Natural Anxiety Relief for Pets
Is your dog or cat stressed out by thunderstorms, vet visits, or grooming trips? Anxiety isn’t just uncomfortable—it can affect their health and happiness. Discover simple, natural remedies that calm your pet safely at home, including a powerful green tea extract that helps reduce stress without making them drowsy.
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Is your dog or cat stressed out by thunderstorms, vet visits, or grooming trips? Anxiety isn’t just uncomfortable—it can affect their health and happiness. Discover simple, natural remedies that calm your pet safely at home, including a powerful green tea extract that helps reduce stress without making them drowsy.
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Natural Anxiety Relief for Pets
Hi there, and a big hello to you and your pets this Thursday!
I’m off hiking with my family this weekend—hoping for a bit less rain and maybe even a little sun. Fingers crossed! ?
Natural Anxiety Relief for Pets
Pets can experience anxiety just like we do. Noise phobias, vet visits, or grooming trips are often especially stressful.
Yes, there are conventional options. But there’s also a natural approach that’s helping many pets.
One supplement, derived from green tea, has been showing great results. You can find it in most health stores or pharmacies.
L-theanine is an amino acid in green tea that helps calm pets without making them drowsy.
Studies show it increases alpha-brain wave activity—the kind of brain activity you get when you’re deeply relaxed. It can reduce stress, worry, and anxiety, while also helping with mental focus and concentration.
Dosage for Dogs and Cats
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50mg per 20 lbs daily
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Can be given every 4 hours during a particularly stressful event
If your pet has ongoing or recurring health issues, isn’t it worth exploring all the options, especially the holistic ones?
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Calm Your Pet Naturally – Now at 50% OFF!
Is your dog or cat stressed out by thunderstorms, vet visits, or grooming trips? Anxiety isn’t just uncomfortable—it can affect their health and happiness. Discover simple, natural remedies that calm your pet safely at home, including a powerful green tea extract that helps reduce stress without making them drowsy.
And right now, you can take Dr. Jones’ Complete Canine Calming Chews (90 Count) for 50% OFF during our CLEARANCE SALE! These chews are crafted to support relaxation and ease anxiety—perfect for stressful events or everyday calm.
Give your furry friend the relief they deserve—shop the clearance now before it’s gone!
How do you feel about Bach Rescue Remedy, it’s all natural and works great for my Yorkie to calm a sensitive stomach. Two drops on food 2’x a day. And when she goes to have her nails clipped (she’s a fiesty fighter)I give her all 4 drops 20 min. before hand. Works wonders.
Diane,
I got that and took it with me (3 yrs ago) when I had to drive my cat 1+ hrs each way to the vet specialists. I was seeing a dermatologist (skin cancer) and an opthomologist. I’d asked them to take a look at the ingredients and tell me their opinion on its effectiveness. (As opposed to the tranquilizers I got from my local vet for these lone distance drives).
They said the only reason it worked was because of the alcohol that is in it. They said in the amounts it’s in there, it probably wouldn’t hurt my cat, but it wouldn’t help a whole lot either.
Another alternative (Which I’ve found since when trying to calm my one cat for his sub-Q fluids) was Feliway spray. You spray the towel they are going to be laying on, not the cat. Between that and some good classical music (for animals), he did noticably calm down more.
My cat, about 5 years old, for the past 4 months has had recurring diarrhea & blood in her stool. After blood tests, clear, and stool tests, my vet sent me home with a print out regarding “clostridial entertoxicocosis”. she has been on special canned food with varied results. Now on Hills, d/d duck & pea, with a package of purina fortiflora sprinkled on top, very little dry food. Her stool has become more firm but it is still coated with blood, red, not brown, and not much mucus anymore. Her anus is still inflammed & lots of licking. She has taken to pooping and peeing wherever she is. I’m sure because her anus is irritated & her tummy feels bad. She appears better, but is their a specific or better treatment to clear up this bacteria & get rid of the blood in her stool? She has a very good appetite.
Thanks so much, Patrice
What I use for my dog who is anxious is the Anxiety wrap. I find it works great, it calms her down right away and she likes wearing it. When she’s anxious I simply put it on her and she calms down right away.
Maybe something for others to consider as well!
Here is the URL for it:
https://anxietywrap.com/default.aspx
I also use the anxiety wrap and find that it calms my dog, who, by the way, looks nearly identical to Dr. Jones’ dog Lewis and is just as shiny! But, after reading about Dr. Jones’ recommendation for the L-Theanine, I purchased some of the tablets from a Pet Vitamin company. I use the formula provided by Dr. Jones of 50mg per 20 lbs and it works wonderfully!
I found the tablets a bit expensive from the pet vitamin store so I purchased the capsules from Puritan’s Pride, a company that sells a good quality product for a very low price. Since the ingredient has virtually no taste, I broke open the capsules and filled a bottle with the powder. I measure out the appropriate dosage and add it to my dog’s canned food. He doesn’t even notice it!