The natural way

Many pets get anxious – but the good news is that there is a lot that can be done in the home to make them feel more at ease! The key is to helping them feel comfortable, while demonstrating to them that all is well by making sure that you do not convey any anxiety YOU may feel to them – as you know, animals are very sensitive to the moods & emotions of their owners!

Dogs in particular can become very anxious and distressed during a lightning storm or when fireworks are let off nearby. If your pet becomes distressed, try not to fuss too much, as this may be interpreted as attention – perhaps triggering further anxiety in the future. Rather stay calm and provide your pet with the necessary tools to cope. This may include a ‘den’ for them (empty cupboard with a blanket and favourite toys) as dogs will try to find a place where there is one opening – where the perceived ‘danger’ can be watched. Cats will usually seek out shelter under a bed or behind a cupboard. Best to leave them be, and not bother them.

How can PetCalm help?

PetCalm is a natural pet remedy which contains 100% homeopathic ingredients known for their calming and soothing effect. It can be used regularly to help anxious or highly strung pets – or as needed for occasional help during stressful situations, such as during thunderstorms, fireworks, domestic stress, pet shows – or even a visit to the vet. 

As a natural remedy, PetCalm has no risk of unwanted side effects or addiction and can be safely used by animals of all ages and sizes. 

What are the Ingredients?

PetCalm contains the following 100% active homeopathic ingredients in therapeutic pet-friendly dosage:

Scutellaria (D3), Passiflora (D3), Kali phos (6C),  Arg nit. (30C), Sucrose (inactive ingredient)

PetCalm contains no gluten, artificial flavours, colours or preservatives. Our products are animal-cruelty free. Individual ingredients are well-researched and are natural, safe and effective.

Safe for use during pregnancy and nursing.

How has PetCalm helped others?

Our little Maltese is a real baby whenever it comes to a visit to the vet! If we give her a dose of PetCalm just before leaving and one when we are there there is such a big difference which makes everyone much happier. Thanks for this lovely remedy which is easy to administer – as you say truly without fuss or bother!” – Greta

“We give our dogs petcalm just before we have guests over as they always become excited and nervous when there are new people in the house. It helps very much.” – Bridgetta R.

“Our Siamese cat has always been very nervous and jumps at the slightest sound. She hates the sound of vacuum cleaners and is very sensitive to noise of all kinds. Sometimes I feel very sorry for her as she can’t even eat properly when she is nervous and even has developed eczema. Since we have been giving her Petcalm every day we have seen a big improvement and she is more happy and relaxed. I can recommend this product to anyone with a highly strung sensitive cat or dog.” – N. D.

How do I use PetCalm?

PetCalm comes in convenient dissolvable granule form. The tiny granules are easy to administer to animals of all sizes and personalities and are simply sprinkled on the back of the tongue and left to dissolve. Alternatively, they can be mixed with a little wet food or a treat. No fuss and bother!

Dosage:
Cats and small dogs: Large pinch of PetCalm sprinkled into the mouth.
Small to medium dogs: Two pinches sprinkled into the mouth.
Medium to large dogs: 1/4 cap of granules sprinkled into the mouth.

Preventative: Two to three doses of PetCalm may be safely given every day as a nerve tonic for pets with nervous dispositions as well as those who have anxiety disorders due to traumatic histories.

Acute: PetCalm may also be used as needed for acute anxiety which is often linked to a stressful event (vet visits, thunderstorms, fireworks or boarding kennels). Administer every hour until symptoms subside. 

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Disclaimer: This medicine has not been evaluated by the Medicines Control Council. This medicine is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any illness. Please consult your veterinarian if symptoms persist.