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MY DOG: I just adopted a puppy beagle mix and we are in the separation anxiety phase where he cries at night, cries when crated, cries when ignored, etc. He is getting used to being with just me or alone and not surrounded by his litter mates anymore. Also, being a beagle mix, his bark is like an air horn. PIERCING. He is super smart and adjusting quickly, but I thought this might help with crate training, anxiety, and separation barking. Normally this is the type of thing I would think is snake oil, and while they aren't prohibitively expensive, they aren't cheap for something that is questionable... But because of the overwhelmingly positive reviews and the fact that they are made in the USA, I decided to give them a try. REACTION: I gave him one the first night just to see how he would react. He wasn't stressed or misbehaving, just normal puppy hyper, but it was getting late and I didn't really think this was going to work so I decided to just give him one. He is still a puppy, only about 8.5 lbs or so and just barely old enough to meet the recommended age listed on the packaging, so per the instructions I only gave him one. He seemed so-so on the taste and I don't think he cared for how soft and almost gummy they were, I could tell he was trying to get it out of his teeth for quite a while afterward. But he still ate it and has eaten them with no problem since, other than sticking to his teeth a little. They also don't have a strong smell, so not stinky duck breath. The video was before taking the chew and about 20 minutes after taking the chew he was laying around, about another half hour and he was fast asleep. He was so sleepy that it startled me a little, he seemed like I seriously drugged him. I had to give a dog a sedative once many years ago before flying and it reminded me of that a bit. But like I said, he is a little guy and the recommended dosage is for anything under 25lbs, and he is like 34% of that weight limit so it probably hit him harder than other dogs closer to 25lbs. Next time I will only give him half before we start crate training and separation training. I probably wouldn't recommend giving this to your dog unless they have serious anxiety issues or you know you are about to embark on something stressful. Even when he isn't on the chews, he is taking better to crate and separation training. Like he knows he has done it before and it wasn't that bad (when he was on the chews) so he isn't so stressed about it now. I also think these would work great if they are having minor and temporary pain, trouble sleeping, trouble travelling/flying, trouble adjusting to a new pet, etc. I wouldn't give them to a dog everyday as a supplement unless they really needed it, because it does seem to "calm" by making them very tired, and I want him to have a personality, play, run around, burn off that puppy energy, get his exercise, etc. but this has been a huge help during his transition and a great product to have on hand as part of a first aid or just-in-case kit! It says to give 1 every 24 hours for his size and the sleepiness seems to wear off after 8-10 hours or so, and he is a bit calmer but back to playing and running around after that. So this has been great for keeping him accident free through the night, but he seems bit groggier in the morning and less focused on potty time outside, so he'll pee outside then come upstairs and poop within a few minutes after he's a bit more awake. He is super young and we're working on house training so it isn't a huge deal or totally unexpected. SHOULD YOU BUY IT?: Honestly, if you are looking for something like this to help calm a nervous or stressed pet and not just to drug them so you don't have to deal with the challenging aspects of pet ownership, then yes I would definitely recommend these chews! This could also be an affordable and tasty alternative to prescription medication if they are in that middle ground of not doing well on their own but not so bad that they need to be on prescription meds from the vet. I've seen other made in USA ducks chews on Amazon listing the exact same ingredients and MGs for a good $5 cheaper, they also have great reviews just not nearly as many. I'm going to try those after he is done with these because I'm guessing it might be a private label situation, I just wanted to go with these because they seemed like more of a sure thing. Even when he calms down as he gets older, I think these would be a great thing to have on hand just in case!

These truly work. So I give them to my dogs (We just adopted a stray dog, puppy and we have 2 elderly dogs that we previously adopted). We wanted a smooth transition when meeting each other, when going to the groomers or the vet. We are so satisfied with them. Our dogs were so much calmer, and the dogs really loved them. It was like a tasty treat.

