Questions, answered gently

It’s a motion-sensing light. When your pet or loved one moves past, it gives off a soft, warm glow to light the path — then turns itself off after 15–30 seconds. It has two modes: motion-sensing and steady-on.

No. It’s a gentle 3,500K warm-white glow — not a bright overhead light — and it fades off on its own, so it guides without disturbing sleep.

Yes — it’s designed to light a path clearly while staying soft on tired or sensitive eyes.

A built-in rechargeable battery. Just top it up with the included USB-C cable — no disposable batteries, no wiring.

Depending on use, about 5–7 days of continuous use before it wants a recharge with the included USB-C cord.

Two ways. On a wall: the round adhesive sticker holds the small mount in place (press firmly for 30 seconds), and the Stick then attaches to the mount with its two built-in magnets — so it lifts off easily for charging. On a flat surface: set the mount crater-side up and rest the non-light end of the Stick in it.

It’s designed to be surface-safe, but paints and finishes vary — please test a small, hidden spot first, and avoid delicate surfaces or paint that’s been dry for less than 6 months.

Yes! Sun Down Sticks were made for both — senior dogs and people with low vision or nighttime confusion.

One per hallway or doorway is a great start. The Set of 3 lights a full path; the Set of 6 covers a whole home.

Black, walnut, and ash wood-tone finishes.

Single Sticks are $19.99 with a permanent $5.00-off sale — so you pay $14.99, in any finish. Set of 3: $49.99. Set of 6: $89.99.

Via USPS Ground Advantage, typically arriving in 3–5 days once shipped. Singles ship for a flat $8.99; Sets of 3 and 6 ship free. See our Shipping Policy.

You’re covered by our 100% money-back guarantee. See our Returns & Refund Policy.

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Email info@sundownstix.com or call (920) 708-0077 — we reply within 48 hours, 7 days a week.

Many owners of senior dogs use a gentle guiding light to make nighttime feel calmer and safer. Sun Down Sticks are a comfort-and-safety aid, not a medical device or treatment — if your dog’s nighttime behavior is new or worsening, please talk to your veterinarian.