Why use ZamiPet Dog Relax & Calm?

The incidence of anxiety in our pets has grown steadily over recent years, with more than 70 per cent of Australian dogs now displaying signs of anxiety.

ZamiPet Relax & Calm may help relieve symptoms of anxiety and assist your dog in managing a variety of stressful situations, without making them drowsy, including:

• Separation anxiety, especially with people returning to the office and dogs being home alone
• During summer thunderstorms and fireworks
• Travelling in the car
• Around strangers or unfamiliar dogs
• When visiting the vet
• When at the groomer
• Helping ease the nerves of show dogs

Specially formulated with:

L-Tryptophan: An amino acid that’s broken down in the body to serotonin, which may assist with the regulation of mood, anxiety and appetite. A diet high in L-Tryptophan has been shown to assist with separation anxiety and travel anxiety.

Valerian: A herbal supplement shown to reduce stress, anxiety, depression and hypersensitivity in dogs.

Chamomile: A calming herb that supports dogs with restlessness and helps with mild anxiety.

L-Theanine: An amino acid found in Green Tea and known for its calming properties and alleviating anxiety. It can promote an alert state of relaxation without drowsiness and may reduce nervousness in dogs toward unfamiliar human beings. 

Magnesium Citrate: A combination of Magnesium and Zinc may alleviate anxiety in dogs to help assist with fearfulness, destructiveness and inappropriate elimination.

Locally sourced chicken: Made with delicious Australian chicken. 

Specially formulated for:

Anxiety is generally the result of a change in either routine, environment or activity. Common types of anxiety in dogs include separation, environmental, social and travel.

Signs of anxiety and stress in dogs include:

• Vocalisation, including frequent barking or howling
• Pacing and panting, even when it’s not hot
• Running away or cowering
• Tremoring and hiding before and during thunderstorms
• Involuntary urination, marking and changes in appetite