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Dog Calming Tablets
Five active ingredients · taurine, inositol, L-theanine, thiamine and ginger · chicken flavoured · 120 tablets
- Five active ingredients, every one declared per tablet rather than hidden in a blend
- Taurine 240mg and inositol 240mg, with L-theanine 15mg from tea
- Thiamine contributes to the normal function of the nervous system
- Chicken flavoured, given whole, broken or crushed into food
£0.28 a day · at 2 tablets a day, for an 11 to 25kg dog
A small dog on one a day gets four months from a bottle.
Multi-buy discount applied automatically at checkout
How much for your dog
Roughly one tablet per 12.5kg of bodyweight daily. Tablets can be given whole, broken or crushed into food.
| Dog weight | Tablets per day |
|---|---|
| Up to 10kg | Half to 1 tablet |
| 11 to 25kg | 2 tablets |
| 26 to 40kg | 2 to 3 tablets |
| Over 40kg | 4 tablets |
Do not exceed the stated serving. Not suitable for puppies under 12 weeks, or for pregnant or lactating bitches. If your dog is on medication or under veterinary care, check with your vet first.
Why choose our Dog Calming Tablets
Five actives with the amounts printed, a flavour most dogs will actually take, and a feeding chart by weight.
Taurine 240mg, inositol 240mg, L-theanine 15mg, thiamine 6mg and ginger extract 5mg in every tablet. Amounts you can check, not a proprietary blend.
Thiamine, vitamin B1, contributes to the normal function of the nervous system. Each tablet provides 6mg.
A yeast-based chicken flavour, so most dogs take it as a treat. It can also be broken or crushed into food if yours is suspicious.
From half a tablet for a small dog up to four for the largest breeds, at roughly one tablet per 12.5kg. The chart is on this page.
What a calming supplement is, and what it is not
This is a complementary pet feed. It combines nutritional ingredients that are widely used in calming formulas: taurine and inositol at 240mg each, L-theanine from tea, thiamine, and a concentrated ginger extract. Thiamine contributes to the normal function of the nervous system.
What it is not is a sedative or a veterinary medicine, and we would rather set that expectation now than have you disappointed on fireworks night. It works best given daily and started ahead of an event you can predict, not reached for an hour before. If your dog is severely distressed by noise or separation, speak to your vet, because that is a bigger problem than a supplement is designed for.
For something you can see coming, like fireworks night or a long journey, begin before the day rather than on it.
Roughly one tablet per 12.5kg of bodyweight a day. Use the chart below.
Offer it as a treat, or break it up into their food. Do not exceed the stated serving.
How our calming tablets compare
A lot of calming products for dogs list their ingredients without saying how much of anything is in there.
| Our Calming Tablets | Typical calming product | |
|---|---|---|
| Active ingredients | Five, each declared per tablet | Often an undisclosed blend |
| Taurine per tablet | 240mg | Rarely stated |
| L-theanine per tablet | 15mg | Often absent |
| Flavoured for palatability | Yeast-based chicken | Often unflavoured |
| Tablets per bottle | 120 | 60 to 90 |
| Feeding guide by weight | Often missing | |
| Made in the UK | Varies |
How to run it
Fireworks night, a house move, a long drive. Begin a few days before rather than reaching for it an hour beforehand.
Stick to the weight-based amount. Doubling up on the day is not how this works, and the stated serving is there for a reason.
For a longer stretch, a change in routine or a new home, it can be given every day at the same weight-based dose.
Product details
Description
Dog Calming Tablets
If your dog gets anxious during fireworks, thunderstorms, car journeys, or unfamiliar situations, these chicken-flavoured calming tablets provide a multi-ingredient formula designed to support a sense of calm. Each tablet combines taurine, inositol, L-theanine, thiamine, ginger extract, and magnesium in a palatable format that most dogs will take willingly. 120 tablets per bottle, with dosing based on your dog's weight.
Why a Multi-Ingredient Calming Formula
Rather than relying on a single ingredient, this formula brings together six complementary ingredients that each play a different role in supporting your dog's comfort. Taurine (240mg) and magnesium support normal nerve and muscle function. Inositol (240mg) is included for its role in cell signalling. L-Theanine (15mg) is an amino acid found naturally in tea leaves that is widely used in pet calming products. Thiamine (Vitamin B1, 6mg) contributes to normal nervous system function. Ginger extract (5mg) is traditionally used for its soothing properties. Together, these ingredients provide a broad-spectrum approach to supporting your dog during stressful situations. The chicken flavouring makes the tablets easy to give, whether whole, broken, or crushed into food.
What You Get in Every Tablet
- Taurine 240mg: An amino acid that supports normal nerve and muscle function.
- Inositol 240mg: Involved in cell signalling processes within the nervous system.
- L-Theanine 15mg: An amino acid widely used in calming supplements for pets.
- Thiamine (Vitamin B1) 6mg: Contributes to normal nervous system function.
- Ginger Extract 5mg: Traditionally used for its soothing properties.
- Magnesium 4mg: Supports normal muscle function.
120 tablets per bottle. Supply duration depends on your dog's weight and daily dose.
UK Made.
Manufactured in the UK to strict GMP standards. Letterbox-friendly packaging for convenient delivery.
Who Is This For?
