What is the SentryHC Good Behavior Calming Collar for Dogs?
The Calming Collar helps dogs in fearful or stressful situations (separation anxiety, fireworks, thunderstorms, visitors, new puppies, new baby, vet visits, and traveling). The Good Behavior Calming Collar provides a convenient alternative to diffusers, which are limited for use in the confines of a designated room.
For: Dogs and Puppies
Benefits:
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Sustained-release pheromones helps to reduce stress and anxiety wherever your pet goes
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Lavender Chamomile Fragrance
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Lasts up to 30 days
How it works:
The Good Behavior Calming Collar mimics the pheromone that the mother dog produces to calm and reassure her puppies and the lavender and chamomile provide a soothing fragrance. The collar works to mimic the natural way to help dogs cope with fearful situations.
Cautions:
Remove the collar before shampooing your dog and replace it after your dog's coat is dry. Do not use collar on dogs with extensive skin lesions.
More Information:
Brand Name Calming Collar
Active Ingredient(s): Pheromones 6%, Inert Ingredients 94%
What is this product used for: Good Behavior Pheromone Collar helps dogs in fearful or stressful situations (separation anxiety, visitors, new puppies, loud noises, new baby, vet visits, traveling). Good Behavior Pheromone Collar provides a convenient alternative to diffusers, which are limited for use in the confines of a designated room.
Availability: Good Behavior Pheromone Collar for dogs and puppies is a lavender chamomile fragrance non-prescription (OTC) product.
How this product should be used: Place the collar around your dog's neck, adjusting to fit the neck comfortably. The collar must be worn loosely to allow for growth of your dog and to permit the collar to move about the neck. Generally, a properly fitted collar is one that when fastened, will snugly slide over your pet's head. Leave 2 or 3 inches for extra adjustment. Cut off the excess portion of the collar. The effects of one collar will last up to 30 days.
What are the side effects: There are no reported side effects.
What special precautions are there: The collar is designed to release powder when applied, which will activate the pheromones. Wash hands after placing collar on your pet. Seal collar in a plastic bag when not in use to prolong the effect. Remove the collar before shampooing your dog and replace it after your dog's coat is dry. Do not use the collar on dogs with extensive skin lesions.
In the event of overdose: Overdose is unlikely. However, if an overdose is suspected, call a veterinarian or veterinary emergency room.
How should I store this product: Store the unopened collar at room temperature. Keep out of the reach of children and other pets.
Directions:
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The collar is designed to release the powder when applied, which will activate the pheromones.
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Wash hands after placing collar on pet.
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Remove the collar before shampooing your dog and replace it after your dog's coat is dry.
Tip: Seal collar in plastic bag when not in use to prolong the effectiveness of the collar.
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Place collar around your dog's neck, adjusting to fit the neck comfortably. Leave 2 to 3 inches for extra adjustment. Cut off the excess portion of the collar.
We love the calming collar. I have a nervous rescued dog,it relieves some of his tension. The scent is wonderful..this tends to relax all of us. It does not do the total trick but I do not like giving him any meds...
We have a really over active large 8 month old mix (large) that has selective actions. He knows treat, and "go outside", but does his own annoying thing with everything else. This collar did nothing. We have a nervous cat, and the cat calming collar was a charm. This dog needs and is going to get another kind or collar.
first time on my dog, she was calm for about one hour. Bought for excessive barking, but didn't work. if your dog is aggressive with barking. this will not work. all depends on your dog's personality Will not be buying again!
I have a 45 pound Red Heeler who is very anxious in the car. I tried The Calming Collar several times either alone or along with Quiet Moments and Anxiety Relief but saw no effect at all on my dog's behavior. He jumped around the car, whined and barked continuously just as always. Very disappointing.
Maybe this just works on some dogs better than others, the difference was instantly noticable when we put this on our mutt. Maybe it's because our dog was abandoned at a really young age (we really don't know how old he was) and this thing puts out hormones that are a lot like a mother dog might emit around her puppies. He is less nervous, (he used to bark at everything, even things falling over in the shower, I mean everything), less barky and marks less inside. It's been 2 months now and it still works. I'm not sure if it calms him so he can learn to be calm, or if just makes him feel better. We'll see how he acts as this one runs out.
The active ingredient in the Good Behavior Calming Collar is dog pheromone. This should not interfere in any way with the amitriptyline your pet is being given. You can use them together.
he bites your feet and also your hands when holding him. he is nine months old . he has an overbite and has had two teeth pulled plus has been spaded. please help thanks
Yes indeed, give it 30 minutes or less and he won't know what hit him. I use the collar for my Yorkie at night she sleeps in her crate and it works like a charm.
The Calming Collar releases a calming pheromone similar to what a mother dog produces to calm and reassure her puppies, so it would probably be soothing to your boxer puppy when you put him in his crate.
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