Solliquin Nutramax Laboratories Calming Behavioral Health Supplement for All Dogs Over 8lbs - with L-Theanine, Magnolia/Phellodendron, and Whey Protein Concentrate, 60 Chewable Tablets

Our husky has car anxiety really bad and it was really sad because we love to take her in the mountains and on adventures but it got to the point where the drives were becoming too stressful for both her and us. I was afraid of trying any supplements because I pictured her being a lifeless noodle. That was not the case at all. Recently we drove to the coast and wanted to bring her along on one last attempt, low and behold these little supplements worked miracles. We didn't hear a peep out of her, and she was totally fine when she did need to get out of the car to use the bathroom and when we arrived to our destination she was able to act totally normal. 🙌 Highly recommend if you have an animal with anxiety.

I bought this after seeing it on the TV show Pet Vets because I really needed something to give my anxious small terrior. I wanted something that was a maintenance type supplement, as I already used a supplement for short term relaxation (fireworks, thunderstorms, etc.) I honestly didn't expect much but after a few weeks I noticed a definite overall calmer dog. Shortly after, I started fostering a young pittie mix...super sweet but high energy. I decided to try the Solliquin on him and shortly after noticed he was calmer when he came in from outside. Solliquin doesn't make them tired or loopy, just an overall calm. I putting the tablet in their food bowl when I feed them. The pittie loves it. The smaller dog will leave it in the bowl sometimes in the morning but will eat it at dinnertime. I don't know if it works for pain as that is not what I use it for and I don't know if it will work for all dogs, but I am sold and have reordered several time.

I bought this for a rescue Maltese who is very high strung and barks at a bigger dog I have who has done to her and this has not relieved her anxiety at all!! I have tried everything to help this dog and NOTHING has worked. I think this is just her make-up and no way to change it. The only thing that did help some is to put a mask I bought on Amazon which covers her eyes and so when my big dog comes back inside after going out she can't see her and doesn't bark(as much anyway). She barks at my big dog if she just gets up to change position. It is ridiculous.

Have been using this product for over a year. Our dog expects to get it every morning as part of his routine. Hard to say how well it is working, since he is now 3 years and not as "hyper". Nonetheless, I will continue to give him his daily dose. When therehas been a thunderstorm expected have given him an extra dose with no problem. I only wish they would once again make the larger, single pill for a dog over 40 pouinds- but the fact that he gets 2 instead of one, likely makes him think he's getting away with something!

When I was walking my fearful dog, we accidentally went to a vet clinic (because of the hot weather and that’s the nearest place which has air conditioner and dog friendly lol). The staff there were super friendly and we have a little chat about my lovely mixed breed. I adopted her few months ago when she was already 2 years old, she is very nervous when we are on walks. I was using the adaptil diffuser at home and that’s helping her already, so the vet recommended this product.My doggie doesn’t like having chewable supplement (that’s why I hope it could have a ‘powder-like’ version..), so I just use a pill cutter and chop them into small pieces and even into powder and mixed in her food.

Our dog's vet recommended this for our senior Golden Retriever's nighttime anxiety and heavy panting. She would wake us up constantly. I was getting discouraged because I was not seeing any results UNTIL after about a month and half...she has slept through the night for 10 nights in a row now. This does not make her drowsy or change her behavior in any way except for what we intended it to do. Just keep in mind it will take at least a month to see any results. Worked for our girl! Happy dog, happy owners!

I was really pumped when I read the reviews for these and the suggestion from my vet. (actually the PhD animal behavioralist recommended them to the vet, vet to me). We only have 3 left and I've yet to notice any changes/results, good or bad. I put a bit of peanut butter on them and my dog gobbles them up each morning. She has some pretty severe behavioral issues (people and pet reactivity, anxiety/fear reactivity and sleep startle. If you don't know what sleep startle is, hope you never do! Haha).She reacts the same as the start, even after weekly training sessions with a trainer. I mean there have been improvements with the trainer, but her behavior remained the same.I'm glad it works for a lot of other people, but didn't do a thing for my dog.

It seemed to help, its just not worth forcing my 80 pound dog to take. She is very smart and dug it out of any food I tried to hide it in, wouldn't willingly eat it, and unfortunately had to be forced to take it. Labrador Retriever, smart dog. Would not recommend if your dog can sniff and/or dig it out. But it did help her anxiety, took time but it did. So as for purpose I'd say it's worth it if you can get your dog to take it.