There's a reason lick mats have become one of the most recommended enrichment tools by vets and behaviourists. It's not a trend — there's real science behind the calm. If your small dog struggles with anxiety, boredom, or overstimulation, a lick mat might be the simplest thing you can add to their routine. What Actually Happens When a Dog Licks Licking isn't just a habit. It's a neurological event. Research from the University of Sydney's veterinary behaviour department has shown that repetitive licking activates the parasympathetic nervous system — the body's "rest and digest" response. This lowers cortisol and heart rate, creating a measurable calming effect. In practical terms: as your dog licks, they release endorphins — chemicals that create a feeling of calmness and euphoria. This is why dogs under stress instinctively lick their paws. The lick mat redirects that impulse into something productive, focused, and safe. For small dogs — who are often more prone to anxiety and overstimulation than larger breeds — this matters more than most owners realise. Five Situations Where a Lick Mat Makes a Real Difference Separation anxiety Leaving the house is one of the most common triggers for small dogs. A frozen lick mat given just before you leave creates a positive association with your departure — and keeps them focused long enough to settle. Grooming and bath time Many vets and groomers now recommend bringing a lick mat to appointments to distract during examinations. Stick one to the bath wall during washing and the experience changes completely. Loud noises Fireworks, thunderstorms, construction. A prepared mat at the first sign of distress gives your dog something to focus on rather than the source of the noise. Boredom and destructive behaviour A dog that chews furniture or barks excessively is often simply under-stimulated. If your dog gets overly excited rather than anxious in certain situations, a lick mat can help redirect that energy in a less destructive direction. Slow feeding Small dogs are prone to eating too fast, which causes digestive discomfort. A lick mat naturally extends mealtime, improving digestion without any effort on your part. How to Use a Lick Mat — Practically The basics are simple. Spread a soft food across the textured surface and let your dog work for it. The grooves and ridges create small pockets that engage the tongue and slow the process down. To extend the session, freeze the mat for two to four hours before use. A frozen lick mat typically keeps a small dog occupied for 20 to 45 minutes — considerably longer than an unfrozen one. Good fillings for small dogs: Plain Greek yoghurt (no sweetener) Mashed banana or sweet potato Wet dog food spread thinly Peanut butter — always check it's xylitol-free Avoid anything with xylitol, grapes, onion, or artificial sweeteners. When in doubt, keep it simple. What to Look for in a Lick Mat for Small Dogs Not all lick mats are designed with small dogs in mind. A few things worth considering: Size. A mat built for a Labrador is too large for a Chihuahua or Maltese. Look for mats sized proportionally — your dog should be able to reach the entire surface without straining. Texture depth. Finer textures suit smaller tongues. Deep grooves designed for large breeds can frustrate small dogs rather than engage them. Material. Food-grade silicone or BPA-free rubber are the standards to look for. Both are dishwasher-safe, which matters when you're using them daily. Suction cups. Useful for bath time or any situation where the mat needs to stay in place while your dog works on it. FAQ Are lick mats safe for small dogs? Yes — as long as you supervise during use and choose a mat appropriate for your dog's size. Avoid leaving your dog unsupervised with a lick mat if they tend to chew rather than lick, as small pieces of silicone or rubber can be swallowed. How often can I use a lick mat? Daily use is fine. Many owners incorporate them into their morning routine, feeding time, or as part of a wind-down before bed. The calming effect compounds with regular use. Can puppies use lick mats? Yes, from around eight weeks. Use softer foods like mashed banana or plain yoghurt, and choose a mat with a softer surface. Always supervise puppies during use. Can I put a lick mat in the freezer? Yes, and it's recommended. Freezing extends the licking session and makes the experience more challenging and rewarding. Prepare mats the night before and keep them ready in the freezer. What's the difference between a lick mat and a slow feeder? A slow feeder is typically bowl-shaped and designed primarily to slow down eating. A lick mat is flat, designed for spreadable foods, and has the added benefit of the calming neurological effect that comes from the licking motion itself. A lick mat is one of the simplest, most effective additions to a small dog's daily routine. Not because it's a distraction tool — but because it works with your dog's natural neurology to create calm. Explore our full collection of lick mats, selected for small dogs and the homes they live in. Shop Lick Mats
Learn moreWinter Paw Care for Small Dogs: How to Protect Paws from Cold, Salt & Snow
Winter walks don’t stop when temperatures drop but winter conditions can be tough on small dog paws. Cold pavement, snow, and road salt can quickly lead to irritation, dryness, or cracked paw pads if they’re not properly protected. In this guide, we explain why winter paw care matters, how to spot early signs of damage, and which simple habits help keep your dog’s paws healthy all season long. Why Winter Is Hard on Dog Paws Winter introduces several challenges for dog paws, especially for small dogs. Cold pavement and ice dry out paw pads and can cause cracking Road salt and grit irritate the skin and create micro-cuts Snow buildup between toes can be uncomfortable or painful Small dogs walk closer to the ground, increasing exposure to cold surfaces Without protection, repeated exposure can lead to soreness, inflammation, or infections. Signs Your Dog’s Paws Need Attention Watch for these common signs during winter months: Dry, rough, or cracked paw pads Redness or irritation Excessive licking or chewing of paws Limping or reluctance to walk outside Catching these early makes winter paw care much easier. How to Protect Dog Paws in Winter (Prevention) Use a Paw Balm Before Walks Applying a paw balm before heading outside creates a protective barrier against cold, salt, and rough surfaces. Consider Paw Wax for Snow and Salt Paw waxes are thicker and especially useful in snowy or icy conditions. They help prevent snow from sticking between toes. Try Protective Booties (If They’ll Tolerate Them) Booties can be helpful in extreme conditions, but not all dogs are comfortable wearing them. For everyday winter walks, many small dogs do well with paw balm alone. Post-Walk Paw Care Routine After every winter walk: Wipe paws with a damp cloth or rinse with lukewarm water Check between toes for snow, ice, or salt residue Dry paws thoroughly Apply a moisturising paw balm if pads feel dry Consistency matters more than complexity. What to Look for in a Paw Balm Not all paw balms are created equal. Look for: Natural, nourishing ingredients Non-toxic formulas (dogs lick their paws) Fast-absorbing textures that don’t leave greasy residue Avoid products with artificial fragrances or harsh preservatives. Our Paw Care Picks We curate paw care essentials that are gentle, effective, and designed for everyday winter use. Protective paw balms for cold and salt Natural paw waxes for snowy walks → Explore our paw care collection→ Shop the winter essentials FAQ: Winter Paw Care for Dogs Do small dogs need paw protection in winter?Yes. Small dogs are closer to cold surfaces and are more exposed to salt and ice, making paw protection especially important. How often should I apply paw balm?Ideally before walks and once daily during winter months for ongoing hydration and protection. How do I protect my dog’s paws from road salt?Use a paw balm before walks and rinse paws after returning home to remove salt residue. Can I use coconut oil on my dog’s paws?Coconut oil is safe, but dedicated paw balms absorb better and offer longer-lasting protection in winter conditions. The Bottom Line Winter paw care doesn’t require complicated routines — just a few thoughtful habits. With the right protection, winter walks stay comfortable and safe, no matter the temperature. Because small dogs deserve better than the pet aisle.
Learn moreCollar vs Harness: Which Is Safer for Small Dogs?
Collar or harness for small dogs? Both have their place. Learn when to use each, how to assess risk, and why most owners use both strategically.
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