YumoveCalming Care Tasty Treats Dog Supplements, Anxiety Relief Calming Tablets for Dogs who are Stressed or Nervous, Adult Dogs, 60 Tablets

Our GSD was so full of anxiety you could see the fear & stress in his face after we rescued him. Thankfully this product has worked for our boy with a noticeable change after 4 weeks. The tablets are big but easy to break in half. I wish we had started him on them when we first rehomed him!

Why did you choose this product over others?:On balance, I think this helps . I used to give it to one of my dogs around firework night and NYE (starting a few weeks before) . I think it too the edge off her nervousness . Now she’s elderly, I give it to her every day . As I say, think it helps to calm her a bit

Our vet recommended but did say it may take a little longer to work than some other prescription medication. The benefit of this product is that its natural, no nasties. Overall its a great product, we nearly gave up using it after a month but I'm so glad we didn't. It took 6 weeks before we saw a difference and now 3 months in our Collie is so much calmer. She doesn't like the tablet so we crush it up and put it in a small amount of pate, cream cheese or peanut butter. Its taking the edge off her reactiveness to noise, which was horrendous ! Every car door closing and knock at the door she would be up barking. Whilst she still does this sometimes it much more controllable. We didn't realise how much is was effecting us all. If it works for your dog its a god send but I guess it may not work for all dogs which is a shame as its expensive to try if it doesn't work. I waited till it was on an offer and now get it with money off every two months. We highly recommend giving it a go and are happy to have a calmer dog, but would not recommend if you need a quick fix for something like bonfire night, it may be better to get something else from your vet.

As far as I can tell it seems to work in that my elderly Jack Russell hasn't had one of her 'panic attacks' since she's been taking them. She's started having these since her eyesight has got very poor (the vet can't find a medical cause of them) and I think they are a form of separation anxiety. But on the other hand, sometimes she would go for a couple of weeks between attacks so it might just be coincidence.The reason for the review is to say that although she is usually very good at taking any tablet, meat flavoured or not, for some reason she just does not like these. They are advertised as being 'tasty' but she won't take them voluntarily. The tablets are quite large, and for her size she is borderline half or one tablet, but they aren't scored and are very hard to break (I am now using a tablet cutter). The easiest way to give them to her would be crushed in her food, but because they are hard this isn't easy to do. They also don't soften left soaking in gravy which I thought might be one way to resolve the problem!

Dosage for my small dog is half a tablet, but by the time I've tried to cut it in half, half of the tablet has flown over the kitchen and been wasted. My dog won't eat these no matter which way I try. Even in food, she'll leave the food and not eat any of it. My dog will eat anything, so these tablets must make her food taste disgusting. I ended up having to administer bits of the tablet (unable to cut straight in half as tablet breaks up when trying to cut it) direct into the back of her mouth. By the time that I'd done that her anxiety was high......the opposite of a calming effect, which is what the tablet is supposed to do.Perhaps would be better as granules that actually taste nice and can be mixed into food, or suitable sized tablets for the size of dog (small tablet for small dogs, medium tablet for medium dogs & this size for large dogs) and actually taste of something that a dog will eat e.g. cheese, chicken, lamb etc.I've given up attempting to cut and administer half a tablet to my dog, because it's not acceptable for her to go through all that stress.There was no leaflet in the box, so very little information is provided about these tablets from Lintbells.A total waste of money.

I’ve been giving these to my 10 year old retriever who has recently developed separation anxiety. Hand in hand with re-training and a dog appeasing pheromone diffuser I do believe that Yumove Calming tablets have their part to play. I’ve been giving these to her for just over a month now and will continue to do so for the time being.

Has helped a very nervous dog

Bought these for my dog as we have a newborn and he was very nervous and excited when we first brought her home. Worked very well for the first few days, could see a huge difference! Not sure if they still have much of an effect, as he is more bouncy again, but don’t want to stop using them to find out! Overall I would recommend.