PetHonesty Calming Hemp Chicken Flavored Soft Chews Calming Supplement for Dogs

We tried using these for my pitt who is petrified of loud noises like fireworks, thunder, cars you get the point. We thought we would give this a try instead of using medication we gave her 2 soft chews and they did not seem to work well on her at all but was worth a shot. We gave one chew to our curr just to see if it would do anything for him and basically made him quiet. Of course our luck it works on the wrong doggie. So basically it is a 50/50 shot it will work on your furr baby but it is worth giving it a try!! We had no symptoms of them being on it like runny poop or anything so that was a good thing if your worried about that part.

We have a very attached quarantine lab/pit mix who wasn’t doing to well getting groomed or settling down when we started going back to work. These seem to settle her down a lot , and make her time away from us bearable . No more ripping and chewing things or howling at her groomers, just s sweet easy girl. I do recommend giving it to them about an hour before you need them to calm down, though, as they seem to take a while to kick in . They’re expensive as a 50+ lb dog needs 2 but totally worth the price tag to make sure she’s as happy as she can be.

These are very crumbly and have a funny smell. Almost a cheesy smell. My German Shepherd likes them, not fussy at all about eating them. My two little dogs, a cardigan welsh corgi and a chihuahua mix, need a lot more coaxing to eat their treats. However once they do eat them, they seem very relaxed and even a bit sleepy. I purchased these weeks in advance before 4th of July because my corgi gets extremely scared and anxious from thunder and fireworks. The true test will be tonight during 4th fireworks.

I recently purchased and took this product to my vet yesterday. We've used it once and it may have helped some, but our vet said that Valerian Root and Chamomile have been proven to provide some calmness, there's no definitive results on the hemp and the tryptophan probably doesn't really do anything for animals. Nothing in this should harm any pet, so it's a good one to try during fireworks and thunderstorms.

Was so hopeful with all the positive reviews. My sweet old girl is terrified of thunderstorms and fireworks. I’ve tried a thunder shirt, another popular anti-stress chew, playing music or tv at louder volumes to block out the noise, and now this. Nothing has worked. I wasn’t sure if she would like the flavor as they have what I consider a more vitamin like aroma but she ate them without me having to mask them in another treat. Very pricey “treats” that I will be throwing away as I don’t see the point of giving them to her. I hope others have more success than we did.

Unfortunately, this product does not work on my little hyper Morkie. He is only 4 lbs. , so I started with 1 chew. After 1 hour there was no change, so I gave him 1 more. After the third chew, and no calming, I stopped. I will talk to my vet to see just how many is safe to give him. Right now, I feel like he could eat the entire jar and keep going. Disappointed, but it might work on your pet.

I have three dogs. Mom has two. Give these during July for all the fireworks. For the dogs that won’t eat them I smash and wrap on a piece of lunch meat. The goggle it down before they realize it was more than turkey. It works enough to keep them from going nuts but they still want to be held and won’t go outside to do their business unless we are with them.

My dog Lurch, so named because he makes the same grunts as Lurch the butler from the TV show "The Munsters", has serious anxiety when we have thunderstorms. These chews make an incredible difference. He still shakes some and has to sit on my lap and be hugged(at 65 pounds, not so easy)..but at least he doesn't shake like a vibrating massage chair or pants so hard I am afraid he might pass out from hyperventilating.

I have a 25-30 lb mutt and one of these worked really well on her when it came to fireworks this year. After about 30 mins she would chill out and lay down. She was still nervous from them but it was able to calm her down to where it didn't effect her meal time or going to bed. I've already recommended this to several friends to try for their dogs.

Sometimes I have to leave my dog home alone since we all work, I always feel bad because she has so much energy and did suffer from separation anxiety when she was a puppy. I bought these and I give her two before we leave, not even 20mins later she is already chilling on the couch without a worry in the world. This makes me feel a lot better about leaving her alone for a few hours.