Manimo

Weighted Plush Animals

$54.95 USD

Provide calming comfort with the weighted sensory animals.

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Manimo’s weighted animals make for calming companions. These weighted cats and dogs provide a calming experience and tactile stimulation thanks to their evenly distributed weight and soft velvet coats.

They have been shown to decrease restlessness and promote relaxation. These companions can be placed on the most receptive parts of the body (on the shoulders, torso, and thighs). Fifteen to twenty minutes of use have been shown to provide more than 60 minutes of benefits.

Manimos are available in 1 kg or 2.5 kg weight to meet everyone’s needs and preferences. It is recommended to choose a Manimo that is approximately 10 to 12% of the user’s weight. Of course, the comfort is most important when choosing the perfect companion.

  • The Weighted Plush Animals are suitable for individuals who could benefit from a companion to ease moments of relaxation.
  • The Weighted Plush Animals are suitable for people living with mild to moderate dementia who could benefit from a way to engage their sense of touch.
  • The Weighted Plush Animals are suitable for people who could benefit from the reassuring presence of a loyal companion to help ease anxiety.

We love that they are comply with American and European safety standards. Manimo animal companions have been studied to prove their benefits scientifically. The have been shown to promote calm and sleep and help with anxiety and stress management. These high-quality companions have many benefits to offer while being very approachable and accessible.

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  • Final sale item. Please read our complete Return Policy.

  • Material: Microbeads interior, velvet coat with suede and embroidered face details
  • Dimensions: ‎+/- 98.8 x 14.2 x 1.97 in | 251 x 36 x 5 cm
  • Weight options: available in 2.2 or 4.4 lbs / 1 or 2 kg
  • Colors: Available in Cat or Dog
  • Included: Cat comes with a fabric bow, Dog comes with a scarf
  • Manufacturer: FDMT

Do not microwave

Hand-wash only with mild soap and water

Dry flat

The weight of the Manimo shouldn’t exceed 12% of the user’s body weight

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