When Should I Give my Dog ThunderWunders? And How Many?
If possible, give your dog the recommended amount of ThunderWunders ~30 minutes before the stressful event (a thunderstorm is coming, fireworks will start, you are going to get in the car and go to the vet, etc) in order to give the ThunderWunders time to kick in!
ThunderWunders are only meant for dogs 12 weeks and older! The recommended amount depends on your dog's weight (see chart below). Do not exceed double the recommended amount within a 12 hour period. If you give your dog double the recommended amount within 12 hours, we recommend waiting another 12 hours before giving them more ThunderWunders.
What ingredients are in ThunderWunders Dog Calming Chews?
Chamomile: Chamomile has muscle-relaxing and anti-inflammatory properties, helping to relax the muscles and relieve situational anxiety. It is also very helpful for dogs who are prone to an upset stomach during hyper-excitability
Ginger: Ginger has been used as a spice and medicine in some cultures for thousands of years! It is a great digestive aid for an upset stomach and nausea, and has been seen to help your dog's immune system. Ginger is also a natural anti-inflammatory, helping to ease any inflammation your dog may have and help them to feel more comfortable
Thaimine: Thiamine, also known at Vitamin B1 is an essential vitamin in your dog's diet! It plays an integral role in organ health and helps to promote motor functions in your dog
Passionflower: Passionflower is not only beautiful, but has a long medicinal history! It's greatest claim to fame is it's calming effect. By increasing levels of GABA in the brain, it helps to make your dog more relaxed. Passionflower is great for pups with both situational or separation anxiety.
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