Pro Plan Veterinary Supplements Calming Care Dog Supplements - Supports Dogs with Everyday Stress, Anxious Behaviors

Bought this for my 12 yr old doodle. She has Cushing disease and lots of lipomas. She gets aggravated in the afternoon so the vet suggested trying this calming powder. I have been using this for a year now. My dog is less agitated and actually feels a lot better. I recommend this product because it helped my dog.

This supplement worked from day 1 on our 13 year old male Havanese. And he loves the taste. Wished I'd found it years ago.

I purchased these for my anxious dog to help take the edge off, and while I didn’t see a noticeable calming effect for him personally, I still think it’s worth sharing our experience. My dog (about 100 lbs and a bit of a menace 😅) managed to get onto the counter and ate all 30 packets at once. Thankfully, it did not harm him at all, which honestly gave me a lot of peace of mind regarding the safety of this supplement. That said, even after that accidental “mega dose,” it didn’t make him any calmer, so it just may not be strong enough for dogs with higher anxiety levels. I do appreciate that it’s a gentle option and a nice thing to try for dogs who need mild support, even if it wasn’t the right fit for mine. Safe, easy to use, but results may vary depending on the dog.

My dog has moderate separation anxiety: sometimes he paces endlessly or he will bark and tear at window screens when I leave home. A month ago I started adding Calming Care to his morning food. The powder must taste good because he scarfs his food immediately rather than picking at it. His mood also seems improved: less pacing is the most noticeable change. Hard to know if he is barking less when I'm gone. I'm happy with the powder; even though it is costly (about $1.00 a day), at least my pup feels less anxious.

My 4 year old springer poodle mix pup has been taking this for two weeks. Recently he had started growling and itching/scratching alot. I took him off the canned food we fed him and limited his treats to only dry food and a little chicken. He went to the groomer today and she noticed an oily substance along his spine that seemed to have a yeast odor. She had to wash him twice to remove it. His itching is minimal and he is his happy old self. So very grateful to Purina for this. I might have had to do testing and lots of other trial and error expensive treatments, but this seems to really help. He likes the taste of it. Update: after five months he is still on this. If we forget to add it to his food for a few days, the occassional growl for no reason starts, so we will be lifelong customers probably. So thankful this is available.

This is a great product and has really helped calm my dog down but unfortunately the product was expired when it came this last time. Hopefully they will send me a new one.

This probiotic works VERY WELL in perhaps most dogs. We are so much a product of what is colonizing our guts, human and beast alike! We don't even realize that what we eat AFFECTS WHAT WE THINK (this is an entire field of research and it is fascinating and well established!) This is a HIGHLY DESIRED PROBIOTIC, but PURINA IS CHARGING TOOOO MUCH FOR THIS PROBIOTIC ... (current pricing January 2024 is over a dollar a day! Available in January 2024 in other packaging for less than 25 cents per day!) ...simply because of their name, the perceived exclusive access, and some broth flavoring. >>> Instead, search for Probiotics Bifidobacterium Longum BB536 ... Available here on Amazon, and save yourself a lot of money, and send a message to Purina that we consumers can research medical literature and figure out that Bifidobacterium Longum BB536 is the EXACT SAME probiotic! Some bacteria have been given a different name in the past to now, the same as plants can have more than one botanical name -- actually they have an older name and a corrected updated name. It is common for example in te plant trade for nurseries to not give up an old botanical name and yet current scientific literature has the new botanical name. So one must know both names to learn accurate information about such particular plants. That is what is happening here. Research it for yourself if you desire on Google Scholar and other published science search sites. It did take me a day of research to figure it out, but I had a hunch that since I could not find this name ANYWHERE --- WHY IS THAT??? -- that there was perhaps another name at play. Why would Purina be the ONLY access to a particular probiotic??!!! That answer is: THEY ARE NOT THE ONLY ACCESS. And what else is happening here is that Purina has found a lifesaving control for anxious pets, and priced it obscenely high. Search for BB536 and save yourself a heap of money. Break open the capsules and sprinkle on pet's food. Watch their calmness levels increase. Highly recommend the probiotic. I do use other of Purina's products for quality at a decent price. Wake up Purina and stop gouging the public.

We adopted a 3 YO pitty mix and she’s a nervous mess around people. Been giving her this for 2 months and it has helped with her anxiety.

Within 4 weeks of using this, my dog’s anxiety noticeably decreased and her appetite improved, (she’s usually a very picky eater). When I ran out for a few weeks, her anxious behavior and poor appetite came right back which made me realize how much this product works. This product is amazing. Highly recommend!