I recently adopted a sweet, 2-year-old husky named Pumpkin. However, a couple weeks after coming home, she started developing separation anxiety. She tore up pillows, shoes, anything she could get her teeth on, and dug a foot-long hole into the carpet by my door. Now I crate her when I'm gone, but she will howl, whine, and bark for hours. We even received a noise complaint from one of our neighbors! An extremely stressful situation for them I'm sure, not to mention for me and my roommates! It hurt me to know that Pumpkin was suffering actual panic attacks every time I left. In a desperate attempt to help her, I spent lot of time reading articles about the issue, and not only developed a new training regimen, but also bought her a Thundershirt, covered her crate with a blanket, gave her meals and treats out of Kongs, and even played music when I left. Despite all this, she didn't seem to be improving much, and I was at the point where I'd skip my morning classes just to keep the barking from waking everyone up. I bought these treats to supplement her training. I gave them to her 30 minutes before crating, and came back to a quiet and very sleepy dog! A huge surprise to me. Let her out of her crate and she took a nap five minutes later. To be fair, she is pretty laid back if I'm around, especially for a two-year-old working breed dog. Unfortunately, I later heard from my roommates that she had still been barking that day, just on and off. I happened to come home during one of her quiet phases. I felt frustrated, but at least this was some improvement. I've continued to use these over the course of the last couple weeks (the product says 3-4 weeks to see full effects). Pumpkin has definitely gotten calmer. She still barks, but usually quiets down 15 minutes or so after I leave. Although its hard to distinguish whether it is the treats, the training, adjusting to her living conditions, or god knows what, I do get the gut feeling that the treats are helping. Keyword here, however, is HELPING. Not curing!!! Something else to note - she doesn't like the taste of them very much. She'll still eat them if I give her a *ton* of praise whenever she pokes it with her nose, but it takes a while. Some days as soon as she gets a sniff of it, she tosses her head like she's saying "heck no!"... with enough "good girl!"s, I'm usually able to convince her to eat them one after the other (they need to eat 3 of them if they're 50-75 pounds, for some reason when I bought them I didn't think about that... 120 treats = 40 day supply). If your dog is a finicky eater, or isn't so eager to please, it might be hard to get them to eat these willingly. I've read some reviews where pet-parents mentioned covering these in peanut butter, but I haven't tried it. All in all, they aren't, in my opinion, a waste of money, but won't make your dog's problems vanish. I gave 4 stars because they do what the company advertises and "aid" stress related problems, but if you're looking for a cure-all product to replace training, this ain't it. Hugs and good luck to my fellow anxious-dog owners! (And anxious dog-owners!) You deserve the world for doing everything you can, and giving a good and loving home to dogs whose issues can make them hard to live with. Hang in there, you'll find a way!

We got these for a long trip with the dogs (16 hours). I have two 55 lb dogs. My pit lab mix, Toby, who is generally calm anyways, has been fine since we started him on them. He's a little sleepier and more relaxed and likes to snuggle more than usual but otherwise himself. On the other hand, my shepherd lab mix went CRAZY. I gave her 1 the first day, 2 the second day and by the 3rd morning she was panting, pacing, shaking and acting skiddish and scared. I took her to the vet and they said it could be the treats, but it was hard to really tell without taking her off them and seeing how she does. He ended up prescribing trazadone to calm her down from the effects regardless of what caused them. I'm not sure if it was totally these treats, but she's never acted like this before and that's the only thing we really changed in her diet so my best guess are these treats. I will continue giving them to my pitt as needed, but not to my shepherd. I gave 3 stars because of the likeliness that these treats freaked out my one dog and gave my husband and I a big scare. Also they smell really weird. Just know that what works for some dogs may not work for others and it's really hard to know what works unless you try.

