Pet Honesty Hemp Dog Calming Chews, Dog Anxiety Treats to Support Dog Anxiety, Melatonin for Dogs, Helps Aid with Thunder, Fireworks, Chewing & Barking (Chicken 90 Ct)

Reduced our Lab Mix Puppy’s Separation Anxiety
Our 13 month old Labrador Retriever mix, Daisy, was experiencing some mild to moderate separation anxiety in the first couple months after we adopted her. The anxiety manifested in Daisy chewing objects (phone charger cord, pens, shoelaces, pillows, pajamas) in our home while we were away. These supplements were part of a treatment strategy that has proved to be effective at reducing her anxiety and almost eliminating the chewing. We give Daisy two of these treats about 15 minutes before we leave home. We also make sure she gets plenty of exercise. And, we leave her with some safe and healthy outlets for her chewing, including bully sticks and Kongs with frozen wet dog food inside.

These treats, in MAXIMUM STRENGTH, provide some degree of anxiety relief.
My 14 year old Bichon/Terrier mix. Rambo, had been crate trained his whole life, but he had his companion dog in the crate right next to him. They both stayed calm. A few months ago, unfortunately, Rambo’s companion died from long term diabetes & old age. Rambo has been left devastated & part of that has been to become very stressed & anxious when I have to leave him home alone… crate training be damned! First I had to spend $150 for a virtually indestructible crate bed because Rambo resorted to tearing apart anything, including beds, left in the crate with him. I’ve tried EVERYTHING recommended for separation anxiety. Nothing totally eases Rambo’s discomfort, but these treats, in the MAXIMUM STRENGTH, and given at 1-1/2 to 2 times the suggested dose, do seem to help. These treats in the regular strength, proved woefully insufficient. If I’m only going to be away for an hour or so, I give Rambo these Pet Honesty MAX STRENGTH, treats 1 to 1-1/2 hrs before I leave, then I watch him on the doggy webcam cam while I’m away. He’s still a little stressed (barking), but not as bad as giving him nothing. If I’m going to be gone for a longer period, 2-3 hours, then I couple these treats with medication… Benedryl, Trazadone, or Atavan ( I rotate these meds to avoid side-effects & the development of tolerance). The medication alone doesn’t seem to be enough, but the meds + the MAX STRENGTH Calming Hemp seem to reduce Rambo’s separation anxiety to about half. Every dog is going to be different. Rambo has always been fairly high strung & aggressive whereas his companion was generally pretty laid back & docile. It’s taken a lot of trial & error for me to achieve these results with Rambo, and I’m still on the lookout for other ways to reduce Rambo’s anxiety. These treats are a bit higher priced than others, but I recommend giving them a try. Just don’t expect miraculous results. You may have to resort to a combination therapy for your dog. The combo could be with meds like I do, or it might be these treats in combo with something that doesn’t have to be ingested like aroma therapy or a thunder shirt. Depending on your dogs overall health, it generally wise to consult your vet… Good luck!

It work for my 16year old fur dog baby.
Old age is terrible to fur babies. This helps keeps him calm when it’s time to sleep so he does not get confused and anxious.

Great product
I have a dog that is terrified of almost everything and these have been a game changer. She is still scared but doesn’t have complete panic attacks where she shakes and hyperventilates. She just goes to her “safe place “ and chills. I didn’t want to put her on strong prescribed medication and have her be a zombie dog so these were a great alternative.

Unfortunately, these did nothing for our 90lbs doberman. Despite using 3-4 treats, they made no difference with his anxiety. I can’t recommend these solely based on our experience and the fact that he hates the taste of them but eats literally everything else on the planet.

They taste great, my dog loved them, but if you have an anxious dog, find something else, because the price isn’t worth it.

It does what it says