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I adopted a 3 year old female Terrier mix whose back legs are paralyzed as a result of getting shot with a BB gun. She is very sweet and has adjusted to our home and family beautifully. We also have a 9 year old female Pit Bull who is also paralyzed with her hind legs due to an unsuccessful surgery. They have bonded with each other like they are mother and daughter. The Pit Bull is always very calm but the Terrier is always anxious. She scoots all around the house over ever little sound she hears. I purchased this spray to see if it would help, even just a little bit with her anxiety and it has. Before I leave for work, I spray some on my hands and rub all around her head and neck. I also spray the blanket on her bed. She gets nice and cozy with the Pit and you can see that she starts to calm down. When I leave for work she doesn't run to the door to follow me. She stays on her bed with her buddy. It does not sedate the animal - it just relaxes and calms then down. I would recommend this product.

In the beginning of May, an unfortunate accident happened to a cat I adopted. She was left with severe nerve damage, a broken tail, and a broken pelvis. She has to get her tail amputated, it was severed from her spine. She is still unable to use the bathroom on her own, I have to physically make her urinate, and poop. They vet says there is a very good chance her feeling will never come back and she will be left like this the rest of her life. Because she doesnt have control of her bowels, she also leaks a little too, so at night time I have to put her in my bathroom so it's a more confined area that i can clean easier in case shes laid and leaked somewhere, she get very unhappy when I put her in there, even though I've provided her with LOTS of things to do, and lots of nice places to lay, she still cries and claws at the door for hours wanting to get out. I use this spray in there at night time on her main blanket, and her cat bed, it seems to settle her, and calm her quite well! I noticed a huge difference when I ran out 😥 so I will be ordered it again for sure! I also used it for my dog who is super high energy at bedtime, and it seemed to help settle her also! I would recommend this product to anyone who has an animal who has a hard time settling down.

We moved our family from California to Utah last month and I was pretty nervous about how our two cats would do on the 12-hour drive when they didn't like going 10 minutes in the car. I researched our options and felt like the Calming Stress Relief spray was our best bet; if it worked, it would calm the cats for the duration of the drive and the meowing would be down to a minimum. I had numerous friends who got sedatives from their vets only to have drugged cats meowing for the entire drive. For the week or two before the move I would spray my hand and caress their heads; you could see them relax immediately. I brought the carrier into their living space several weeks before the move so they could get used to the carrier (see it as a friendly place to be) and I sprayed the blanket inside the carrier. The day of the epic drive the cats were relaxed and did amazingly well! My son, who is not a cat fan, drove them the entire way and he said they did really well. They were calm and chill. We continued to use the spray at our new house for a few days so the cats could acclimate. Now we have the happiest cats in Utah! This spray made our move a success and I would recommend it to any cat owner out there!

So here’s the deal.....My 9 month old Jack Russell terrier is deathly afraid of the car. She vomits every time we travel which is only a 20 minute ride to training class and back home. The drooling could wipe out a small town!Thoughts: I really feel like it calms her (my dog). Since using the anxiety spray her drooling has largely decreased and on occasion she hasn’t vomited (more not than has). I spray it on my hands and rub it around her neck as well as spraying it in the car and on her blanket when we travel with too. I feel like it worked enough that I bought a second bottle and will order more.The smell: a little like yeast says my daughter, but not bad at all. A small price to pay for a calm puppy.The bottle is pretty small for the price but I’ve tried the Thunderessence (not sure about spelling) which is cheaper but didn’t work for me so this is worth my money.

We’ve used this on our two older cats (10 years old) bc they hate the car. Ponyo also tends to swat when she’s anxious (usually around other cats and foster kittens). We’ve also used this on our semi-feral kitten who is afraid of humans. Finally, we used it for some foster kittens who really don’t love the sights and sounds of Petco where we take them for adoption day.I couldn’t tell much difference between this and a spray bottle of water with a drop of lavender oil. We tried it for 2 weeks in all those situations.Company easily refunded my money and also is family owned. Hope this works for your kitties. We are sticking to catnip for now!

We have a 13 year old Maltese who, over the last few years, has become very anxious while riding In the car and when he needs to be groomed. We gave him the Pets-At-Ease before going in the car and when he needs to be groomed. We changed groomers so that we have one now that comes to the house in one of those mobile units but the dog seems to still get very anxious. We gave him the Pets-At-Ease and after a short period he did calm down and took a nap. We are still experimenting with what the best dosage is as we don’t want to knock the poor little guy out but he did exhibit a less anxious behavior. He used to be terrified of thunder but his hearing is not what it used to be so that no longer gives him anxiety. We will keep using as it does seem to help.