VetriScience - Composure, Calming Supplement for Dogs Dealing with Separation Stress
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About VetriScience - Composure, Calming Supplement for Dogs Dealing with Separation Stress
Overall Feedback:
84% positive
68% appreciated the ingredient quality, but 32% weren't satisfied
I found the product to be dry, hard, discolored, and foul-smelling. They seemed spoiled, so I didn't give them to my dog.
68% appreciated the ease of consumption, while 32% faced difficulties
My dog is accustomed to having vitamin chews and had no trouble consuming the dog-relaxants.
I have no idea why my dog had diarrhea even though the ingredients seemed safe.
I mixed the supplement with soft food and my dog swallowed it whole, although it was not easy to consume.
I noticed that the supplement smells like otc multivitamins and my dog refused to eat it.
My dog refused to eat the supplement because it smells like otc multivitamins.
64% were satisfied with the taste and smell, but 36% weren't
My dog likes the taste of the dog-relaxants and it calms him down.
My dog is accustomed to having vitamin chews and had no trouble eating the dog-relaxants.
My dog loves the taste of the dog-relaxant, but he also loves the taste of everything.
I noticed that the dog-relaxants smell like otc multivitamins and because of that the dog refused to eat it.
The dog refused to eat the relaxants because they smell like otc multivitamins.
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71% praised the effectiveness, however 29% raised dissatisfaction
After giving the dog relaxants, I noticed that it stopped crying and now roams around the house and quietly waits at the door.
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I gave the dog relaxants and now it roams around the house quietly waiting at the door.
I gave half of one treat at first and it seemed to work about an hour later. It affected Leah (8) the most, she was sleepy, Cinch (11) is typically low key, Dewy (2) and Ginny (1.5) are youngins and have the energy of a spry squirrel. Eventually they all calmed down, the next time I did a whole treat which worked faster and lasted a little longer.
The dog-relaxant helps calm down pups during stressful situations like fireworks, smoke alarms, and aggressive door knockers, but it doesn't cure hard core fears.
I have been giving my dog one chew four or five times on different days, but it did not show any difference.
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