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Topic Dog Boards / Behaviour / CANICALM
- By miloos [gb] Date 21.04.03 15:02 UTC
my choc lab has been on this valerian based calming powder for about 6 weeks now and he is honestrly so much calmer he is like a new improved dog.Previously he would do a backflip off the doorstep at the start of a walk, now he waits qiute calmly for my instructions.you can get it from www.hyperdrug.co.uk/canine chemists.i have just ordered some more as we are scared of running out.
- By Sammy [us] Date 21.04.03 15:47 UTC
What does it do? What is it made of? How old is your lab? Are you sure that it's safe?
- By miloos [gb] Date 21.04.03 22:11 UTC
it's a homeopathic calming powder that seems to calm his hyper behaviour down.i'm not 100% sure anythings safe but it is from a reputable company that deals in pet products, and i wouldn't knowingly harm any of my dogs, they are my babies.
- By Jackie H [gb] Date 22.04.03 06:07 UTC
What age is the dog?
- By Sunbeams [gb] Date 24.04.03 09:51 UTC
Hi Miloos,
Sounds like my dog could do with some of that! He is so boisterous he is a menace around other people at the moment when off lead - only trying to be friendly, but doesn't realise his own 24 kg strength! I was wondering, how did you hear about this canikalm? I note it's a sort of a veterinary site, so did your vet recommend it? Also, does it come in powder form or liquid? I have used products from Dorwest Herbs in the past and note in their catalogue they have a similar thing called Valerian Compound - 'acts quickly to calm and control hyperactivity and anxiety in dogs and cats. Use for those occasions when over the top behaviour is a problem.' So it's no doubt safe for use, but probably shouldn't be used all of the time, I don't know.
Hilda
- By miloos [gb] Date 24.04.03 12:24 UTC
it's in powder form and is a valerian based compound.my vet says its ok, just the same as us taking b vits for bad nerves etc.it has really worked for milo, he's two in june and obviously still being a teenage terror but it has calmed him down a lot.if you go to www.hyperdrug.co.uk you can get it from there.good luck!!!
- By Sunbeams [gb] Date 24.04.03 15:24 UTC
Hi Miloos,
I'll give it a go I think. Do you personally use it every day though? I'm just wondering whether it's for use in certain situations, like bonfire night, show days, etc.
Hilda
- By Sandie [gb] Date 24.04.03 15:36 UTC
Hi Milos,
Can you tell me which product you bought as I have looked on the site and there are about 3 different ones, and also how much did you order and what quantity did you give your dog.
Sorry about all the questions but there is not much info on the web site.
Sandie.
- By Sunbeams [gb] Date 24.04.03 19:44 UTC
Hi Sandie,
There is only the one product listed on the site, which is Canikalm Herbal Calmer 100g priced at £3.98, but you're right, it doesn't really give much info on dosage - expect it will be on the actual container.
Hilda
- By miloos [gb] Date 24.04.03 20:53 UTC
yeah the dosage is on the container.as far as i'm aware its the only one on the site its called canikalm herbal calming powder and its a miracle for us.
- By Bagpuss [gb] Date 25.04.03 09:24 UTC
Has anyone used Kalms on a dog?
- By miloos [gb] Date 25.04.03 09:26 UTC
no why have you?i used it myself ages ago but seem to remember reading a scare about liver probs with it, and it didnt calm me down anyway.
- By Bagpuss [gb] Date 25.04.03 09:42 UTC
I haven't, but it's valerian like the canicalm.
Topic Dog Boards / Behaviour / CANICALM

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