Tomlyn Relax & Calm Chicken Flavor Small Dog & Cat Supplement, 30 count

I have a cat that is having a hard time adjusting to a new apartment. He yowls all night, jumps on things, and doesn't let me sleep. I bought these Tomlyn Relax and Calm chewables thinking they might help him sleep. These did absolutely nothing. They aren't even good treats, as I would need to break them up into small pieces and put them into his food to trick him into eating it. I'm still looking for a solution to get him to sleep.

I try different brands of calming aids for my cat because I do not want him to become too use to any one product. I also do not want the product to become ineffective. It works but, my cat does not seem to respond as quickly as he has with other brands.

I bought this since there is a professional fireworks display three blocks from my home. Unfortunately it didn't work as well as I thought it would. This product did calm them a bit which would work well for when they get their nails trimmed.

They were a little soft when i got them, both dogs ate them at first, then after a few days they got dry and hard and neither dog took them. Not long enough to see if it worked on the anxiety.

These are huge, and for a cat, have to be broken into about 6 pieces for them to be able to eat. At first, the cat who needs to eat these, would eat them...but after a couple of days (one chew each day), he refused. I gave one to another cat, she ate it the first time, after that, she would not eat it. I've tried several more times. These chews are refused. Now I have a mostly full bag of these things. For what it's worth, the chews did seem to impart some calmness to those cats on the days the chews were eaten. I think they are very poorly designed for a cat to eat, and they do crumble some when broken apart. Apparently they are not very tasty either.

I bought these treats to feed to two of my adult male cats who frequently get in scuffles, to try to prevent this from happening when there is nobody at the house to separate htem. First of all, as others have mentioned, these treats are quite large, much too big for a cat to eat in one bight; something I see as a negative thing. Most importantly though, one of the cats in question (the aggressor), looked at the treat, licked it, and walked away from it. I've bought a variety of treats over the years for this cat, and this is the first time I've ever seen him walk away from one. This pretty much renders the product useless for the purpose that I bought it for. The only reason I'm giving it two I bought these treats to feed to two of my adult male cats who frequently get in scuffles, to try to prevent this from happening when there is nobody at the house to separate htem. First of all, as others have mentioned, these treats are quite large, much too big for a cat to eat in one bight; something I see as a negative thing. Most importantly though, one of the cats in question (the aggressor), looked at the treat, licked it, and walked away from it. I've bought a variety of treats over the years for this cat, and this is the first time I've ever seen him walk away from one. This pretty much renders the product useless for the purpose that I bought it for. The only reason I'm giving it two stars instead of one is because the cat that did eat it appears to be relaxed, which means that I will be able to use it with him during stressful trips in the cat carrier to the vet. … more

I was excited to try these, but you need 1/10lb animal and my dogs are huge, and my cat just would not eat them. So it kind of was a bust for us. My roommate and I will try it with his dog, but if anything they'll just be treats for my huge ones who love snacks.

I really do not have excitable cats, but sometimes they get on each other's nerves. With Tomlyn Relax and Calm they have no edge toward one another. It works!

They didn’t work on my dog. She still is nervous in the car.

I've purchased quite a few supplements over the past few months, and my cats have rejected every one of them. They can smell the " medicine" in them. Expensive experience.