Meet Rheagal (Yes, he's named after the dragon. He's also watches the show.) He's (now) 9 months old and 85lb+ and - still growing. Embark DNA says he's mostly German Shepherd/Siberian Husky, and has a small percentage of mutt and wolf. Now that I've given you an identifying description of my dog, let's get down to WHY I bought him these "Treats". First of all, Rheagal has HIGH anxiety. Now, when I say that, some might think, "oohh, well that's common in those breeds." And you'd be right. But THIS dog has been to the emergency vet three times with incessant vomiting to the point of dehydration and nearly vomiting up the lining of his stomach. We thought he was going to die! They ran every test. Completely healthy. Cause? Anxiety. The dog has to have constant HUMAN companionship. But not just ANY human will do. No. He wants mommy and daddy. Unfortunately, we do have to go places sometimes. Daddy works. When Daddy goes to work, Rheagal clings to mommy and cries. Oh yes, and Mommy is the bruises to prove it. (I did mention he's huge.) Mommy sometimes has appointments and has to crate him. Dear God in Heaven. This poor dog ate through the bottom of his crate. I was gone an hour. AN HOUR! He was howling to the old dogs and the new when I got home. I could hear him way before I got home. I have yet to mention his other issues. His need to chew has cost us THOUSANDS. I'll stop there. It was clear, this poor baby needed help. The vet gave him tranquilizers. I didn't want my dog zonked out on prescription drugs, so I turned to a holistic treatment. This stuff is not a miracle worker. He didn't turn into a perfect pooch over night. But it does give him noticeable relief (wildly understated) without knocking him out. (A knocked out pup will never learn a thing.) He's still a giant puppy. There is behavioral training in progress. But NOW, with this stuff, I can ACTUALLY work with him! He's smart, which I already knew, and now he's eager to learn. Definitely nothing like he was two months ago. As a bonus, he LOVES these things! (A little too much actually.) Example: He gets his hug/kiss from his daddy at the door and heads straight for the treat jar. I have him do several things in order to earn each one. It just shocks me that he goes just as crazy over these as he does his actual treats. To sum it up: This terrifyingly anxious dog that was given tranquilizers to keep him from vomiting his stomach lining, is now off the hard drugs and kept stable, comfortable, in these treats. Plus he loves them, he's no longer zonked, AND he can learn stuff now! Rheagal gives them five crowns. I give them five stars.

This is E-mail I sent to E-mail address on product, but it isn't a valid contact.. Hello, Hopefully you can be of some help. I attached 2 photos, in one of the photos I compared what I have received on a recent order, and what I normally receive. Product on Left is dry, brittle, and smell bland and/ a little foul. Normally this product is moist and smells great and is my Bella's favorite treat. On the other hand one treat is discolored and is very dry/powdery, with a pungent/bland smell vs exceptional, moist, dog devouring product. I tried feeding (dry/powdery treat) to my pup, thinking maybe it was just the color and dry, but unfortunately my pup will not even look at it. She loves these treats, I would like to request a replacement for the "poor quality" item, because I plan to continue using these in the future, But only if the quality stays on par to what I've seen in all my previous orders. However, I am a little concerned (for what it's worth) because, I've seen other reviews saying that they received a powdery/dry/unpleasant treat, that their dogs did not like and how they'd never order product again..... I don't know if it is specific Manufacturing plant location or just bad luck on a batch, but please improve on this in the future.. 💕 You have one of the best treats I found on the market💝 and I Appreciate them, because they do help my puppy. In attached photo, the lot number, exp. date, and other info. Thank you very much hopefully we can work something out. You Can Ignore next paragraph if wanted, Just my wholehearted two cents. P.S. You have a literally AMAZING hemp treat/Calming Aid.... But I suggest you Keep better quality standards/control for EVERY order/batch and I bet you will see a very visible (better) keep/return ratio from all clients, which obviously means a growth in profit. I bet if any recipients received a similar product (bad dry/powdery batch) on there first order, they would NEVER order from you again. I am lucky enough to know that you have an amazing Treat/Aid. So I ordered again and 2nd time, it was as usual, run up and tackle to steel it from me kinda reaction, seriously. (I have placed about 7-10 orders so far altogether, prior to this incident). Don't give people a reason to look for something else. I strongly believe in your treats/calming aids and will continue to support your product in the future. Your calming hemp chews have decent/mild abilities to calm, but they're taste alone is what separates you from the other SMUCKS. I'd love to see your continued growth in the market, because this product has what it takes to make dogs/people satisfied. Sorry I know I'm going a little to far, but I WANT TO HELP, (even if only a little) if I can. Your hemp calming chews helped me and my Bella (Siberian Husky w/ Separation Anxiety/Human interaction overexcitement) so much. It literally is the only calming aid/supplement she will take and honestly it is her #1 favorite treat of the 20 or more different products i *tried* to give her, she absolutely loves them. My Bitch is an overwhelmingly, and a very exhausting PICKY eater. Thank you for your product, if you don't replace I understand, no biggie, we will still continue to purchase your product, possibly her whole life, lol. Thanks for your time. Best Sincerest Wishes, James Firebaugh

