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19 French Bulldog snoring remedies 1. Give them a pillow The way in which your French Bulldog sleeps at night, in particular how his neck and head are positioned, can be a huge factor in how much he snores. Most Frenchies like to sleep with their paws out in front of them, with their necks lying on the ground. This is obviously comfortable for them, but it’s why they could be snoring so badly as their airway can be obstructed. If they can sleep with their head on a pillow, slightly raised up, it could help them to stop snoring at night so badly due to the change in position. We tried this method with Claude our Frenchie. When he now sleeps on his bed in the kitchen at night, it appears to have reduced the snoring a little. 2. Use a bed with raised sides On a similar tip, you could just get your Frenchie a different bed which has a pillow or raised sides already built in. The benefit of this is that the pillow won’t be able to move or get pushed off the bed, and he has no choice but to rest his little snoring head on it. Here’s a bed we found with a pillow that could be just perfect. 3. Give them a rounder bed When I asked my vet advice on how to stop our French Bulldog snoring, he actually recommended a circular or round bed. He said that by encouraging your Frenchie to curl up when sleeping, it helps to take the pressure off the oesophagus and opens the airways up more than usual. The rounder bed has helped to prevent his snoring when he rests his head on the sides. We’ve already been able to try this method ourselves and when Claude sleeps on his round bed in the kitchen his snoring definitely isn’t as bad. I found this recommendation was also really common on vet websites as a snoring problem remedy. If you want to try it for yourself then I managed to find some round beds that will suit the size of a French Bulldog on Amazon. 4. Make them sleep in cool room with fresh air We don’t like sleeping in hot rooms, and your Frenchie is no diff