Isle of Dogs Everyday Essentials 100% Natural Chillout Dog Treats, 12-oz bag
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Help Rover relax to the max with Everyday Essentials 100% Natural Chillout Dog Treats. These tasty treats are specially formulated to help your doggie dude chill out during stressful situations. They are crafted to calm your canine companion down while providing relief from stress with a nutritious blend of all-natural ingredients like lavender, lemon balm, vanilla, flaxseed, apples, sweet potatoes and whole grains. These carefully baked treats are recommended for dogs with separation anxiety or tensions caused by loud noises, thunderstorms, fireworks or other changes in his daily routine.
Key Benefits- Designed to calm and relieve stress in a nervous pup.
- Gourmet blend of soothing vanilla, lemon balm and lavender.
- Recommended for dogs with separation anxiety or tension from changes in daily routines.
- Serve during thunderstorms or fireworks to help your doggie dude chill.
- Feature a nutritious blend of all-natural flaxseed, apples, sweet potatoes and whole grains.
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Item Number56883
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LifestageAdult
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Breed SizeSmall Breeds, Medium Breeds, Large Breeds, All Breeds
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Food FormTreats
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Special DietGluten Free, No Corn No Wheat No Soy
Oat Flour, Rice Flour, Cane Molasses, Flaxseed, Whole Rolled Oats, Canola Oil (Preserved With Mixed Tocopherols), Natural Flavorings, Apples, Carrots, Lavender Extract, Vanilla Extract, Dried Kelp, Lemon Balm Extract, Brewers Dried Yeast, Parsley, Yucca Schidigera Extract.
Caloric Content22 kcal/treat
| Guaranteed Analysis | |
|---|---|
| Crude Protein | 9.0% min |
| Crude Fat | 7.0% min |
| Crude Fiber | 8.5% max |
| Moisture | 10.0% max |
2 - 4 treats per day.
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Works on large and medium dogs
By Nick on Sep 8, 2021
We have a German and a Australian cattle/corgi and these worked great on a 12 hour road trip and few years back. They also work well with separation anxiety with the German and chilling out time before bed with the Australian cattle.
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Not That Great
By Tania on May 8, 2021
I have a 15 year old, 19 lb Bichon mix. He gets really anxious at night and will start whining, screaming, pacing & panting. & when I say screaming I mean SCREAMING. He keeps this up all night & doesn’t allow anyone to sleep. I got these treats to see if they would help & they did for a couple of nights. I started off with half & it worked. We were able to sleep again. After two nights the screaming started up again so I gave him a whole treat. That worked for a couple of nights. & then it stopped. Sometimes it takes about two and half just to get through half a night. One night it got so bad I gave him four & still nothing! We figured out a way to keep him calm at night in addition to these I have a 15 year old, 19 lb Bichon mix. He gets really anxious at night and will start whining, screaming, pacing & panting. & when I say screaming I mean SCREAMING. He keeps this up all night & doesn’t allow anyone to sleep. I got these treats to see if they would help & they did for a couple of nights. I started off with half & it worked. We were able to sleep again. After two nights the screaming started up again so I gave him a whole treat. That worked for a couple of nights. & then it stopped. Sometimes it takes about two and half just to get through half a night. One night it got so bad I gave him four & still nothing! We figured out a way to keep him calm at night in addition to these treats & even that backfires sometimes. These treats might work for some dogs, but unfortunately it barely does anything for mine so I shall keep looking. … more
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Questionable
By Catmama on Jul 7, 2021
We got these for our dog to help him get through the Fourth of July fireworks. By time time the third day rolled around, he refused to eat them. I'm thinking they must not be very tasty, because he usually eats treats with gusto.
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Isle of dogs
By Buddy on Sep 12, 2021
One of my miniature boys love these. They are too crunchy for the older One.
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Puppy hates it
By HavaBoy on May 11, 2021
My puppy is very food motivated and loves to eat...except when you try to give him one of these calming cookies. He won’t go near them and actually spit them out when I mixed it with his food.
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Chillout finally back!
By AZdogmom on Mar 22, 2021
We use Chillout hearts after our dogs’ “dinner” feeding - to signal there’s nothing more to eat and that it’s time to settle down for the evening. They LOVE Chillout and are mellow when it’s bedtime. When Chillout wasn’t available for a long time, they weren’t as mellow after dinner - so we’re ALL glad it’s in stock again!
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Works great on SOME dogs
By CMDogs on Mar 17, 2021
I have 3 dogs works great one one, OK on on, and not al all on the other So, get it and try, it's worth a shot. OH I recommended them to a friend and it works well for their dog
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So helpful
By Rhondaandwendell on Apr 23, 2021
This has helped my Lahasa Apso so much, he is scared of thunderstorms and panices so this helps calm him down
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We all sleep!
By Papa on Feb 14, 2021
The chill out pills work excellent on my two dogs. They’re both around 100 pounds. If I give them two treats at bedtime, they’ll sleep through the night which means I get to sleep through the night (uninterrupted) as well!
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Chillouts!
By Rosie on Feb 19, 2021
Haven't met a dog yet that doesn't like these. I don't have a dog - but, I always have treats for friend's dogs. They all seem to love them. Why have they been so hard to find?
