Calming

Calming is a natural product made of a unique combination of ” Functional Foods” that contain some of the most effective antioxidants, beta glucans and omega 3 fatty acids available . It has been proven to help your cat or dog cope in times of stress and adapt to change, safely and effectively.

When used as directed this product has a calming influence similar in some ways to tranquillizer drugs, but without the side effects associated such as sedation or memory loss. It also makes any working dog more focused as a result of increasing its cognitive performance due to the influences of Omega 3 DHA.

Other stressful factors in your pets life increase levels of cortisol, called “the stress hormone,” cortisol influences, regulates or modulates many of the changes that occur in the body in response to stress including, but not limited to:

• Blood sugar (glucose) levels

• Immune responses

• Anti-inflammatory actions

• Blood pressure

• Central nervous system activation

Signs of Stress to watch out for are:

• Trembling and shaking

• Clinging to owners

• Cowering and hiding behind furniture

• Barking or meowing excessively

• Trying to run away

• Soiling the house

• Refusing to eat

• Pacing and panting

• Habits such as excessive licking or grooming

Once you know of a pending stressful situation occurring (Fireworks, travel etc) increase the recommended dose to twice daily and start this at least 5 days beforehand. Once the stress level has been stabilised, return to a maintenance dose, or as advised by your veterinarian.

Stress factors

Animals experience stress for a variety of reasons.

Calming can be used for Environmental changes (e.g. new pet, new baby or house moves) Multi animal households, Cattery or kennel stays, Fireworks, Home Alone or Travel anxieties.

A clinical study of stress-related illness in cats found that the biggest source of stress for domestic cats is unfriendly relationships with other cats in the house.

“Although many owners of cats taking part in the study reported that a fear of strangers was the most common problem they observed, this tends to be a short-term stressor,” said researchers.

A similar clinical study found that dogs in shelters get majorly stressed out by the excessive and prolonged barking of the other dogs, which can equally apply to the domestic or breeding environment, which some dogs are exposed to on a daily basis.

“Excessive noise in shelters can physically stress dogs and lead to behavioural, physiological and anatomical responses.”

Ingredients

Whole mushroom compounds

Golden Flaxseed

Omega 3 EPA and DHA

Dried melon powder – SOD

Saccharomyces Cerevisiae CNCM I-1077 (cfu*/g) 20 Billion (European Authorization: E1711/4b1711/4a1711E)

Serving Suggestions

Mix the powder with a small amount of warm water and mix into a paste. Apply to feed.

Zusätzliche Information

Switzerland

Herr Dr. Christoph Jäggin — click here

Dr. Frank Schellenberger — click here

Netherlands

Tops Vastgoed B.V.Edwina Tops-Alexander

 Germany

Tierklinik Lüsche — click here

Herr Dr. Immo Müller

Klinik für PferdeDr. Jürgen Fischer

Tierärztliche Praxis für PferdeDr. Martin Hinrichsen

Verwaltungs- und HandelsgesellschaftDr. W. Jahn und Dr. V. Sill

Herr Dr. Marc FeldmannTierarztpraxis

Tierarztpraxis für PferdeHerr Dr. Bernhard Ekrod

Tierärztliche Praxis LichtenmoorDr. Veronika Sinz

Pferdeklinik Ankum GmbH

Frau Dr. Anja von DiekenTierarztpraxis

Herrn Dr.Matthias Meyer-Wilmes

Equivet VerlCarsten Dicks

Tierärztliche Hausapotheke

Pferdeklinik Duisburg GmbH Dr. Kathrin Rasch & Dr. Michael Novak

Frau Dr. Paticia ZweverinkPraktische Tierärztin

Dr. Joachim PietrowskiTierärztliche Praxis

Tierarztpraxis Kolberg Herrn Christian Kolberg

KALDENHOFF & VAN ‚T RIET GbR Apotheke

Herr Dr. Heribert Schürholz

Pferdeklinik Burg Müggenhausen — click here

Frau Dr. Agne Subaciute

Tierarztpraxis am Ravelsberg Dr. med. vet. Thomas Westenberger

Frau Dr. Ulrike Munnes-JugertTierarztpraxis

PraxisgemeinschaftDres. Michael Frevel & Gregor Heinekamp

Praxis für Pferde Michael Saxerprakt. Tierarzt

Firma TBW ApothekengesellschaftDr. Kai Kreling

Tierarztpraxis Gerhold GbR

TierarzneimittelDr. Norbert Beer

Frau Dr. Ulrike Häusler-Naumburger

Herr Dr. Wolfgang Krauss

Herr Dr. Norbert Wolff

Frau Dr. Marie Lindinger

Arzneimittelabgabe GbRDr. Adolphsen,Dr. Brems,E. Göschl,Dr. Wagner

Pferdeklinik am KirchbergDr. med. vet. Uwe Heidbrink

Tierklinik Dr. W. Doering