Hemp Calming Chews for Dogs with Melatonin, L-Tryptophan and Botanicals, 60 Count – ThunderBites
Hemp calming chews for dogs combine melatonin, L-tryptophan, thiamine, ginger, chamomile, passion flower, hemp seed oil and hemp seed powder in a soft bite-size format. ThunderBites supplies 60 chews for label-directed situational support during thunderstorms, fireworks, travel, grooming, veterinary visits, crate training or household changes. The chewable form can be simpler to offer than a capsule when a dog accepts the hemp flavor.
Use only the weight-based serving and timing on the current package. The source cautions that use in pregnant or breeding animals has not been established and advises care with MAO inhibitors and sedatives, so discuss medication and health history with a veterinarian first. Monitor for excessive sleepiness, poor coordination, vomiting, diarrhea or worsening behavior. Calming supplements do not diagnose anxiety or pain, and sudden or severe behavior changes require veterinary assessment.
Specifications
- Brand: ThunderBites
- Product: Hemp calming chews for dogs
- Count: 60 chews
- Flavor: Hemp
- Form: Chewable
- Target animal: Dog
- Life stage: All life stages listed
- Breed sizes: All sizes listed
- Ingredients highlighted: Hemp seed oil hemp seed powder chamomile passion flower ginger thiamine L-tryptophan and melatonin
- Use situations: Storms fireworks travel vet visits grooming and crate training
- Diet statement: Plant based
- Gluten statement: Gluten free
- Production statement: Made in USA with globally sourced ingredients
- Organization statement: NASC member company
- Model: T05-D-HEMP60
- Pregnancy and breeding: Safe use not proven
- Medication caution: MAO inhibitors and sedatives
- Serving: Follow current package label
Frequently Asked Questions
How many chews are included?
The bottle contains 60 hemp-flavored calming chews.
When can the chews be used?
The source lists storms, fireworks, travel, grooming, veterinary visits and other stressful events, with timing taken from the label.
Can pregnant or breeding dogs use them?
Safe use has not been established for pregnant or breeding animals, so consult a veterinarian.
Can they be combined with a sedative?
Do not combine them without veterinary guidance because the source specifically cautions about sedatives and MAO inhibitors.