Introduction:
Pet Remedy Mini Calming Spray offers a natural, effective solution for tackling stress and anxiety in pets. Whether your furry, feathered, or scaly friends are dealing with loud noises, travel stress, or separation anxiety, this spray helps them stay calm without sedation. Backed by years of research, its unique blend of essential oils works with your pet’s natural relaxation pathways, providing fast and effective relief.
Product Features:
- Natural calming solution for pets
- Trigger spray for easy application
- Suitable for dogs, cats, horses, rabbits, rodents, and birds
- Starts working immediately to calm anxious nerves
- Non-sedating formula helps pets stay attentive and receptive
- Can be used with plug-in diffusers for additional support
- Safe for use on the skin and coat (water-based, pH neutral)
- Clinically proven blend of Valerian, Vetivert, Sweet Basil, and Sage
Technical Specifications:
- Type: Mini Calming spray
- Volume: 15ml
- Formulation: Water-based, pH neutral
- Active ingredients: Low concentration Valerian essential oil, Vetivert, Sweet Basil, Sage
- Application: Spray directly on the pet’s bedding, coat, or in their environment
- Compatibility: Suitable for all pets in the household
Instructions:
The calming spray is water-based and pH-neutral, making it suitable for various uses at home or during travel. Below are the recommended application methods and guidelines:
- General Use: Spray on pet bedding, a bandana, or apply a small amount to your fingers to gently rub around the muzzle, under the chin, and on the top of the chest. Only a couple of sprays are needed, lasting between 2 to 6 hours depending on the individual pet.
- For Bonding Pets: When bonding rabbits, apply a small amount to a damp cloth or your fingers and rub around the muzzles to facilitate scent swapping and calming. This method can also be used for other pets, such as dogs, cats, rodents, and horses, helping to ease the bonding process.
- Application Guidelines:
- Avoid spraying directly on the pet to prevent associating the spray with a stressful situation.
- For small mammals and birds, avoid spraying nearby due to their small lung capacity. Instead, spray on a cloth and place it near them.
- For anxious dogs during walking or training, spray on a bandana, a damp cloth, or your fingers and gently apply around the muzzle and chest. This method can also be adapted for horses. Alternatively, spray a small amount on your trouser leg to allow the dog to take in the active ingredients when brought to heel.
These steps ensure effective use of the spray while maintaining the comfort and safety of your pet.
