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VetIQ Serene-UM from Mark & Chappell is a top-grade, non-sedating nutritional supplement offering a superb spectrum of nutrition which has been tailored to encourage a calming and relaxing effect. Serene-UM is particuarly useful in situations such as separation anxiety, noise phobia, fireworks and hyperactivity where pets may display aggressive or nervous behaviour. Suitable for cats and dogs, Serene-UM is available as drops and tablets for daily administration as required.
Drops
Purified Water, Glycerin.
Tablets
Calcium Carbonate.
Drops
Emulsifier, Preservatives, Flavours.
| L-Tryptophan | 3,000mg |
| Calcium (as calcium chloride) | 3,800mg |
| Vitamin D3 | 20,000 IU |
| Inositol | 5,200mg |
| Taurine | 3,000mg |
| Vitamin B6 | 2,800mg |
| Zinc (as zinc chloride) | 27mg |
| Selenium (as as sodium selenite) | 0.06mg |
| Vitamin E (all-rac-a-tocopheryl acetate) | 100mg |
| Nicotinamide | 5,200mg |
Tablets
| Serene-Um | Serene-Um Xtra | |
| Microcrystalline Cellulose | 613,600mg | 518,200mg |
| Acacia Gum | 74,900mg | 63,400mg |
| Otadecanoic Acid | 55,400mg | 46,900mg |
| L-Tryptophan | 54,550mg | 76,900mg |
| Calcium (as carbonate) | 34,500mg | 29,000mg |
| Vitamin B3 | 27,300mg | 81,500mg |
| Inositol | 27,300mg | 23,000mg |
| Taurine | 18,200mg | 23,000mg |
| Vitamin B6 | 18,200mg | 30,700mg |
| Natural Flavouring | 15,100mg | 12,800mg |
| Vitamin D2 | 180,000 IU | 150,000 IU |
| Magnesium Sulphate | 6000mg | 46,100mg |
| Zinc (as sulphate) | 240mg | 209mg |
| Selenite (as sodium) | 0.9mg | 0.9mg |
| Vitamin E | - | 1,500mg |
| Tablets | Xtra Tablets | Drops | |
| Crude Protein | 11.7% | 19.9% | 0.16% |
| Crude Fibre | 4.8% | 0.4% | 0.22% |
| Oils & Fats | 5.4% | 6.2% | 0.26% |
| Ash | 55.5% | 50.3% | 0.93% |
| Moisture | 3.3% | 5.3% | 95.31% |
Tablets can be given whole or crushed over food. Starts working 6-8 hours but for maximum effect allow 24-36 hours. Fresh drinking water should be available at all times.
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Haven't noticed any improvement yet, hopefully given time this product will produce the desired effect.
Customer recommends this product
These tablets really well with my dog Sam over the bonfire period, I was very pleased with the results
Customer recommends this product
it seems to have calmed Jamie down some.
Customer recommends this product
Started giving these tablets a week before November terror time. And to a large extent they worked well. My dogs were still affected but not as badly as previously. I will certainly be using them again at New Year.
Customer recommends this product
They may be alright for some dogs but they did nothing for Millie.
Customer does not recommend this product
Below are some recent questions we've received regarding VetIQ Serene-UM for Dogs & Cats, including answers from our team.
Michelle
Can serenum be given at the same time as selgian. My cockapoo is 18months old with hip dysplasia. He's had 2 ops and had chronic pain. He gets very stressed at times usually later in the day or when strangers or lots of people are about when at home and can then be aggressive. At other times and when out and about he is very friendly. Serenum helped a bit but now the vet has started him on selgian
These products can safely be given together and it is fine to do that. I would suggest that you get some advice from an experienced dog behaviourist or trainer as aggression like this will not usually get better with medication alone. A very good understanding of the causes of aggression/why he gets "stressed" will be needed if it is to get better. Some cocker spaniels (red ones) I have known in the past became fiercely protective of their beds, the car, or other things and then were very aggressive if an attempt was made to force them to move. If they were encouraged to walk away from the focus of this happily, then the aggression would evaporate completely. I have no idea exactly what is happening with your dog of course, but it is certainly worth getting good advice from someone who can assess your situation knowledgeably.
Rhona Cox
My very anxious 10 yr old GSDX is progressing towards end stage CDRM. I have used Zylkene in the past but it stopped being effective after a few months. She is on Calmex at the moment, which works slightly, but it is not strong enough. Could you tell me if any or all of the following can be used together: Calmex, Seren-um, Adaptil Collar and Stay Calm? I would like her to be relatively stress free, without sedation, for the short time she has left.
Kind regards
Rhona
There is a slight duplication of ingredients between Calmex and Serene-um, though they still could be used together. Both Adaptil and Stay Calm are based on different ingredients and could theoretically be mixed with any or all of the other products. Personally I would certainly try Adaptil plus at least one of the others.
Gerry
I have a long hair Jack Russel black n white, I think he's about 9 now as I took him over about 2 years ago, I feel he was allowed to do what he wanted /ate what they had, He's a lovely dog although seems to want to be right by your side, How ever He couldn't go past a motor bike or lorries /vans / buses, He's not to bad now although could be better, However His one big problem is he cant go past dogs with out * Having a go* some he is ok with Now he knows the dog ''so to speak'' Other dogs he will try and lung to them he barks /growls at them, I find that I don't really want to take him out walking, In a park / on the sea front he will try and get to other dogs making a nusence of himself, I get so cross '' although I try not to show it, ''' I don't want to give him up as he could be such a lovely dog if he didn't pull/growl/bark and just walk past other dogs leaving them alone, Regards Gerry Sandford
Small terriers are often nervous of big dogs and tend to show this with a show of aggression. This becomes their well-practiced strategy for dealing with the situation and becomes entrenched. The Serene-Um might well help reduce the tendency, but a lot of training would also be needed and you would get some good advice if you go to www.apbc.org.uk
trish
Can i give my rottie serene um extra with medication from vets for arthritis and can i give them longterm.thankyou so much.
Serene-um is not associated with any interactions or unwanted side-effects when used with any arthritis medication. You should be able to use them long-term together. (All of the prescribed arthritis medications are quite potent medicines however and they are slightly prone to problems in themselves. You should talk to your vet about these and always take care to give the correct dose. Stop medication if any vomiting or diarrhoea are seen.)
Skye
I have an elderly greyhound who is nervous of a lot of things ie rain . She has been on Diazepam for a couple of years but recently I decided to try your tablets . I give her2 tablets a day and she seems really calm . She usually has 3 5mg Diazepam on a daily basis
Could I continue with your tablets long term basically for life if she has no problems and what side effects should I look out for . Pauline
Serene-Um is intended for long-term use and can be given life-long. If you intend to stop the diazepam (which is probably a good idea) then you should do so very gradually. Her body will have become used to the medication and so you should cut the tablets in pieces and monitor things as you very slowly withdraw them over a number of weeks I would suggest. (I know the tablets are small but I would still suggest splitting them if you can.)
VioVet Visitor
CAN YOUR DOG TAKE CALM TABLETS EVERY DAY FOR A WEEK WHILE ON HOLIDAY
It is completely fine to use these tablets daily and long term.
