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Beaphar Calming Spot On is a natural product which can help to induce calm and help ease problem behaviour in cats and dogs of all sizes and ages. The micro-encapsulated formula can be applied one to the back of the neck to last for one week. It contains the herbal supplement valerian extract which is widely known for its calming properties. Calming Spot On can help to ease excessive noise making, destructive or boisterous behaviour and inappropriate marking. It can also help during stressful situations such as fireworks night, thunderstorms, travelling and moving house.
For best results, apply one pipette between the ears, once a week. The Valerian extract will be activated within 1 hour after the drops have been applied. If your pet gets very wet, re-apply the drops or their effect may be diminished. If you use a spot on flea product, this is usually applied between the animal's shoulder blades. Be careful to apply the Calming Spot On in a different place, ideally between the ears.
For best results, apply one pipette between the ears, once a week. The Valerian extract will be activated within 1 hour after the drops have been applied. If your pet gets very wet, re-apply the drops or their effect may be diminished. If you use a spot on flea product, this is usually applied between the animal's shoulder blades. Be careful to apply the Calming Spot On in a different place, ideally between the ears.
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Not sure if this works or not really, but I just get it
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I felt the spot on treatment worked on the intended car journeys, my dog still panted like a steam train but the drooling was much less. I prefer the spot on as my dog already needs arthritis drugs orally. I wanted something mild and herbal which this product is as My dog is 13 1/2 years old now. He was definitely calmer but it did not effect his appetite or his tummy. Happy travelling
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These calming spots do seem to work on my cat who can be very unfriendly to our other cat. He stops harassing her if I give the drops - which I have been doing about every 2 - 3 weeks.
Customer recommends this product
Worked a treat for the firework noises, first year my little staffie has not been stressed
Customer recommends this product
Keeps jet calm when he goes for car rides
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Beaphar Calming Spot On for Dogs & Cats, including answers from our team.
Jess
Is this suitable for 6 month old 9kg puppy?
Beaphar Calming Spot On is a reliable, easy to use pipette which calms and reduces problem behaviour in dogs of all breeds and ages.
Adriana Marin
Este necesara o pauza dupa aplicarea celor 3 doze dintr -o cutie sau se poate aplica doza saptamânala timp indelungat?
La dose hebdomadaire peut être appliquée sur le long terme si besoin.
Tina
Can I use this product and and zylkene as well
Yes, these products can be used together if needed.
C Callear
I have a rescue dog that is so nervous of almost anything but at the moment we're going through another of his rough patches. In the past I have tried Adaptil, Dorwest, and also Adptil, pretty much to no avail. I have now ordered Zylkene... can i use this spot on treatment together with the Zylkene? My Vet prescribed ACP but they either do nothing with one pill or knock him out with 2 pills.... not at all what i want.
Thank you.
You can use the Beaphar Spto-on with any of the other treatments you have mentioned. The more help the better in some ways.
I have had more success using very low doses of a human anti-depressant than a sedative like ACP. The drug I have used to good effect is Xanax (and it is very cheap). Dogs do not appear sedated, just a bit more relaxed usually. A lot of the progress you make will come from teaching your dog that there is nothing to get stressed about. This is a slow job and specialist help can be very valuable. You could try contacting apbc.org.uk
