WELLNESS
CALM Relaxation Support
70/100
SUPPIE SCORE
55/100
EFFICACY
Medium
SAFETY
92/100
CLEANLINESS
What Does CALM Relaxation Support Do?
Wellness CALM Relaxation Support combines a very high-dose probiotic with L-theanine and chamomile in a palatable cheese chew for dogs experiencing normal stress.
How does the probiotic in Wellness Calm compare to other dog calming chews?
What is the best way to give these tasty cheese flavor chews to my anxious dog?
Are there any known interactions with common dog medications?
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What Are the Benefits of CALM Relaxation Support?
Based on proven scientific research
Calming & ComposureModerate
Gut Health SupportStrong
Stress ReductionModerate
RelaxationModerate
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What Are the Side Effects of WELLNESS CALM Relaxation Support?
Always consult your health practitioner if in doubt.
RiskMedium Risk
Overview
•Probiotic at 250 billion CFU is a high dose; monitor for initial digestive upset like loose stool in sensitive dogs.
•L-Theanine and chamomile at stated levels are generally well-tolerated in canines but efficacy data is limited.
•Avoid concurrent use with CNS depressants or sedatives as additive calming effects may occur.
•Not intended for pregnant or lactating dogs; consult veterinarian before use in these cases.
•Cheese-based formula may not suit dogs with dairy sensitivities despite low allergen risk overall.
Potential Side Effects
Negative Interactions
Allergens
Dairy (cheese)
Inactive Ingredients
Dried cheese
Low RiskDried sweet potato
Low RiskNatural bacon flavor
Low RiskCitric acid
Low RiskWhat Are the Ingredients in WELLNESS CALM Relaxation Support?
Probiotic Blend
250 Billion CFU
L-Theanine
100 mg
Chamomile
400 mg
Dried Cheese
Dried Sweet Potato
Natural Bacon Flavor
Citric Acid
Dosage & Bioavailability
How the active doses and forms in CALM Relaxation Support compare to the research.
•Probiotic Blend — 250 Billion CFU per serving; dose far exceeds common canine study ranges of 1-10 billion CFU, disclosure does not list individual strains.
•L-Theanine — 100 mg per serving; within ranges studied in some canine anxiety trials but form and absorption specifics not disclosed.
•Chamomile — 400 mg per serving; typical herbal dose range in pet supplements but standardisation and bioavailability not specified.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about WELLNESS CALM Relaxation Support