- Calming Pheromones: Mimics the natural pheromones of a nursing mother dog to promote relaxation.
- Versatile Use: Suitable for various stressful situations such as travel and thunderstorms.
- Easy Application: Simply spray on bedding or crates; do not apply directly on dogs.
- Frequent Use: Can be reapplied every 4-5 hours as needed to maintain effectiveness.
USD 31.99
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ThunderEase Calming Spray for Dogs (60 mL)
USD 31.99
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Product Details
Description
ThunderEase for Dogs mimics the calming phenomime that a mother dog emits while nursing her puppies, which helps dogs to feel calmer and more comfortable in stressful situations such as being home alone, loud noises, fears and visitors!
When using ThunderEase® Calming Spray, you want to make sure you are spraying directly onto objects. Do NOT spray directly onto your dog. You could spray in your car, in your dog's travel crate, in their bed or onto blankets.
If you are spraying into an area, you will want to use 8-10 pumps. If you are spraying onto your ThunderShirt®, 2-3 pumps will do the trick! Let the spray sit for 15 minutes before bringing your dog into the sprayed area. You can respray every 4-5 hours if needed.
Great for reducing:
- Travel / Vet Stress
- Uneasiness in a new home or environment
- Fear of loud noises like thunder/fireworks
- General fearfulness
- Stress when boarding / kenneling
- Separation stress
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