CALM & RELAXED dog treats are hand baked and expertly blended to help keep your dog calm. The delicious, low calorie recipe includes chamomile and valerian root (two of the best know relaxation aids) and L-tryptophan (essential to form serotonin the ‘feel good’ neurotransmitter).
These are the perfect treats before stressful situations such as visits to the vets, car journeys, fireworks, competitions, separation or just as a nice bedtime treat.
 
A complementary food for dogs. Suitable for all breeds and ages from 16 weeks old.
 
LAMB
A rich source of protein for the maintenance of muscle mass
Lamb is a great tasting, nutritionally balanced protein source that boasts all 9 essential amino acids to help maintain optimum health. Lamb is rich is vitamin B12, magnesium which can help to keep your dog calm.
Lamb is rich in omega-3 fatty acids DHA and EPA. These have anti-inflammatory properties and can reduce histamine release.
 
CHAMOMILE
A natural calming aid
Chamomile is a traditional calming aid, known to alleviate the effects of anxiety and sleep problems. Added benefits of chamomile are believed to come from natural plant compounds called terpenoids and flavonoids, which help fight inflammation and harmful free radicals that can contribute to illness and ageing.
This daisy-like flower is known to help relax muscles, reduce irritability, gastrointestinal disorders and inflammation, leaving you with a happier, calmer dog.
 
L-TRYPTOPHAN
A natural amino acid which helps to make Serotonin (the happy hormone)
Essential amino acid, L-Tryptophan helps the body create brain-signalling chemicals, such as Serotonin. Tryptophan deficiency can lead to lower serotonin levels. This can result in mood disorders, such as anxiety.
If a dog has low serotonin levels they may feel anxious, aggressive or have sleep issues. Boosting levels of L-tryptophan within the body can help in the production of Serotonin, reducing the side effects of low-serotonin in dogs.
 
VALERIAN ROOT
A natural, very mild sedative
This natural herbal supplement has mild sedative qualities that can help to reduce anxiety and fear in dogs. Valerian Root is thought to aid anxieties by increasing the neurotransmitter gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) to the brain, which has a calming effect.
Valerian Root has been found to be particularly effective in dogs who have noise phobias, for example thunderstorms or fireworks.