Environmentally-induced fear and stress—whether it’s from noise, separation and/or anything unfamiliar—can affect anyone, including pets. In fact, anxiety-related behavior problems are experienced by more than 80 percent of families with dogs or cats and are among the most common reasons pets are relinquished to shelters.1,2
As natural responses to certain triggers, fear and stress can become debilitating for some pets, sometimes inflicting long-term negative effects on their general health.3
Many of these behavioral issues can be managed by pairing behavior modification techniques with supplements and/or prescription medication from a veterinarian. Our portfolio of proven behavior products support relaxation and may help calm your anxious patients.4