Pet Remedy Calming Spray 75ml | Dog Anxiety Relief and Cat Calming Product | Relieves Dog and Cat Separation Anxiety, Stress from Fireworks, House Moves, Companion Loss & More |…

Pet Remedy was recommended to us by our vet. We have 2 lionhead cross boy bunnies, about 6 months old and have been together since at least 8 weeks old (we think they’re brothers but not sure). Both have been neutered about 2 months ago. They’ve always got on but on New Years Day, that all changed when we woke at 5am to complete carnage; fur everywhere and one of the bunnies hiding in the corner. That was the start of 7 days of pain; they had to be separated and when put back together, the larger bunny kept chasing the other one who was terrified and spent most of his time either running away or frozen to the spot in fear. After 7 days, there was no progress so we reached out to the vet who recommended the spray. Arrived next day from Amazon (thanks Amazon). I followed the instructions, spraying it on their beds and also some on my hands to rub into their fur. I was sceptical but OMG, this stuff is amazing. Within about 30 minutes, the buns were eating and playing together, sharing toys and also grooming each other. The attached video was about an hour after I applied the spray; no chance of them being anywhere near each other before. I continued to apply some spray every 3 hours after that and they were both very calm and loving for the rest of the day. Still a bit of chasing but nothing like it was, no aggression at all. The next day, having spent the night apart, there was still a bit of chasing so I used a little bit of spray in the morning and they calmed down again. I didn’t apply anymore after that. Today (day 3), I haven’t applied any at all and both of them are happy as Larry - lots of binkies and zooming around. They can be left largely unsupervised now. I’m so happy we tried Pet Remedy as it helped both the bunnies to calm down and helped break the cycle of fear for the little one. Clearly the bond between the bunnies wasn’t completely broken so it didn’t need a lot to get them back together but if you’re having similar troubles and don’t know what to do, I would recommend you give this a go. Probably doesn’t work for every animal but all I can say is that it worked well for my two buns. As a word of warning, it has a really strong herbal smell; for any Chinese readers, it smells exactly like dit da jow (an ointment used in Chinese medicine to promote healing and reduce pain and swelling). It’s much cheaper on Amazon than at the vets (which was almost double the price) - even the vet recommended that we buy online!! Anyway, I hope this review helps any other bun owners who are having challenges getting their buns to bond.

So so effective, been using it on my two cats for the past few weeks during big transitional period (12 hour car journey to move country and then since arriving in new house to keep them calm whilst they settle), notice the effects pretty quickly (will usually spray it on the carpet/sofa or onto my hand and then rub on their chest just before bed and it keeps them laid back overnight) Also love the natural ingredients compared to more chemical sprays you can get which I didn’t want to risk in case of bad reactions

Good works well

Didn't do anything for my dog and smells awful.

Stunningly good. I have an indoor cat who needed a vet check up, and she is terrified of strangers. Deciding to use a local mobile vet, rather than attempt to get her into a cat carrier and get swiped. The spray calmed her right down, and she even allowed the vet to pick her up WITHOUT a single swipe or bite. Totally happy, and will be using every time she needs health check. She didn't run around in fear as she usually does with strangers, and was so placid and calm it was lovely and safe for the vet to give her a complete check over, and even an injection without so much as a flinch.

It actually works! I never in a million years thought it would help our poodle/staffy mix, but within minutes she had gone from running around the room to sitting and watching the world go by. I'd definitely buy it again.

Very expensive for the size of bottle. I tried some on my hand as instructed but my cat hated it. The smell is quite pleasant hence the 1 star. I was hoping for a better result but very disappointed

I bought this recommended by my vet. My old dog has sundowners and paces at night. I have noticed a significant difference in her since spraying on myself and near her area of the sofa when she has been on the go for a while. I think the essential oils do have a subtle calming effect and it is often enough to break her cycle and then with cuddles, gently lay down to sleep. Id say its worth trying before resorting to pharmaceutical drugs that may have side effects. The smell of valerian (cat nip) is strong but does dissipate. I allowed my dog to smell on my slippers at first before putting near her sleeping area. Follow instructions on label.

Bought this on my vets recommendation , and it truly is a miracle product. My cat was stressed during a long flight and this helped tremendously! I highly recommend this for ur furbaby

Lo uso para el transportin cuando viajo,lo echo una horita antes y no es milagroso pero parece que funciona,mi perrito va un poco más relajado durante el trayecto.

Das Spray beruhigt meine Katzen null und stinkt abartig nach Fuß, sodass es in der Wohnung eigentlich gar nicht anwendbar ist. Das war ein absoluter Fehlkauf, weil wirklich niemand was davon hat. Natürlich ist die Wirkung bei anderen Tieren vielleicht gegeben, aber meine Kater juckt es gar nicht.

Regular user of this never fails to work.

Yes, to all my rabbit friends this does great for car rides. Anytime I’m driving back home to Alabama from Pennsylvania I use this. It tends to calm my bunny more then if I didn’t use it. He is more relaxed but still awake and all. It just gives him a little bit of relaxed to take the edge of the long drive. I suggest just spraying it on the fur, unless your bunny has allergies or it has irritated there skin. You can also just spray it a few inches away from them not in there face or anything. The last resort is to spray their cage like one spray helps. I usually have to spray maybe 3 times throughout one trip.