Scullcap & Valerian Tablets for Dogs and Cats, 100 Count

My dog is almost 13 and because of old age he started to become terrified of fireworks, before they never bothered him but old age is old age, when they go off he would cower, dig in the corner and shake, and bark relentlessly. these tablets, twice daily for 16kg dog has calmed him down so much, he's back to how he used to be before he changed, he's able to ignore most noises and even a few fireworks, now he's down to one tablet a day and he goes to sleep within half hour of taking it from being so relaxed. While i've not yet to see him with the worst kind of fireworks that you feel through your walls, the fact he went from being so anxious expecting all them the time, to being back to himself really speaks volumes. no visible side effects have been seen, his stomach is normal, his bowels are normal, definitely reccomend to anyone needing to calm their dogs down either through light fireworks, or the days after where the dog is still anxious. 10/10, for the price and quantity you get, it's worth the chance to try them out compared to spending a lot of vetinary medicine that doesn't last long for the price. WARNING: Only downside is the tablets smell like parmasan cheese or sweaty feet, wash hands after touching is my advice, as the valerian root is the cause.

So far so good. Bought these on the recommendation of my vet for my dog who was showing signs of anxiety at fireworks. They work within about 15 minutes and instead of shaking and trying to hide, she relaxes and just acts as normal. Have to hide them in cheese though .

These helped my little rescue to calm a little to focus on training. Though they need a hammer to crush! Negative reviews are a little unfounded; these are not a miracle cure for behaviour problems but can relax the dog enough for training and helping the mindset change. As a trainer, I see people "drug" their dogs for issues that can be resolved by putting in some effort and learning. I used them on my vets recommendation for a few months, but he's not in need now, as he's learnt better ways and how to calm himself in a short time and used desensitise training to overcome fears. Often dogs are anxious due to not getting the right stimulation for their breed, so using these helped the dog feel calm enough to train right. Rescue dogs can benefit from this calming tablet (which is safer than anything you get from the conventional vet) during settling in, but it's not a be all/end all cure, if you don't work your dog.

I haven’t really seen a difference, but it has only be two month

I’ve got a 16yr old Cognitive disorder and it’s been really hard going. When outside in the garden he gets lost and disoriented plus barking in the car, since being on this he’s greatly improved

Work very well to keep our dogs calm when home alone and also helps with firework season , they're one of our go to calming tablets

Don't waste your money. My previous two dogs were never affected by the fireworks season so seeing a dog begin to tremble and shake with fear every time a firework goes off is pretty new to me. The dog that I have now is just a couple of years old now. He reacted badly to bonfire night last year so this year I bought these tablets in good time before bonfire night hoping that the treatment would help him. We all know that its never just the one night in November, we had over a week of fireworks being let off where I live this year and my dog was in a very sorry state indeed. Its terrible feeling helpless when there's nothing that you can do for your dog, you just have to watch them suffer. These tablets did NOTHING whatsoever for my dog and at around £10 they are not exactly cheap. However the money has nothing to do with it as I would gladly pay treble that amount if they worked. You can give a human a placebo and sometimes get away with it but you cant kid an animal. I wrote to the seller and complained about this. Here is how he replied: "It is often trial and error with these products. Like all remedies there is never any guarantee of success " Now where does it say this in the sellers listing? Its like saying pay your money and take your chances as you would with Mr William Hill I cant see any difference. Steer well clear from such phoney concoctions and if you know of any useful remedies then please let me know.

I've had this product now for a full year and they seem to be helping my nervous border terrier. I give him his tablet in a treat and this works so well for him. I would recommend trying these, but you have to give them time to work. Maybes start a few months before fireworks or any other events with noise. But a must for my dog now

Dorwest Scullcap &Valerian has helped my dogs cope with stressful situations over many years. I have always had success with using Scullcap & Valerian to ease a nervous puppy's introduction to the show ring.