Vet's Best Comfort Calm Soft Chews Dog Supplement is a dog calming aid to help reduce the effects of normal environmental stress and promote relaxation and balanced behavior for dogs exhibiting nervousness, hyperactivity or discontentment. These once-a-day soft chew supplements are perfect for dogs who experience stress during travel, thunderstorms, separation anxiety, boarding and grooming. They contain a carefully formulated blend of tryptophan, thiamine, valerian root and chamomile to support balanced behavior and non-drowsy relaxation, and to help to reduce separation anxiety. Ginger root is added to manage and ease motion sickness related to travel. These chews contain natural ocean kelp which provides antioxidants to help reduce the effects of normal environmental stress and to help support a healthy immune system along with prebiotics for digestion and ingredient uptake. Vet's Best Comfort Calm Soft Chews are extra moist, made with vet-quality natural ingredients, great tasting and have efficacious formulations with a high level of bioavailability for optimal absorption.

The perfect option for dogs that exhibit hyperactivity or stress-related behavioral issues resulting from fearful situations such as stress during travel, thunderstorms, separation anxiety, boarding and grooming.
Soft chews support a more balanced and relaxed behavior with a combination of tryptophan, thiamine, valerian root, chamomile and ginger root.
Made without any wheat, corn or gluten and is free from artificial colors, flavors, BHA and BHT.
Active Ingredients: (Per 4 g Soft Chew) L-Tryptophan 120 mg, Ocean Kelp (Ascophyllum Nodosum) 120 mg, Ginger Root Powder 50 mg, Valerian Root Powder 50 mg, Thiamine HCI 36 mg, Chamomile 20 mg.

Manufacturers Warnings:

HAZARDS TO ANIMALS: Safe use in pregnant animals or animals intended for breeding has not been proven, If animal's condition worsens or does not improve, stop product administration and consult your veterinarian. WARNING: For animal use only. Keep out of the reach of children and animals. In case of accidental overdose, contact a health professional immediately.