Thunder, fireworks, loud noises, groomers, veterinarians, staying home alone, encountering strangers, car rides, and unexpected events are among the many things that can cause enough stress to interfere with a dog’s health and happiness. Because so many dogs are adversely affected by stress, anxiety relief products like gummies, chews, tinctures, and other calming remedies have become an industry that in 2025 generated over $18 billion in worldwide sales. Would your dog benefit from a non-prescription anti-anxiety product?
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What about Zylkene and Purina Calming Care Probiotics? Also Min Chex? I have veterinarians who have suggested all three. Over the years my dogs have used these products with good results, and no side effects.
For mild, situational distress I suggest these to my dog training clients. They too have often seen good results.
Looking at the above post, was there more content after When to Contact Your Veterinarian?
Still can’t read the rest of the anti-anxiety article even though I’m signed in!