If your dog shows signs of unease during loud noises, travel, visits to the vet, separation, or changes in routine, these calming tablets are designed to support them through those moments. They suit dogs of all sizes, with a simple weight-based dosing guide: up to 10kg, half to 1 tablet per day; 11 to 25kg, 2 tablets per day; 26 to 40kg, 2 to 3 tablets per day; over 40kg, 4 tablets per day. The chicken flavour makes them easy to give as a treat or mixed into food.
How to Give
Give tablets whole, broken, or crushed into your dog's food or a treat. Dose based on approximately 1 tablet per 12.5kg of body weight per day. Up to 10kg: half to 1 tablet per day, 11-25kg: 2 tablets per day, 26-40kg: 2-3 tablets per day, Over 40kg: 4 tablets per day. See our dog dosage guide to help you decide how much your dog needs.
Do not exceed the stated serving. 120 tablets per bottle. Store in a cool, dry place out of reach of children. If your pet is on medication, under medical supervision, pregnant, or nursing, consult your vet before use. Discontinue use and contact your vet in the event of an adverse reaction.
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Ingredients & nutritionals
Additives (per kg of product):Nutritional Additives:Taurine – 217,215 mg/kg
Inositol – 217,215 mg/kg
L-Theanine (from tea) – 13,576 mg/kg
Thiamine HCl – 6,091 mg/kg
Ginger Extract (20:1) – 4,525 mg/kg
Sensory Additives:Yeast-based chicken flavour – 3,394 mg/kg (3.75mg per tablet).
Technological Additives:Microcrystalline Cellulose, Dicalcium Phosphate, Magnesium Stearate, Silicon Dioxide.
Analytical Constituents:Crude Protein 16.3%, Crude Fat 0.6%, Crude Fibre 26.6%, Crude Ash 6.6%, Moisture 2.5%
How to take
Give tablets whole, broken, or crushed into food or a treat. Dose at approximately 1 tablet per 12.5kg of bodyweight per day: up to 10kg, half to one tablet. 11 to 25kg, two. 26 to 40kg, two to three. Over 40kg, four.
Do not exceed the recommended feeding level. Not suitable for puppies below 12 weeks of age, or pregnant or lactating bitches. Not intended for human consumption. Fresh, clean drinking water should always be freely available. If your pet is under veterinary supervision, consult your vet before use. Store in a cool, dry place out of reach of children.
Cautions
If your pet is under veterinary supervision, consult your veterinarian before use. Store in a cool, dry place. Keep out of reach of children. Do not exceed the recommended feeding level. Not suitable for puppies below 12 weeks of age or pregnant/lactating bitches. Not intended for human consumption. Fresh, clean drinking water should always be freely available.
Shipping & returns
Free UK shipping on all UK orders. Dispatched within 1 working day, Royal Mail 48. Covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee. Return within 30 days for a full refund.
Frequently asked questions
How many tablets should I give my dog?
Roughly one tablet per 12.5kg of bodyweight per day:
Up to 10kg, half to one tablet. 11 to 25kg, two tablets. 26 to 40kg, two to three tablets. Over 40kg, four tablets.
Do not exceed the stated serving. If your dog is on medication or under veterinary care, check with your vet first.
Will this sedate my dog?
No, and we want to be clear about that. This is a complementary pet feed, not a sedative and not a veterinary medicine. It will not knock your dog out and it is not intended to.
If your dog becomes severely distressed, hurts themselves, or needs sedating for a procedure or a flight, that is a conversation with your vet rather than something a supplement should be asked to do. Prescription options exist and a vet can advise properly.
When should I start giving it before fireworks night?
A few days ahead rather than on the evening itself.
Nutritional ingredients of this kind are not fast acting, so giving the first tablet an hour before the bangs start is the most common reason people feel a calming supplement did nothing. Start early, keep to the daily weight-based dose, and carry on through the period.
What is actually in a tablet?
Five active ingredients: taurine 240mg, inositol 240mg, L-theanine 15mg from tea, thiamine 6mg, and a 20:1 ginger extract at 5mg.
Alongside those, a yeast-based chicken flavour at 3.75mg, and the technological additives that hold a tablet together: microcrystalline cellulose, dicalcium phosphate, magnesium stearate and silicon dioxide.
Can I give it every day, long term?
Yes. It is a complementary feed rather than a short course, so it can be given daily at the weight-based dose for as long as it is useful.
Plenty of owners use it seasonally, around fireworks season or the summer storm months, and others give it continuously through a house move or a change in routine.
Can puppies have them?
Not below 12 weeks of age. They are also not suitable for pregnant or lactating bitches.
For a puppy over 12 weeks, dose on their current weight rather than their expected adult weight, and check with your vet if you are unsure.
My dog spits tablets out. Any use?
The chicken flavour is there precisely for this, and most dogs take these as a treat.
If yours is wise to it, break the tablet up or crush it into wet food, where the flavour works in your favour rather than against you.
How long does a bottle last?
120 tablets, so it depends on size. A small dog on one a day gets four months. A 20kg dog on two a day gets two months. A large breed on four a day gets a month.
Can I give it alongside medication or other supplements?
Check with your vet first if your dog is on any medication or under veterinary supervision, particularly anything already prescribed for behaviour or stress.
Fresh, clean drinking water should always be available. Not intended for human consumption.
What is your returns policy?
Every order is covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee. If it is not for you, contact us and we will refund you, no questions asked.
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