Anxiety in dogs

Anxiety in dogs

Anxiety in dogs

Can dogs have anxiety?

Anxiety and stress can be present in many forms. Sometimes it can be temporary and can be caused by a change in routine or environment, such as travelling or moving house. Although it can also be long-term and can be caused by something like a past trauma or ongoing triggers. 

If left untreated, separation anxiety can have detrimental effects on your dog's well-being and their relationship with you.

What are the possible symptoms?

  • Excessive barking 

  • Destructive chewing 

  • Pacing

  • Clinginess

  • Howling or whinnying 

  • Territorial behaviour (towards people or other dogs)

  • Digging

  • Attempting to escape the home or yard

How can I help my dog?

  • Eliminating potential triggers 

  • Frequent exercise and enrichment 

  • Attention and affection 

  • Positive reinforcement 

  • Creating a consistent routine 

How does B-Calm help with anxiety?

B-Calm is formulated by veterinarians to nutritionally support the management of stress and anxiety with natural ingredients. The highly palatable formula has a non-sedative non-drowsy action. It's an easy-to-use formula that can be used daily as a preventative or for the short term.

Made with the amino acid L-Tryptophan – a natural precursor for the synthesis of serotonin in the brain and flavoured with Australian ovine plasma and kangaroo.

If you are worried about the safety or well-being of your dog, please seek advice from your veterinarian.

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