ADAPTIL® Dog Chew, Stress Relief Snack for Your Dog, Quick Relaxation in Stressful Situations, With Natural Ingredients

ADAPTIL® Dog Chew | Stress Relief Snack for Your Dog | Quick Relaxation in Stressful Situations | With Natural Ingredients | 30 Pieces : : Pet Supplies

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Veterinarian Formulated & Recommended For use in dogs over the age of 12 weeks. Our unique blend of Thiamine and L‐Tryptophan help reduce stress and tension. Ginger supports sensitive stomachs which is especially important when traveling, while Melatonin helps to promote rest and relaxation. Helps reduce stress and tension. Great for storms, fireworks, travel, and grooming.

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Stashios Soothing Saucer promotes licking and helps reduce feelings of stress and anxiety in your furry friend. Licking can be self-soothing when a dog feels nervous, anxious, and bored. This saucer is intended to be used with Stashios Soothing Sauce for additional benefits. The rolling ball in the middle dispenses the soothing sauce of choice.

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Is your dog barking excessively, whining and hiding? These behaviors are likely caused by fear and anxiety. ADAPTIL is a clinically proven, drug-free solution that helps your dog feel calmer. ADAPTIL Calm Home Diffuser provides comforting messages (dog appeasing pheromones) that helps dogs feel calm and relaxed in situations like loud noises (thunderstorms and fireworks), staying home alone, or other fearful situations.

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