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Each smokey bacon flavoured SettleMe™ chew contains a blend of ingredients believed to be helpful in supporting calm behaviour and in reducing anxiety, stress-related behaviours and over-activity.
SettleMe™ chews are intended to provide support and help your pet cope better during stressful events such as:
Vet, cattery/kennel or groomer visits
Fireworks, thunderstorms and noise phobias
Parties and visitors
Travelling
Introducing a new pet or family member
Separation anxiety
The chews are seen as a treat and are easy to give, with or without food.
The packs of 30 are ideal for cats and small dogs (both for short and long-term use) and can also be used for larger dogs if you want to try the product for a week or two before buying the 60 pack.
The pack of 60 are larger and have 4 times the amount of each ingredient. They are ideal for all sizes of dogs and are perfect for long-term use (a pack of 60 will last a 25kg dog 60 days, and dogs over 50kg 30 days).
See below for directions for use for both packs.
L-Tryptophan 75mg
L-Theanine 50mg
GABA (gamma amino butyric acid) 50mg
Passiflora incarnata extract 25mg
Insositol 5mg
Vitamin B1 5mg
Vitamin B3 7.5mg
Vitamin B6 7.5mg
Vitamin B12 7. 5μg
Ginger Root 7.5mg
Calcium Propionate, Caramel, Corn Flour, Hickory Smoke Flavour, Pork Liver Powder, Potassium Sorbate, Rapeseed Oil, Rice Bran, Sodium Ascorbate, Sorbitol, Water.
Ash 13.5%
Fibre 3.12%
Fat 5.79%
Protein 17.17%
Feed whole or crumbled into food. For challenging events, give the required amount ideally 1-2 hours before the event is predicted to begin. For long-term support, feed the required amount daily. If your pet needs more than one chew, we recommend dividing up the amount throughout the day.
Fresh drinking water should always be available.
Weight | Number of chews per day |
0-5kg | 1 |
5-10kg | 2 |
10-25kg | 4 |
25-50kg | 6 |
Over 50kg | 8 |
Store in tightly closed container, at room temperature.
Keep out of reach of children and animals.
Always consult your vet before using in pregnant animals or those intended for breeding.
L-Tryptophan 300mg
L-Theanine 200mg
GABA (gamma amino butyric acid) 200mg
Passiflora incarnata extract 100mg
Insositol 20mg
Vitamin B1 20mg
Vitamin B3 30mg
Vitamin B6 30mg
Vitamin B12 30μg
Ginger Root 30mg
Calcium Propionate, Caramel, Corn Flour, Hickory Smoke Flavour, Pork Liver Powder, Potassium Sorbate, Rapeseed Oil, Rice Bran, Sodium Ascorbate, Sorbitol, Water.
Ash 13.5%
Fibre 3.12%
Fat 5.79%
Protein 17.17%
Feed whole or crumbled into food. For challenging events, give the required amount ideally 1-2 hours before the event is predicted to begin. For long-term support, feed the required amount daily. If your pet needs more than one chew, we recommend dividing up the amount throughout the day.
Fresh drinking water should always be available.
Weight | Number of chews per day |
0-10kg | 1/2 |
10-25kg | 1 |
25-50kg | 1 + 1/2 |
Over 50kg | 2 |
Store in tightly closed container, at room temperature.
Keep out of reach of children and animals.
Always consult your vet before using in pregnant animals or those intended for breeding.
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Unfortunately these didnāt have any effect on either of my dogs and also caused one to have an upset stomach
Customer does not recommend this product
Gave him 2 of these chews (which he ate straight away) about an hour before fireworks started normally he hides behind the tv (which we have to have on extra loud) you can see the whites of his eyes /shakes/dribbles like mad & curls into a ball (for a big gsd thatās quite a feat) what a difference still a bit nervy but settled & even fell asleep which for him is unheard of I have tried many different remedies over the years of which none helped I so wish I had known about these before (poor boy has had 4 years of firework hell but thanks to these not a cure but a great help) roll on any other occasions when fireworks are set off (UNTILL BANNED) me & my boy are ready for them am so so glad I saw them advertised on email you sent me & gave them a try
Customer recommends this product
My dog does not like sudden load noises so with the firework season lasting several weeks he needs something to keep him calm
Customer recommends this product
I have been using this product for a good few weeks now.
There has no change at all in my dogs behaviour.
I'm almost at my wits end :(
Happy beacuse the service of your site was great.. Postage was great dtc no complaints.
Happy beacuse my dog loves the taste of the product!
But he is still up awake and unsettled every morning at 2am on the dot.
Might just be my dog... I did buy them on the strength of the reviews...
