Rescue Remedy Stress Relief Pet Supplement

I use this for my anxiety. Our vet saw me using it and suggested we try it for our collies’ anxiety, too — he was always bothered by crowds and loud noises, which we avoid as much as possible, but when we can’t, it really helped him to be calmer and understand we’re right beside him—which helps him be more alert, safer, engaged, and enjoy his walks, even when they are interrupted.

Overall I believe this product works well. The ingredients are clean and my dog had no type of noticeable side affect. My dog is adopted and suffers from anxiety in certain environments and although some days I noticed this would work and keep her mellow (never drowsy), I would notice other days it was as if I hadn't given her the supplement. I'm not sure if she built a tolerance for it quickly. I'll keep looking for a product that works best for us but would still recommend others to try especially due to the price point being so afforable.

I have a dobie mix that becomes very agitated- jumping and barking, and wanting to run after cars that go by when the pavement is wet and we’re walking. So far Rescue Remedy before our walks has stopped this behavior (she still watches the cars carefully, but she’s not acting out). We’ve only been able to use it a few times so far, but I’m hopeful it’ll continue to be so helpful making walks on rainy days pleasurable instead of an unpleasant struggle.

My 82-year old mother takes care of two feral cats and has done an amazing job of socializing them. They are both beginning to get more comfortable staying in her home and eating and sleeping inside. One of them started refusing food. He would howl and run away from his bowl. He lost a lot of weight and his bones were starting to show. I might add that it was impossible for her to get him into a carrier and to a vet, and mobile vets have halted their services due to Covid. She crushed his kibble and added wet cat treat broth in it and he would lick a little or sniff it and run away. I sent her this and it was an overnight change! It relaxed him, he ate a good meal and slept most of the day. He My 82-year old mother takes care of two feral cats and has done an amazing job of socializing them. They are both beginning to get more comfortable staying in her home and eating and sleeping inside. One of them started refusing food. He would howl and run away from his bowl. He lost a lot of weight and his bones were starting to show. I might add that it was impossible for her to get him into a carrier and to a vet, and mobile vets have halted their services due to Covid. She crushed his kibble and added wet cat treat broth in it and he would lick a little or sniff it and run away. I sent her this and it was an overnight change! It relaxed him, he ate a good meal and slept most of the day. He is eating better now because of this. Thank goodness for this stuff! … more

I have been giving this product to my dog since I got him for separation anxiety and it does wonders. I give him 5 drops on a treat about a half hour before I leave him alone and then again when I leave as well as dropping some in the water bowl. Typically he will howl nonstop until I return, but with the rescue remedy he just picks a spot and naps until I return. This is, of course, used in correspondence with desensitization techniques and extensive training. It certainly helps the process move along more quickly. A couple months back our cat got beat up by a neighborhood tom and needed to get 6 stitches in his armpit and 7 staples on his tail. We had to keep him inside for 2 weeks while his I have been giving this product to my dog since I got him for separation anxiety and it does wonders. I give him 5 drops on a treat about a half hour before I leave him alone and then again when I leave as well as dropping some in the water bowl. Typically he will howl nonstop until I return, but with the rescue remedy he just picks a spot and naps until I return. This is, of course, used in correspondence with desensitization techniques and extensive training. It certainly helps the process move along more quickly. A couple months back our cat got beat up by a neighborhood tom and needed to get 6 stitches in his armpit and 7 staples on his tail. We had to keep him inside for 2 weeks while his sutures were in and the first few days were a nightmare since Turtlebug has always been granted access to the outside whenever he asks and suddenly was not allowed to go out. I suggested to my partner that he try giving the cat some rescue remedy. We ended up using the whole bottle in that 2 week time, but it really helped calm the cat down and keep him sedentary while his wounds healed. … more

Me a nighttime nightmare. Me gets zoomies and do everything my mommy does not like so she chase me in middle of dark. If she give me 4 drops of “Rescue Remedy for Animals” in water bowl me much more calm. It works so well she get the hooman kind for her zoomies too.

My dog does not like riding in a vehicle which was a problem when he goes for his eye appointment that is 2 hours away. A friend recommended this product and I admit to not being a believer in homeopathic remedies. But my dog remained fairly happy for most of the trip. He got another dose before leaving the vet's office and again it worked for about 1 1/2 hours. Next trip I will stop after an hour and give him another dose so the whole trip is quiet for him. And I may try it on my cat who hates trips in a carrier.

this item is great.. I used this for my cat who freaked out over everything and anything. His tail and hair would pouf up and chasing my other cat, i started using this in his food and it has helped for sure.

I have a Chiweenie that has anxiety issues with fireworks, cars revving motors or just the wind. Although, I do need to give my boy extra, this supplement really calms him down.

Our Shepherd is afraid of thunder, fireworks, even the base beat from our neighbor's loud music a few houses down! This has worked wonders to lessen the severity of her anxiety. She's still nervous after dosing, but it allows her to lie down in her safe place, and keeps her from pacing, panting, trying to climb into and onto anything she can find in a panicked state. I put a few drops in her mouth or on her gums. Will definitely be keeping this on hand!