Dog Calming Spray
Calm your canine companion with dog calming spray. These soothing formulas can help reduce anxiety, stress, and hyperactivity for a peaceful and happy pup.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do calming sprays work for dogs?
Do calming sprays work for dogs?
Calming sprays for dogs can effectively reduce anxiety, stress, and hyperactivity in many dogs. When sprayed directly on the dog's chest, a bandana, or anywhere they spend their time, such as the car or bedding, the calming spray can promote a more relaxed environment.
Unfortunately, not all dogs respond to these sprays, but many pet owners report noticeable improvements in their dogs' behavior during stressful situations such as thunderstorms, vet visits, or car rides.
Wondering if a calming spray might work for your dog? Treat anxiety in your dog by consulting a Dutch vet. Your vet will provide a customized treatment plan for your dog, which may include anything from calming sprays to collars like the ThunderEase Calming Collar for Dogs, and even anti-anxiety medication.
What is in calming sprays for dogs?
What is in calming sprays for dogs?
Dog calming sprays often rely on synthetic versions of pheromones to help alleviate anxiety and stress. These pheromones mimic the natural chemical signals that mother dogs produce to comfort and reassure their puppies.
The most common type of pheromone used in calming sprays for dogs is called dog-appeasing pheromone (DAP). This synthetic version of the pheromone is believed to have a calming effect on dogs of all ages by triggering feelings of security and relaxation.
When sprayed in areas where the dog spends time, such as their bedding or favorite spots in the house, or directly onto their coat or collar, DAP-based calming sprays can help create a sense of familiarity and calmness.
This same pheromone is also available in other forms. For instance, if you don't want to use a spray, you might use the ThunderEase calming diffuser kit to make your home more relaxing for your pet.
What is the best calming spray for dogs?
What is the best calming spray for dogs?
The best calming dog spray is safe and effective. Look for calming sprays that contain pheromones, and avoid those with artificial fragrances or harsh chemicals that could irritate your dog's skin or respiratory tract.
Also, choose a calming spray for dogs specifically formulated for them and safe for puppies and adult dogs. Avoid products that contain any ingredients that may be toxic to dogs, and always check the label for any warnings or precautions.
While effectiveness can vary from dog to dog, look for calming sprays with positive reviews from other pet parents. Keep in mind that no product will work for every dog, so it may require some trial and error to find the best solution for your pet.
If your dog has severe anxiety or behavioral issues, consult a veterinarian before using any calming spray. They can provide guidance on the best approach to managing your dog's anxiety and may recommend additional behavioral training or medication if necessary.
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How often should my dog use a calming spray?
How often should my dog use a calming spray?
How often you use dog calming spray can vary depending on the product and your dog's needs. Most calming sprays can be used as needed, meaning you can apply them when your dog is experiencing anxiety or stress. This could include vet visits, fireworks, or car rides.
Some calming sprays are designed to be reapplied every few hours to maintain effectiveness, especially during periods of prolonged stress. Follow the label instructions for specific guidance on how often to use the spray. For instance, you'll need to purchase the ThunderEase Calming Diffuser Refill every 30 days.
What are the symptoms of anxiety in dogs?
What are the symptoms of anxiety in dogs?
Symptoms of anxiety in dogs include:
- Excessive barking
- Panting and pacing
- Trembling or shaking
- Aggression
- Destructive behavior
- Hiding
- Escape attempts
- Restlessness
If you notice one or more of these symptoms, schedule an appointment with a licensed veterinarian. With Dutch, you can access 24/7 vet care from the comfort of home.