maxxidog maxxicalm Calming Aid for Dogs, 120 tablets

I'm Carlin, an Australian Shepherd, and my pawents gave me these to see if they'd calm me down a bit. Jokes on them, I'm just 99% of the time hyper and I like it that way! My sis also has separation anxiety but these didn't seem to help her either. The plus is they taste great.

We bought these to help with some anxiety our pupper has (she was previously on CBD) but, after a month, I am not sure that they are working. She will eat them no problem (like they are a special treat in fact), but she has recently (the last week or so) started destroying things when she is left alone so I don't think they are quite doing the trick for her. Back to the drawing board.

My rescue was crazy during thunderstorms and hunting gunshots and fireworks ... it progressed to rain freak outs. We tried every prescription suggested by vets, bought a thunder vest... and nothing worked. This works! With a new BIG puppy, it has also helped with aggression and the two male dogs are playing, not fighting. Regulating how much to give them, when to give it, and how it effects them is important to track. Each dog seems to tolerate it differently.

These seem to have no effect on my monster. She still destroys things when left alone and cries. But it might just not be for her.

1.5 year old male black labradoodle likes to jump on new people. two pills in am does calm him down. friendly dog--does not bite. maxxi calm calms down his puppy hyperness.

THESE PILLS WORKED RIGHT AWAY. DOG A DOBERMAN AND HIGH STRONG WITH DEER, RABBITS ETC RUNNING AROUND. WAS EXCESSIVE BARKING -SOMETHINGS AT NOTHING. GIVE A PILL IN AM- THINKS ARE TREATS AND SOMETIMES ON AFTERNOON. PUT COLLAR ON AS WELL.

I was hopeful that this would work for my anxious dog but it didn't do a thing. I will keep looking.

My 5 year old Shiba Inu suffers from noise anxiety. Even loud conversations or house guests will send him to his safe spot shaking. I give him one of these about an hour before and he is much calmer and less stressed. He still likes to find his safe spot, but he no longer shakes and he is able to relax after his initial reaction. All in all, this product does what it should.

I am so happy to see that Chewy has started carrying this item. I've used these tablets for a few years now, first for my male Irish Setter for separation anxiety then for my female for noise phobia. They love the taste and everyone comes running if I need to give one of them tablets for some reason. We have six dogs and three have some sort of phobia that occasionally bothers them. These tablets work well for several different conditions and I have never had one of my dogs refuse them. I bought them elsewhere in the past, but since I buy my dog food from Chewy, it will be very convenient to be able to get everything in the same place.

I have been using MaxxiCalm for more than five years. I have Bernese Mountain Dogs. I began using Maxxicalm for my Amish puppymill, Willow, when there were thunderstorms. I had been using a different product but because Willow had epilepsy, I started using Maxxicalm instead due to the fact that the other product contained rosemary which can induce seizures. What I found amazing with Maxxicalm was that I could give Willow the pills if I knew a storm was coming and they worked wonderfully. What was even better was on those nights when a storm came through and I was sleeping only to be woken with Willow’s big muzzle in my face shaking, I could give him the pills and they took effect nearly I have been using MaxxiCalm for more than five years. I have Bernese Mountain Dogs. I began using Maxxicalm for my Amish puppymill, Willow, when there were thunderstorms. I had been using a different product but because Willow had epilepsy, I started using Maxxicalm instead due to the fact that the other product contained rosemary which can induce seizures. What I found amazing with Maxxicalm was that I could give Willow the pills if I knew a storm was coming and they worked wonderfully. What was even better was on those nights when a storm came through and I was sleeping only to be woken with Willow’s big muzzle in my face shaking, I could give him the pills and they took effect nearly immediately. This allowed for both Willow and myself to go back to sleep with nary a worry. I have also used MaxxiCalm for my now six year old Berner, Leonardo. Leonardo is a therapy dog but he is also a Peter Pan dog. This means that while most Berners by this age are settling in and are calm, Leonardo is ready to play at a moment’s notice. I give Leonardo MaxxiCalm before we go on Animal Assisted Therapy visits to take that little bit of edge off of him. It doesn’t sedate him in any way but allows him to focus with the task at hand and be an even more amazing therapy dog to kids with psychiatric and anger issues as well as patients in the hospital. Recently, my family suffered a tragedy when my nephew suddenly lost his wife of 18 months. His wife was suffering from chronic debilitating pain and was essentially housebound the last year of her life. Both of them had adopted a 12 yr old Beagle mix, named Mocha. Mocha was her mommy’s world outside of her husband. My nephew had been fortunate to be able to work a significant amount of time at home so he could care for his wife. Mocha knew nothing different than always having her mommy at home with her except when she left for doctor’s appointments and on rare occasions to visit friends. I came up and stayed with my nephew the week of his wife’s death, through services and the funeral and for a few days following. I felt it imperative that my nephew go into work so that he was not spending 24/7 in the house with no social interaction, BUT the question arose what to do with Mocha because we knew she suffered from separation anxiety. I happened to have a full bottle of Maxxicalm with me and suggested that my nephew give Mocha one and one-half pills a day on the days he goes into work to calm any separation anxiety. My nephew has been giving Mocha MaxxiCalm daily without incident. He is greeted by a happy dog when he comes home and he doesn’t worry that his little princess is suffering wondering where her mommy went, where her daddy is. Maxxicalm has come to the rescue once again! … more