Nutramax Solliquin Calming Behavioral Health Supplement for Large Dogs - with L-Theanine, Magnolia/Phellodendron, and Whey Protein Concentrate, 75 Soft Chews

THESE WORK WONDERS! My dog is on anexiety medication and still at night can be really hyper. Two of these at bedtime and she sleeps all night. She loves the taste, and they calm her super fast.

I scheduled my female lab puppy to get fixed in September because that is when the vet told us was the best time around the 1 year mark. Just my luck she ended up going into heat early and my poor male lab has been out of his mind. Even keeping them separated was not enough. His level of anxiety went through the roof. It was like witnessing him have a manic episode. An hour after consuming these chews he has calmed right down and even came and cuddled with us.

I've used this for most of the 3 years I've had my Frenchton. My vet tech has a boston & said it's the only thing she's found that helps. She was still over reactive to people coming to the door, so I changed to Purina Calming probiotic for months. My pup started being scared of thunder, fireworks & other loud noises, which was odd for her and made no difference in her manners @the door.I switched back to Solliquin 1 month ago & was able to sit on covered porch with her during a thunderstorm & she didn't shake or cower.

I was hopeful that this would calm down my anxious Papillion but sadly it hasn’t helped. I do know someone else who swears by this product.

Bought these for 2 young cats who got so scared going to the vet they pooped on themselves (they are very chill at home). The vet recommended this since they had to go back 2 wks later to get a dental cleaning.These are advertised as being "soft" and the package said that, too. They are about the size of Pill Pockets for cats (if you know the size of those).They are not soft at all. They were hard - maybe it was a really really old and stale bag they sent me. Or maybe that's how they are. When I tried to squish them between my thumb and index finger they crumbled into hard, dry pieces. My cats, who normally eat anything, wouldn't eat the pieces. Maybe because they smell "chemically."These were a complete waste of money.I would recommend, if you are really determined to try these, that you find them at a pet store where you can squeeze them in the bag and see if they're soft. They will still smell chemically, though. I can't imagine they taste good based on the smell.There are not separate products for cats and dogs, the bag is labelled for both. If they are actually supposed to be hard, then they aren't, IMO, appropriate for cats' teeth, just dogs' teeth.I would never try these again and cannot recommend them.

Like all other anxiety products or medication, it takes about 2 months for it to make a difference. So please don't buy and expect something overnight. All good things take time. This is also not a cure-all but works well in giving us the edge we needed to start training!My dog is very afraid of strangers, typically men which is common. We just hit two months and two weeks on this product and he can now hang around my dad with me and not panic! He's still very wary of my brother but one step at a time. I expect to be able to get over big fears in the coming year with this product! And if we hit a wall, I will spring for blood work and something like fluoxitine but for now this has given us a good edge. It's worth to try it out first if you don't want to jump right into vet prescribed medicine. But of course, you still need to train your dog with this, it will not do the training for you!

I purchased these for my blue healer mix for her age related issues, like pacing, panting and anxiety. After the first 2 doses (1 per day), she was less anxious, even playful and relaxed with us in the living room instead of pacing the back yard and avoiding the house. After 3 days, we had a thunder storm and she just ignored it. That is a first. She is very nervous and tries to dig at the carpet during storms or fireworks. She loves the treats too.

After gobbling down the treat the first time and throwing it up, my cat now refuses to eat it. I’ve tried putting it in his food but am not seeing any improvement in behavior. My male cats are fighting terribly with each other so I’m getting desperate. They were neutered years ago and the plug-ins don’t work. My vet recommended trying this treat as there is no medical reason for this behavior. Guess it was an expensive experiment. I’m disappointed.