I used this for my Irish Red Nose pit’s severe anxiety during fireworks and thunderstorms. These treats (she was given 3, and she’s 60lbs. Sometimes a 4th was given as it seems up to 6 in one day is ok) definitely calmed my girl down. She was very sleepy but still able to get up and go out for her duties when necessary. I will say, they work. But... at the sound of any firework or thunder, it’s like she didn’t have them at all. BUT... and this is a HUgE but...... she has VERY severe anxiety and even shook through doggy Xanax many years ago. I refused to give her anything like that after seeing her on it once. THIS product does NOT make me feel like I’m harming my girl, so I feel better using it. She didn’t love the taste, but got use to it quickly and ate them easier after a few times. I know my dog’s anxiety is past a serious point, if you get these treats early on, when your dog first shows signs of fear, I believe they would work perfectly. My girl is too “trained to have fear”, so it will take many tries to get her to a point where the fear is manageable. She typically claws at surfaces and tries to find places to hide. She is not a destructive pup AT ALL, besides during this time. She almost knocked the toilet off the wax seal while trying to hide behind it. She refuses to stay in one place and feels she isn’t safe anywhere. She shakes uncontrollably and can barely walk because of the fear. I live on the water in a vacation town and we’ve had fireworks daily along with severe thunder in between. I highly recommend these anxiety chews... start them early and get ahead of the fear... these are the best ones I’ve used! My dog starts pacing every day at sunset and if she senses a storm rolling in, when she has these chews in her system, she does not do either of those things as aggressively. They definitely work, and I hope they’ll be better the more we use them, which is exactly what the product suggests! Good luck!! 🌺🐶 Pictures show her hiding in my closet, without the treats, and the one of her resting is with the treats in her system. Big difference!

As we got close to July 4th, nights were scaring my dog to death, so I went desperately looking for something that would help. I found that LSD works really well. jk,, On real note,,,, this product calms her pacing and digging carpet, but she is still VERY scared and anxious, shaking SO much and panting..It stopped her from pacing and lowered her heartrate, helping with sleep,poor thing would dig carpet if I fell asleep and stopped rubbing her belly..ANYWAY, that said, 3days go by and I realize that my dog is chewing again, like, her entire body, feet, legs, tail, etc.. I tried to discover on my own, what it could be. It was JUST like her previously discovered issue (food allergy--grains---Wheat.. Discovered by a vet 1year ago. I cut out ALL grains entirely because research shows how, for humans AND dogs (worse for dogs),oat is VERY hard to digest completely, and what stays behind causes build up that can cause LOTS of problems that the dog can't inform you of,which leads to sometimes YEARS of unnoticed damage to digestive/immune system.. Anyway, after trying EVERYTHING to determine the cause of her SEVERE Itch, I finally gave in to a $159.00 vet visit yesterday. I was told she is having food allergy again, I was like "no way, all her food and treats are grain free, I'm sure of it". She tells me to go home and start reading ingredients..I knew these treats were the only new food in her life,, I get home, go straight to these treats and see "oat flour". On AMAZON, it says NO ADDED FILLERS such as corn, and others.This is how they got me..THEY BEGIN THE INGREDIENTS with that wording to make more people buy,, Thanks for caring. AND YOU SENT THE WRONG FREE GIFT PCTREATS.. I chose the other kind(before I knew about the out flour) and you sent the same bottle I purchased originally. What am I going to do with 70$ worth of oatmeal hemp. 🤑

Works amazing

Je vois une grosse différence dans le comportement de mon chien je le recommande fortement

I kept reading reviews about how good the product was to calm dogs, when I tried it with my hyper puppy, it did not calm her whatsoever, she was still extremely hyper to go out, play, still barks at dogs... Very unhappy about the price and the product as I really thought it would work. Puppy still likes to eat it though... just a very expensive treat.