Pet Remedy Natural De-Stress and Calming Plug-In Diffuser with 40 ml Refill Bottle (Lasts 2 Months)

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Valerian absolute oil is obtained by cold extraction from the rhizomes of the plant, Valeriana officinalis, and has been used for centuries as an effective and safe calming agent. Spray on pet bedding, bandana, or even a little on your fingers and gently rub around muzzle, under chin, and top of chest! It’s never nice to see your pet upset but thankfully there are some easy steps you can take – in advance and on the night – to help keep them relaxed. It’s also important for you, as an owner, to remain calm and to not soothe them too much as pets can sense any changes in our behaviour which can make them feel more anxious.” Dogs are so precious, and as owners, we always want them to feel safe and loved, so if your dog is showing signs of being stressed and anxious, you might need a calming product for your pet, like a dog calming plug-in or a safe space with a dog bed to retreat to, to help them relax. Certain factors such as separation anxiety, Bonfire Night, loud noises, past trauma, phobias, illness or injuries can all be triggers for nervy dogs and are situations that may make your pet feel uncomfortable.

Once plugged in the diffuser immediately starts to distribute the natural essential oils into the circulating air. Many Valerian preparations are too potent and can sedate rather than calm. Pet Remedy is low concentration and the diffuser delivers a constant slow release, which is very kind and gentle in its effect on the metabolism. Likewise for the calming sprays and wipes which are water based. It works by enhancing the production of GABA(Gamma-aminobutyric acid), a chemical produced by the brain, which transmits a calming message to your pet's body. Several years of research and trials have resulted in a unique formula using a low concentration Valerian essential oil, blended with Vetiver, Sweet Basil and Clary Sage.Use the eco-friendly wipe in the same way as you would with the calming spray by gentle rubbing around muzzle, under chin and top of chest of your pet (including horses!). Because of the possibility for such severe side effects of prescription medication, many owners look to natural products to alleviate their pet’s stress, but not all of those products are safe as well, and what might be non-toxic for one animal species can sometimes be harmful for another. If you are seeing signs of stress or fear and would like some support, the teams at Pets at Home or Vets4Pets, both part of the Pets at Home family, will be able to help.

Valerian is a perennial herb with short rhizomes, aromatic feathery leaves and clusters of small pink or white owers. There are over 260 different species of Valerian worldwide but only a few have calming properties and we obtain optimum results for Pet Remedy from Valeriana officinalis. This species is native to Europe, North America, and the northern part of Asia. Pet Remedy works alongside the brain’s natural messengers called neuro-transmitters, which work by telling the nerve receiving the message either to calm (via GABA pathway) or get ‘fired up’. Pet Remedy works alongside the brain’s natural messengers called neuro-transmitters, which work by telling the nerve receiving the message either to calm ( via GABA pathway) or get ‘fired up’.When out walking or training an anxious dog, spray a little on a bandana or spray a little on a damp` cloth or your fingers and gently rub around the muzzle and top of chest. Same applies for horses. Sesquiterpenes:(contained in the volatile oil): isovaleric acid, valerenic acid,valerenal, and valerenol We source our absolute oil from Europe where our valerian plants are grown organically using only pig manure as fertiliser. This depends how old your puppy is. Puppies are sometimes released by breeders at a very young age (6-8 weeks old) and at this age they are very accepting of change and do not need any sort of calming product at all. As long as the new home is suitable then this, for most puppies, is absolutely the best age to get a puppy, despite what many breeders will say. (All puppies destined to be Guide Dogs for the blind are homed at this age and they develop the best temperament possible). However many breeders like to keep the puppies longer than this and indeed some puppies are, for whatever reason, homed at much greater ages. The older the puppy is (beyond about 7 weeks of age), the more of a stress it is when they move home. If your puppy is over the age of 8 weeks then I would recommend Zylkene as the most natural calming agent for a puppy. If by any chance your puppy is 12 weeks of age or older, then the move will certainly be a stress and Zylkene combined with the Pet Remedy Calming product would be my suggestion. A growing number of pet owners are turning to Pet Remedy for its many stress-reducing benefits, including the fact that there are no known negative side effects for the clear majority of pets.

As a rule, best not to spray directly on a pet. This avoids any association of the spray with the stressful situation. Remember to stop immediately if you see any signs of fear in your pet, and only restart the process at a volume your pet is comfortable with once they are calm. Consult an expert if the anxiety continuesIf you change up your dogs' toys every day, it will reduce the chances of them getting bored. Give them different toys to play with every day and this may give them a different experience. 5. Put your dog into a separate room while WFH Use the enclosed absorbent drip ring to absorb any drips on the bottle, which can occur when there is excessive air movement in the room The formulation is predominantly Valerianoil based (from Eastern Europe), with small inclusions of Vetiver(from Indonesia), Sweet Basil, (from Europe), and Clary Sage(from France) essential oils. The special Pet Remedy blend of essentials oils works alongside these natural relaxation pathways to help calm the nerves of anxious or stressed pets. Dr Karlien Heyrman, Head of Pets at Pets at Home, said**:** “Bonfire Night can be a really uneasy time for our pets, leaving them feeling stressed and anxious – especially those who are naturally more nervous.