Storms, car trips, the vet waiting room, a few hours home alone - these are the moments this powder is made for. It goes into food ahead of a predictable trigger, or as a short course through a busier stretch, for dogs and cats of any size.
The formula pairs two amino acids, L-tryptophan and L-theanine, with three botanicals traditionally used to support stress resilience: chamomile, valerian root and ashwagandha root. Alongside them sit inulin and a postbiotic, TruMune, which bring the gut into the picture as part of overall wellbeing. Goat milk and pyrogenic silica are the excipients that carry it.
It is a mild powder with no strong smell, which is the difference between a supplement that gets eaten and one that gets left in the bowl. It stirs through wet or dry food without needing to be disguised.
Dosing runs by weight: one scoop of about 3 g daily for cats, two for dogs up to 10 kg, three for dogs of 11-25 kg, and five for anything larger. On that scale the 120 g tub is around forty days for a cat and a shorter run for a big dog, so multi-pet homes tend to go through it steadily. Australian made, with no artificial colours or flavours. For animal use only.
Ingredients
L-tryptophan, L-theanine, chamomile, valerian root, ashwagandha root, postbiotic (TruMune), inulin; excipients: goat milk, pyrogenic silica.
Directions
Mix into food. Provide fresh drinking water. 1 scoop is approximately 3 g. Cats: 1 scoop daily. Dogs 1-10 kg: 2 scoops daily. Dogs 11-25 kg: 3 scoops daily. Dogs over 25 kg: 5 scoops daily. Adjust only as advised by your vet.
Storage
Store below 25 °C in a cool, dry place. Reseal tightly after use to preserve freshness.
Warnings
For animal use only. Not for human consumption. Always read the label. Use only as directed. If irritation or symptoms persist, seek veterinary advice.
