Calming Chews for Dogs 200, Dog Calming Chews Anxiety Relief with Melatonin

Dog Calming Chews with Chamomile, L-Tryptophan and Valerian Root in 4 Flavors and 50- to 300-Count Sizes – TTLXRL

Chicken / 150 pcs
$57.99
Sale price  $57.99 Regular price 
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Calming Chews for Dogs 200, Dog Calming Chews Anxiety Relief with Melatonin

Dog Calming Chews with Chamomile, L-Tryptophan and Valerian Root in 4 Flavors and 50- to 300-Count Sizes – TTLXRL

$57.99
Sale price  $57.99 Regular price 
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Dog calming chews with chamomile, L-tryptophan, valerian root, ginger root and vitamin B1 provide a soft supplement format for situational routines. TTLXRL offers duck, chicken, bacon and peanut butter flavors across 50- 90- 150- 200- and 300-count options, allowing buyers to select a trial or longer supply.

Verify the exact flavor and count combination before ordering, then use only the weight-based amount and timing on its label. Ask a veterinarian before combining these chews with medication, sedatives or another calming supplement, and check the ingredient panel for allergies. Monitor for excessive sleepiness, poor coordination, vomiting or diarrhea. Persistent fear, aggression or other major behavior changes may have medical causes and need professional assessment.

Specifications

  • Brand: TTLXRL
  • Product: Dog calming chews
  • Flavors: Duck chicken bacon and peanut butter
  • Counts: 50 90 150 200 and 300
  • Ingredients highlighted: Chamomile L-tryptophan valerian ginger and vitamin B1
  • Form: Chew
  • Target animal: Dog
  • Uses listed: Storms separation car rides and vet visits
  • Grain listed: None
  • Corn listed: None
  • Soy listed: None
  • Model: TT-calm
  • Serving: Follow exact selected label
  • Medication check: Consult veterinarian
  • Storage: Follow package

Frequently Asked Questions

Which flavors are offered?

Variants list duck, chicken, bacon and peanut butter.

Which counts are available?

Options list 50, 90, 150, 200 and 300 chews.

Can these be used with sedatives?

Ask a veterinarian before combining calming supplements with sedatives or medication.

Which reactions require stopping?

Stop and seek advice for excessive sleepiness, poor coordination, vomiting or diarrhea.

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