Suggestions welcome... Very welcome!
Customer does not recommend this product
1 person found this review helpful
my dog appears calmer, will carry on using product
Customer recommends this product
Below are some recent questions we've received regarding SettleMe⢠Calming Support Chews For Cats & Dogs, including answers from our team.
Denise Smith
Our 13 year old Schitzu male has always been brilliant in a car . Now he's started shaking and panting heavily when he's in the car I've tried sitting at The back with him to calm him but it's not working .
When we first had Barney from a pup he didn't bark till he was 2 , then he was attacked by a bull massive off its lead . It's left Barney now barking at every dog he sees just to ward them off. He gets very excitable thinks it's a combination of nerves and anxiety .
What can we give him to settle him down?
A calming supplement is a great idea for mild/moderate anxieties or fears. SettleMe given 1 to 2 hours before the intended effect is required works well. Spray/diffuser calmers like Pet Remedy and Adaptil can be used alongside or instead of oral calmers.
It is always best to seek a behaviourist to try and resolve the underlying cause of the fear. Calmers are great alongside behaviour training but if used alone then they tend to cover the signs of the fear rather than resolving it. They also may have little effect on a severe anxiety/fear.
Peter
Do settleme chews work to calm an excitable bouncy dog
Yes, SettleMe chews can help calm overly excitable dogs. If the stimulus causing this excitement is strong and still present then you may only see a mild calming effect. Supplements like this work best for mild to moderate excitability/stress/anxieties.
luke goodwin
Hi is this product safe to use alongside gabapentin and does it work instantly or does it need to build up
Yes this is safe to use alongside Gabapentin. Your pet may be especially sleepy though with the combination of both. It is best to contact your vet to be certain that you should be using both.
You do not need SettleMe to build up in the system, giving the dose 1 to 2 hours before the intended effect will be suitable. It can be used daily if needed though.
Carol Horner
Can these be given daily as Sophie is very anxious all the time in any environment
Yes these can be used daily if dosed according to the package guidelines.
Sandra
Rescue greyhound has significant separation anxiety - ripped curtains and curtain pole off wall when left alone for a few hours, bought a crate, managed to rip way out of it, reinforced crate, it survives but he has bent it all out of shape and it cuts into his gums when he tries to break out (did try leaving his muzzle on, but yes, you guessed it, ripped muzzle to shreds too).
Bought Adaptil upon recommendation of the rehoming charity, had a paradoxical response, he went mad, started attacking furniture - this is not his natural behaviour, other than when wildly anxious, he's the best natured creature ever.
Tried Adaptil on a few separate occasions and each time, crazy dog.
I'm sure this was a one in a million response, nevertheless, these trials and errors are costing a fortune so I'd like some assurance that he might calm before I go down the prescription medication route. I don't want a doped dog if I can help it.
Adaptil and SettleMe contain different ingredients and so will work differently to calm your dog. We cannot rule out a similar reaction but there is no reason to assume you'd see a similar issue, as they are entirely different products.
I suggest reading our blog on treating separation anxiety for more assistance.
Lin
Dog 21kg ate 2 of stronger chews by accident is this safe
The ingredients within this product are very safe so an overdose like this, whilst not advised, will likely cause no issues. If you see any abnormal signs though then you should contact your vet.
Nisreen
I am looking for a supplement to calm my dog down prior to a long flight. I know dogs cannot be tranquillised when flying. Will I be able to use these to calm him down?
These calming chews are a great choice to help calm your dog during stressful events, like air flight. It is worth checking with your airline provider that calming supplements are permitted for use in dogs that are travelling with them.
Su
Can you give settle me and renew me together ?
Yes these two supplements are safe to use together.
Janice Sollis
My 7mo puppy has always had an aversion to brushes/ grooming equipment. From when I first had him, heās always gone crazy if I go towards him with any kind of brush in my hand or even just get one out of the cupboard. Would this product help calm him enough to accept being brushed?
A calmer like this is a great tool to be used alongside behaviour training for this. It is important to focus on training the behaviour out of your dog as a priority, getting them used to brushes and grooming equipment. SettleMe can help with the process by allowing your dog to approach the fear calmer than normal.
It is best to chat to an animal behaviourist or your local vet for a plan on treating the behavioural issue alongside using a calmer like this.
Hugh
Are they OK for 5 months puppy
Yes these chews are safe for use in puppies once they are weaned, which includes your 5 month olf pup. It is not advised to use them in the long term or routinely though in a puppy. It is far better to behaviourally train your dog to cope better with the situation that needs calming rather than cover it with a calmer. Calmers can work great alongside a good behavioural training plan though.