Interactive and Relaxing Experience: Engage your pet in a soothing and delightful experience with BusyButter.

The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.Hope others will let the company know that their product would sell better with a different packaging option. I'm about two weeks into giving her these treats and I can definitely tell a difference in her behavior.

She's been with me since childhood and when the time came for me to move out of my parent's place - the cat came with me. Sadly, these treats were the first result and I've come to the conclusion that either the treats only have a 50% effectiveness rate or that my cat may just be too old for these treats to be effective.Formulated without Xylitol — an ingredient harmful to pets commonly found in peanut butter — it's designed to be a safe haven of relief for furry friends experiencing stress and anxiety, offering them a delightful and calming treat. Even while trying to work during the day, the treats can't seem to keep the cat quiet or calm enough - her cute, normal, healthy meows replaced with howls that can't be healthy for her and throw a wrench in our human and cat roommate relationship.

If animal's condition worsens or does not improve, stop product administration and consult your veterinarian.

You can feed your furry friend straight from the squeeze pouch, or it can be added to a fillable toy to keep them entertained through playtime or while on the go. My yorkie gets super hyped up around company and let’s not even talk about FireWorks, or the sound of motorbikes. So far I have not noticed any change in their barking, or anxiety or hyperactivity, and I’m hoping that if I see something different, I will come back and change my review.

I cannot really recommend this product as a calming agent, but they do enjoy it, so it's just become a treat for them at this point. A Trusted Companion in Stressful Times: Turn grooming sessions, thunderstorms, or fireworks from stressful events into moments of calm. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. She's so adamant about not eating them now that we've put them in cheese and in peanut butter and she still manages to spit them out. Anyhow, I digress - I had to soak these/grind them down first and sprinkle them onto food for my cats to eat.

There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase, a SQL command or malformed data. He still gets freaked out when trimming nails but doesn't get as aggressive (biting) as when he doesn't have this first. Some nights, she'll get a single calming treat before bed and I sleep like a baby without getting woken up at 4am by meow-bombing. A larger amount in a jar, or something that would be easy to get all the content out would be a better choice. I'm just happy she seems to like the taste - so at least they're still functional as normal cat treats for her.