Calming Chews for Dogs with Anxiety and Stress - 60 Soft Dog Calming Treats - Storms, Barking, Separation - Valerian Root - Melatonin, Dog Anxiety Relief (Chicken)

I was a little skeptical when buying these, I had done lots of research when looking for something to help calm our extremely excited puppy, whose excitement turns to stress. I followed the advise to give for one month to see results. I wasn’t sure they were making a difference until I ran out, I had ordered more but was left without any for 3-4 days, when the new order had arrived and gave my pup some before his usual walk, I realised how effective they were. He was like a different dog! His anxiety in certain situations doesn’t completely go away, but he is noticeably less bothered. Also checked with our vet and behaviourist who both said this is a really great product!

Cute heart shape treats with clearly listed ingredients, such as ginger, pumpkin seed powder, tumeric which are things I would give my dog myself.I've just started to give them so probably need a bit longer to give firm results, but I did notice he didn't seem as unhappy as he usually gets, when I went out.The instructions state to give at least 40 mins before a stressful situation or to give daily.I will be giving one daily, and if needed will increase accordingly.He likes them and eats with no problem.The only thing I was a bit hesitant about, was that these treats are made in china.I try to buy treats made in the UK or handmade, so I know what he's eating.But so far, so good.

We have an anxious dog with separation anxiety.He likes these chews and he genuinely does seem calmer...I have no way of scientifically proving this, but, they seem to work well!

The media could not be loaded.  I am reviewing currently on the treats as how tasty and enjoyable they are - they are recommended to be given 45 minutes before a stressful situation. My dog is quite nervous with car parks (vets) and new places, so we avoid as any stressful situations as possible. They recommend taking for 2-4 weeks which for my large dog, would mean between 84, and 168 treats, and the pack I was provided with is 60 treats.I chose chicken for my girl.These are kind of heart shaped and small - there is a recommended dosage of between 2 and 6 treats depending on the size of your dog.The treats contain calming supplements which include hemp and chamomile, so I am giving my girl hers as a bedtime treat.They are currently £12.99, I personally could not afford to purchase these regularly but if they are within your budget, then they are a good choice.They are also available in beef, duck, and peking duck flavour.

I'm not sure exactly why the manufacturers call these Chews as Dogs tend to just bite and swallow them in one go, chewing doesn't really come into it much at all.But then that just goes to show how much they like them, snap and they're gone !Presumably it's both smell and taste that they like, but whatever it is Dogs would probably woolf the lot in a shot if they could so store them in a high cupboard.I don't know about the calming effect as our dog seems to liven up at the sight & smell of these.End of the day they're called Treats so that's how I see them, one every now and then if Doggy is behaving.He's happy, I'm happy so recommended.

This large pack of 60 chews has been well received by our dogs and they really enjoy them. They can help calm your pet should it be of a nervous disposition at the same time as giving them a treat.They are made with natural ingredients including hemp oil. It is recommended you give the right amount to the dog depending on its size. Two for a small dog, four for a medium size dog and six chews a day for a large one.

The chews are handy to take with you in car etc to calm dog down as mine tends to bark when he sees motorcycle. Contains hemp oil, valerian and camomile extract. They seem to work all right and they have a beef smell and taste which most dogs like.

This packet makes it very convenient to keep in a bag, so whenever my dog gets nervous while out i just give her one to help relax her