VetIQSerene Calming Tablets for Cats & Dogs, Helps with Noise, Fireworks, Separation Anxiety & Travel Anxiety, 120 Tablets

I initially thought these weren’t working for my very hyperactive dog. However I then read for maximum effect it takes 24-36 hours so give in advance rather than on the day.Lo and behold the next day after giving my dog one of the calmers he was very docile and chilled out and so much more relaxed.Easy to use I just popped one into a piece of cheese and it was gone!. No smells and good size and quality.

These actually worked amazingly for my 6 year old cocker spaniel who has severe separation anxiety to the point that she howls, whines, barks and chews household items up if I’m gone for even 10 minutes!I noticed a difference after 2 days of giving her this medication. It may not work for all animals and I think pet owners should manage expectations as it may not work for a more traumatised animal, its trial and error as I’ve found out after previously buying many products that didn’t work.Lastly, to the lady that has left the video review, your dogs looks perfectly calm in my opinion but maybe if they are stressed it could be because you’ve locked 3 of them in a tiny space and they can hear fireworks outside!! Don’t lock them in small spaces when they’re scared, give them a cuddle and reassurance

Unsure on off these tablets made a difference on my rescue reactive Pomeranian who gets stressed with visitors. They seemed to calm her a bit but not a massive difference at all. She’d eat them but I’d have to bribe her slot, they’re quite big and not the easiest to give. Delivery was good but not sure they’re the best.

I can’t tell if it’s just the tablets or my dogs new training but she is so much calmer. Even during grooming I didn’t get her usual level of anxiety. Hopefully it’s the tablets kicking in

I have a dog who is normally very affectionate and loving to myself,daughter,son and grandsons -she is lovely, however when out on the lead is nervous of other dogs and barks and growls out of fear . I gave her the correct dose of serene um calming tablets for her age and weight to resolve this problem. She was ok on tablets for first week however they did not help her fear but I continued to give her them in the hope that they would eventually be effective. She became very lethargic ,”grumpy” and her affection to family was negative, she also developed very loose Pooh and vomited yellow frothy liquid which apparently was bile . I stopped the tablets and 36 - 48 hours later she was back to her normal happy affectionate lively self and vomiting and very loose Pooh had resolved . I am convinced that serene um calming tablets had this drastic effect on her so I certainly will not use them again for more than 2 days as they would appear to have a cumulative effect with nasty side effects . They are advertised not to be sedating but they definitely sedated my dog in the extreme , and changed her personality from a lovely little girl to a grumpy dog !!!!!!

My poor chihuahua lost his buddy and he wasn’t doing so good. He was grumpy, barky and basically ready to kill anyone or anything in a 10 mile radius. He was exhausted because he wouldn’t sleep without his companion!!I researched various options and decided to try calming tablets!! I didn’t want to use the heavy stuff that the vet offered OR spend a fortune and realise that I’d wasted more money on useless items, as is often the case on Amazon!! HOWEVER look at my dog- he is so relaxed!! It’s such a relief to see the distress leave him!!Obviously, he’s a small dog and I think it’s probably a good idea to reduce the dose to half a tablet. Although he is within size range for the full tablet, but I dont want him comatose, just a wee bit more relaxed!!I should add that he hates the taste, so I crush it up and hide it in a crushed up treat. No probs getting it in to him that way!!Fabulous product and highly recommend!!

I've tried may calming tablets over the years - these ones are amazing, fireworks week - I put them in my dog's breakfast and then when the fireworks start I put a jacket on him and then he's fine - i've even been out walking with him later at night as they are dying down - his behavior is not as skittish as when on other previously tried calming tablets - would highly recommend these.

It's still early days but I was recommended these by a vet for a very stressed out foster cat I have.He has not settled in at all, hisses at the slightest movement, etc. so I rang and asked my vets. At first they recommended feliway but I am on a low income and feliway is out of my price range right now(especially as I will only be using it for this cat and not my own as they do not need it), so they mentioned these tablets. They did warn me that his stress levels may be too high and he may need feliway but said I could try them and see how they did. The vet also said the fact that I am having to crush the tablet over his food in order to get him to take it may affect the tablets effectiveness as it's not "direct" but they weren't confident on that.I am unsure of his exact weight so the vet recommended starting him on the 2-5kg(4-11lbs) dose(1/2 a tablet twice a day). So I did this for four days and it barely made a dent. As I said, it's still early days but the vet said he should have been showing even minor improvement by then. So the vet recommended I move him up to the 5-10kg(11-22lbs) dose which is 1 whole tablet twice a day in case he is more than 5kg in weight(he's a relatively large cat). So I did that today and will see how it effects him. So far there doesn't seem to be much improvement but I know it can take time. Will update(if I can) with news as and when I have some.