Anxiety

L-theanine is an amino acid found naturally in green tea and has been shown to promote calmness and reduce irritability and anxiety-related behaviour in pets. All without causing drowsiness. Pets consuming L-theanine are typically more alert, playful yet calmer.

Give them one hour before you need them for the best effect.

Administering the maximum amount of one product is the most effective, however mixing would still provide support. Prioritise which condition is the most severe, and manage the daily intake based on this.

You can try our Calm + Collected Salmon or In-Betweeners Gland + Gut Health Salmon Treats.

You can find the full ingredient list on each product page to check that they are suitable for your dogs needs.

If your pet is not obese or hypertrigliceridaemic, they should be able to tolerate a diet between 10-15% fat on a dry matter basis and our Calm + Collected & Furball + Skin treats are less than 10% fat.

Please avoid the Teeth + Breath Cat Treats as they contain 13.3% Fat.

Without knowing specifically how much fat your pet can tolerate with its condition, we ask that you refer to your vet to see if the treats can be incorporated into their diet.

If your pet is not obese or hypertrigliceridaemic, they should be able to tolerate a diet between 10-15% fat on a dry matter basis and our treats are ~8% fat on a dry matter basis.

Without knowing specifically how much fat your pet can tolerate with its condition, we ask that you refer to your vet to see if treats with 8% fat on a dry matter basis are suitable and can be incorporated into their diet.

Yes! Coffee wood chews are 100% natural caffeine-free. That means your pup gets all the calming chew benefits without any of the risks that come with regular sticks.

Because coffee wood is made up of densely packed fibres, it’s designed to go the distance, even with serious chewers. Over time, the fibres simply fray into soft, safe little brush-like ends.

Even though coffee wood sticks are durable, they eventually wear down. It’s time for a new one when:
- It becomes too small, posing a choking hazard.
- Your dog has chewed it down to a size they could accidentally swallow.

We recommend waiting until your puppy has developed their adult teeth, which typically occurs around 5 to 6 months of age, depending on the breed. For puppies who are still teething and have baby teeth, we suggest opting for softer chews or toys designed for teething.