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At Petco, we understand that dogs may experience stress and anxiety in various situations, which is why we offer a range of calming aids to help them feel more relaxed and at ease. Our selection includes supplements and chews formulated with natural ingredients known for their calming properties. These supplements can be easily integrated into your dog's routine to provide support during stressful events like thunderstorms, fireworks, or visits to the vet.
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Most dog calming aids are safe. They are made from natural ingredients such as Valerian root, chamomile, and melatonin, and research has shown that these ingredients are safe for your canine companion.
Yes, dog calming aids can be effective in helping to reduce stress and anxiety in dogs. There are a variety of calming aids available, including natural remedies, prescription medications, and even dietary supplements. Each type of aid may work differently for different dogs, so it is important to consult with a veterinarian to determine which option is best for your pet. In addition, making sure that your dog receives plenty of exercise, has a safe space to retreat to when feeling anxious, and receives consistent positive reinforcement can also help to reduce stress levels.
Calming aids should be given to a dog when they are exhibiting signs of stress or anxiety, such as panting excessively or shaking. It is important to speak to your veterinarian to determine which calming aid is appropriate for your pet's individual needs.
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What products do you suggest to help a dog with anxiety during fireworks or vet appointments?
1) do dogs need vitamins? I have prosense all life stages multi vitamins that are almost gone Idk if I should debuy. Extra vitamins or just dog food vitamins which is healthier option? 2) are Calming Herbal treats safe? My dog has separation anxiety he is getting better N we have someone who doesn’t work so been doing behavior modification with another dog as a buddy. It’s Pet Natural Vermont Calm. Read that herbal stuff unregulated and can cause damage. Is thunderspray safer? Both work
Can you recommend a good calming pill or treat to give to dog at times of anxiety that will not make her drowsy or tired I want her to enjoy the adventure but other dogs and ppl if they come to close she starts going into panic modes with extreme barking and lundimg is there something you could recommend when we are out and in these situations that won’t cause her drowsiness?? also do you recommend a certain harness for control the easy walk rubs under her and causes her to Bleed
Is it safe to give calming supplements when my dog is already on Gabapentin? She takes 100mg Gabapentin for anxiety every 12 hours. She still gets very stressed when I leave and barks, howls, and scratches. Is it safe to combine with calming chews with ingredients like 100 mg Chamomile, 50 mg Thiamine Mononitrate, 50 mg Passion Flower, 50 mg Ginger, 30 mg L-Tryptophan, 20 mcg Melatonin? Or is there another safe calming chew you’d recommend? Pheromones have not worked. Ideally to be taken daily.
My dog is a pretty hyper active dog and I was wondering if giving this calming solutions to him is ok and would it help to calm him down and can I give to him while he is on these meds?
My 6 yo chihuahua (not fixed) has serious anxiety, add. Needs constant attention. Even when being held, needs to be petted. Unable to remain calm unless sleeping really. My question. ... tried several "calming aids" from this site to no avail. What really works? I know neutering is not guaranteed and I'd rather not give prescription meds. Advice would be welcomed. TY in advance Rebekah
Alrighty. So my older dog(10 yr female mini schnauzer) has become increasingly anxious with age. It’s generalized (includes sound, separation, and then random panic) and there are no health issues causing it other than old age and most likely feeding off my grandmothers dimentia and anxiety. What can I add to her lifestyle to help ease her anxiety and make sure she is comfortable? Please list any treats, supplements, or activities. I am willing to do whatever needed.
What can I give my dog he's always barking and shaking about everything
My dog has severe anxiety. What is some good products I can use to help during fireworks or grooming?
Princess has anxiety, she starts breathing hard, walking in circles and shakes when thunderstorms , fireworks or any booms happen. When she panics I try to keep her calm by petting her playing tv or music to distract her and walk to her it seems to help somewhat but I seen pills at petco/smart for calming will that actually work? What will the pills do? is the hugging shirt they sell a better option?
What are some meds I can use for my anxious and aggressive dog that will calm him down on walks? Does the thunderjacket really work?