Does this at all help with separation anxiety?
991843
It does help - our little dog has been heaps better while wearing this collar. Although it is not a cure it definitely has helped
991844
I believe it did help with the separation anxiety issue, however I also did other things as well. I would put our puppy in the crate in our bedroom, gave her a few treats and turned the tv on nickelodeon. I believe that doing all of these things together along with the pheromone collar helped. I did not see results right away but over the course of a few months she was doing so much better with her anxiety issues.
991845
Probably. Our wee Malcolm whined a lot when we could come home (he is crated) and it sounded like he was in dire straits. With the DAP color, this crying/whining was eliminated. He was also much better around strangers and stopped barking at loud noises.
991846
It is supposed to give an overall calm/peace without drugs. I don't know that my dog had that diagnosis per se, but he seemed more comfortable and confident, and less fearful.
710596
Perhaps. It has helped calm 2 of our 4 cats. Worth a try. Also look at Zylkene - that has helped one of our cats that is high strung around younger cats.
912153
In my opinion, yes. Ask a trainer or behaviorist for help with barking or maybe get a citronella spray collar
2208167
I suppose you could try it, but catnip would probably work a lot better. You might check with your vet and ask about a med that would calm the cat, w/o making him/her groggy. We do this with our Doberman when we travel, the med we give him does not "put him to sleep", he is still very alert, but not anxious.
1895550
I would say yes! We have a 100 lb German Shepherd with separation anxiety, who would break out of everything we put him in, and he's never been able to get out of this! We've had this for 10 months, and is the best investment in our dog that we've ever made! &#9786;
376551
I think it probably would. The noise stops my dog in his tracks (from anxiety howling). I've noticed over time though he has gotten 'used' to the noise & goes back to making noise - just less of it. For fighting, I would probably blast them with a water bottle before this - but I think this would have a similar effect without making a mess.
545698
It might be a huge help, but the best way to tell is to try it. I found it worked wonders for a very anti-social kitty that had been abused. VERY calming.We'd worked with him for almost a year with little success. We'd done everything to make him feel loved and secure but he was still quite aggressive with my other cats. He wasn't spraying, just being aggressive or hiding. Spraying can be due to so many other factors that its harder to eliminate, but this does have a calming effect on kitty and might make it easier to give him the meds. Is there other animals outside that he can see or smell that are making him anxious and protecting his territory? Its the most common reason for spraying if there is no illness present to cause it. These supplements are a great place to start, but you will need to investigate what is making him insecure so he feels the need to mark territory. Jackson Galaxy has some great cat advice videos on utube, his TV show, "My Cat From Hell" has some good techniques that will help you. Pam Hohnson-Bennett has some great cat advice books that you can find used on Amazon that are game changers. Solving your fur child's problem will require some thought and effort on your part, but every moment you spend will be worth it, repaid in unconditional love for the rest of his life. Please do not give up on your baby and dump him in a shelter, this can be fixed. The love you will get (not to mention good karma:) is more than worth the effort and expense. Much good luck and love, hugs and purrs from the Crazy Catlady!
1707309
I have read that people use it for their dogs during storms. I had a dog that was terrified of storms but unfortunately I didn't know about Bach products while he was still living. At that time. I was medicating him with Prozac and melatonin but I wish I could have tried Bach. Sorry that I can't be more help with your question It does calm my dogs but I don't have a case at this time where I have tried it for extreme anxiety.
937221
The idea is that it is used to treat general anxiety, not episodic anxiety. I did try it however my vet ended up putting her on the pharmecutical drug clomicalm. There is lots of information on the manufacturer's website. You may find some helpful information there.
992579
Yes, definitely. But honestly I can't relate that to this device entirely. At the same time that we started using this, we also went gluten-free with our little guy and all the potty training issues (as well as a bunch of behavioral stuff) resolved pretty quickly. The bed wetting was the last big issue lingering, and this device worked like a miracle!!!
1917397
I have a Siberian Husky that had moderate destructive separation anxiety. After destroying 3 kennels and hurting herself in the process, we ordered this kennel. It has been such a lifesaver!!! After less than a week, she not only gave up trying to gnaw on it and escape, but she also began calming down. It has now been about a month, and she is peaceful when we leave and come home now!! She also voluntarily takes naps in it during the day, which she never used to do before!! I say that it is worth the investment. :)
1677525
I'm sure it will, but I am not a vet. My understanding it helps with a variety of anxiety triggers. My cat has been on it for almost 3 years, twice a day. Takes a few days/weeks to notice a difference. Let's just say, when my cat only has one a day- I notice a difference in his behavior. These work for my cat!
87518
I've never tried it with this kind of behavior...just barking, but I imagine it will work for your situation. I would definitely try it.
239938
It does help my dog. He is very scared of loud noises. However it does take a while for them to work. He gets 1 every am and one around dinner time. Every day. We don't give extra for storms. He still shakes but now comes to us for comfort instead of hiding.
2210156
I have a husky and it helped tremendously. She was really unruly. Husky usually run away. It keeps her around the house. We only has to use tone now. She stays around the house now. I high recommend it.
641576
Yes, it could possibly help, if your cats respond the way my cats have. When they get too rambunctious with one another I spray some Nature's Miracle on a cloth (or an old sock) and make sure each of the smells it. Then I lay the cloth in the vicinity they are in. If I keep a cloth (refreshing it with the spray a few times a day) in the general are during the day it helps immensely. But you have to keep it up, or they will go back to their old habits. Don't expect one spray per day to do the trick. It has made my life so much easier, and has calmed my cats down.
1677528
we used it to help with My cat's aggression with other cats. While we did notice her not "hunting" the other cat in the house as much, we did not notice a marked decrease in aggression towards the other cat when they came across one another. If your cat is acting out simply due to stress, however, I think it may work better. My sister uses this supplement to help her skittish cat who is afraid of strangers and we have noticed improvement in his tendency to hide from strangers.