Bach Rescue Remedy PET Dropper 10mL, Natural Stress Relief, Calming for Dogs, Cats, & Other Pets, Homeopathic Flower Essence, Thunder, Fireworks, Travel, Separation, Sedative-Free

My 18 year old pup is sleeping great now.

My two (neutered) male cats had been acting out for a while now, with aggressive behavior from both in different ways. My friends sent me two different liquids which were supposed to have a calming effect on cats and I bought a can of Feliway spray.Out of the three, the Rescue Remedy seemed to work the best by a long shot. I put some on their wet food each morning and dosed the younger one as needed directly when he wants to play too aggressively with the older one. He settles right down afterwards.The older one is too much hassle to dose directly (He's always hated being dosed with medicine to the point that I don't think it's worth fight it takes to get anything down him) but he's been much calmer since I've been dosing their wet food regularly. I think part of it is that the situation at home is less stressful and I am less stressed but I do think the Rescue Remedy has helped as well. It definitely has with the younger cat.My only complaint is that I wish it was available in a larger bottle. Lacking that, I wish it was easier to see how much you have left in the bottle so I know when to order more.

Four months ago I adopted a very sweet 6 year old lab mix from a lady who had him since he was a puppy but life circumstances had changed and she could no longer keep him. He is a great dog, but being uprooted from the home he had known for 6 years and moved to a new home with a new family was pretty traumatic for him and as a result, he suffers from some pretty serious separation anxiety. I have tried a lot of different things such as leaving music/tv on when I leave, giving him a toy stuffed with treats, etc. to try to distract him and keep him calm while he is alone but none of it was working. He would panic as soon as he would hear me leave and just bark constantly the whole time I was gone. Someone suggested trying Rescue Remedy and I was skeptical but figured I'd give it a shot. We've been using it for a couple weeks now and while it isn't an instant miracle cure, it does seem to be helping. I would say on a scale of 1-10, his anxiety when I left before was about an 8 or 9 and with Rescue Remedy it has gone down to more like a 4 or 5. It hasn't solved the problem completely but I'm hopeful that now that he isn't in total panic mode, other methods of training and getting him used to being left alone will be more effective.

This is a product that works on easing pets anxiety. I tried everything, even the thunder shirt. This works perfectly. If you have a pet like I do that has allergies and trouble digesting, back the dosage up and I suggest starting half dose the day before your big trip. They are calm but not out. I added half of a drop to her water during the day. But not more than the dosage allowed. Try before your trip on your pet, never give more that the dosage says and even halve the dosage if you are leery. Try one dose on your pet and check with the Vet too. Tell them what you are giving your pet but this is the only thing that actually worked on my dog and she could take half the dose at a time. But due to ingredients in this, make sure your pet isn't allergic to the ingredients.

I was really hoping this product would help my newly adopted 12-year-old dog settle down as she acclimated to her new home. All she did for the first few weeks was bark, cry and whine. I had adopted her on July 5, 2015 and by July 10, 2015, I kept waiting for my head to explode. The early morning barking sessions were the worse. Anyway, I was looking for solutions to the problem, short of doggy Prozac, and read that Bach Rescue Remedy had a decent track record with calming anxious dogs, so of course I ordered several packages... almost as if I was expecting holy water. Well, my hopes were dashed when Jellybean, my new dog, drank her three or four gallons of water each day (OK, a slight exaggeration, but this dog drinks water like nobody's business!) and never once had a doggy mood change.Maybe it works for smaller pets. Jellybean is not a big dog at 25.5 lbs, but she's not a pup, either. I think her past included some trauma and separation issues, so again, I was hoping to find a solution to help her cope with all of the transitions in her senior years. Oh, and while we didn't opt for doggy Prozac, we did use doggy Xanax for a while, and that did help. Now that she's been with me for almost three months, she has settled down, which is a relief.I might recommend this product, again, for smaller pets. My vet recommended it to me, and I do trust him. Maybe you'll have better luck with it than I did with Jellybean.

I was recommended this by my vet, but I was very sceptical about it (and suprised my vet would recommend it) when it arived as it is labelled homeopathic and as placebos don't work on cats I didn't think for a moment it would do anything. Well, I'm pretty convinced it isn't homeopathic at all - there is definitely some active ingredient in there. Unfortunately, it seems to have the opposite effect to the desired one though. I tried this several days in a row and watched my cat eat it (on a treat) and then race around the house. He had a wild old time on it and after about 45mins of happily frolicking and frisking around the house at about 90 mph he would finally pass out exhausted on the kitchen floor. He seemed to quite enjoy the effect but it wasn't the one I was going for, although admittedly he did sleep for several hours afterwards, so I guess indirectly it worked. I give it a bonus star just because it was great fun watching the effect.

I have used this both on a piece of bread and fed it directly to my dog, and I've put drops in his water dish. I would say I think he has responded to it in a positive way. My dog is a black lab mix and weighs about 75 pounds. He doesn't like storms or fireworks, so I feel like he was more comfortable. My dog has allergies and he scratches almost constantly in August and September -- so I gave him medicine for that, but also these drops to relax him. He never acted strange, like jittery or nervous.