By Lorie8084
from Wichita, KS on 2/15/2008
Pros:
Easy To Administer, Effective, No Side Effects
Best Uses:
Short-Term Care, Treat Specific Illnesses
Describe Yourself:
Long-time Pet Owner
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Our Great Pyranese is terrified of storms and usually goes on a digging/breaking the fence rampage at the first sign of storms. When we notice one coming on, we give her a couple of tablets, which she takes with no problem. Within a few minutes, she's calmed down and doesn't dig as much and we weather out the storms much calmer than the past.
Not user-friendly for Cats
By LIL BIT from Atlanta, GA on 11/5/2007
Cons:
Difficult To Administer
Describe Yourself:
Long-time Pet Owner
Bottom Line:
No, I would not recommend this to a friend
This item was not a good choice for cats and I wished it came in a liquid form with a dropper to administor.
Only Natural Pet Store Response:Administering remedies can be a special challenge with cats. Be sure to check out our Newsletter article, “Administering Remedies to Your Companion” (Mar 2007) in our Newsletter Archives, which suggests using the popular "pill pockets" or our pill crusher to help get the remedy administered more easily.
By beck from dover ohio on 9/4/2007
Best Uses:
When the pet needs it
Describe Yourself:
Beagle owner
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
my beagle is scared of fireworks and thunderstorms after i used this item she could care less if something goes boom or not. thank you
A better dog during Storms
By Susie Q from Cat Spring, Texas on 7/26/2007
Pros:
Effective, Gentle, No Side Effects
Cons:
Difficult To Administer, Flavoring would be Great
Describe Yourself:
Long-time Pet Owner
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
This has really helped my dog during thunderstorms. She is terrified and now she handles the episodes so much calmer. I love it.
By Justin from 29 Palms, CA on 3/5/2007
Best Uses:
Short-Term Care
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Worked well when calming my dog while trimming his hair.
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