Parent of a nervous dog? A vet explains how calming treats can helpFor animals that share heritage with the mighty wolf, dogs can be real scaredy cats. When your dog is feeling extra stressed, it can really help to have calming dog treats.
The brand suggests that you give a serving before a stressful event such as you leaving for work , a thunderstorm rolling in or a planned car ride. These can get pricey, especially if you have a big dog or intend to use these daily. For dogs who like to gnaw, the brand also makeson our list, and it's also an easy brand to find in many supermarkets, pet stores and mass merchants.
The brand cautions that it might take up to six weeks to see results, which can feel like a long stretch to dog owners, but some online reviewers report seeing much faster improvement. If you just want to calm your dog in a one-time stressful situation, such as a vet visit, you might want something more fast-acting.Composure is a brand that Dr.