Customer Reviews

We notice that when we give these to our dog, his behavior changes immediately-not in a good way. He is incredibly hyper when people come over, so we thought this may be a good way to quell that. He will not leave our side, to the point of sitting on our feet because he can't get close enough to us. He also gets trembly the next day. I'm guessing it is the result of all of the energy that he usually exerts being hindered, thus giving him the shakes. Max dose for his weight says 6; we give him 2. We've tried it on 3 occasions, and will no longer use this product. If I could rate 0 stars, I would.

For Dusty a change in what works best wasn't good. I thought trying this brand sounded good. But he is hyper, nerves and bark's at everything. So I can't give them 4stars just one. We're going back to his usual brand

My dachshund HATES the taste of these treats. I tricked him in to eating them a few times by crumbling into his food. Also, he never eats his poop, but did after eating these. Oh yeah, they don't work anyway! Waste of money.

My dog is blind and therefore thunder terrorizes him. I've tried everything including thundershirt, wiping a dryer sheet on his fur, benedryl, CBD, Bach Flower Essence's , Rescue Remedy, etc. This will knock him out. He is 60 pounds and I give 2 or 3 depending on the level of rain and thunder coming. A major crack of thunder (we live near mountain so its so close) will wake him up and then its back to panting, pacing and freaking out. I will give 3 if its predicted bad. But my goto is to sit with him in an inside closet or bathroom and play dog meditation ytubes. Dog does not mind the smell or taste at all. Giving 5 stars because I think its the best I've tried.

While I believe these help my pups with anxiety (we got them to aid our dogs in storm anxiety and fireworks this summer), the smell is so bad it took my breath away when I opened them. I assumed they were bad but a friend that uses them said they just always smell awful. Our dogs wouldn’t eat them unless we coated in peanut butter. They definitely calm the dogs, but they’re really rancid smelling. They might warn users of the smell / if you open them the smell escapes and lingers in that space. Really really bad!

These may be good as well as calming for some dogs, but mine won't eat them. They smell awful so I can't blame her.

My catahoula mix is afraid for thunderstorms and fireworks. Pet-eze really works. A couple of these and he is not bothered as much. I see a difference in him. I use a thunder shirt as a backup. Sometimes pet-EZE is used alone and works great.

I have 3 Border Collies and all three have different levels of storm anxiety and these work great . Takes the edge off and everyone sleeps through the storms. My dogs love them and consider them a yummy treat.

I have one that's terrified of thunder. These smell horrible and I have to hide them in lunch meat or Vienna sausages to get they in my dog. But they do work. Anything that helps is worth the effort for me. I've tried others that tasted good, that smelled good, that didn't work good. I'll stick with the stinkies.

Like more natural things vs. drugs to help pets relax.