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Quiet Moments
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didn't work for my hound
He has separation anxiety, I gave him more than the recommended does but it had no effect whatsoever. Since they are tablets, I even had a difficult time getting him to eat them. Then when he pooped it was chalky as if the tablets didn't break down. Not worth the money or effort bothering with this product, there's definitely better all natural products on the market. I like composure treats, they work and I have no problem getting him to eat them.
04/07/2012
So far so good
As my Chow Chow mix gets in his senor yrs(12 ) he paces from me to my husband . He stands there panting. Poor old guy. The Quiet Moments helps ....
04/06/2012
Did Not Help
I gave Quiet Moments to my Cocker Spaniel for more than a month. It did not help. I saw no difference in Shadow's behavior. I would not recommend this product for anxiety separation.
04/02/2012
DOESNT HELP
THIS PRODUCT WAS A WAISTE OF MONEY FOR MY PET.SUPPOSE TO TREAT OWNER SEPARATION,CAR TRIPS,ETC.COULDN'T TELL ANT DIFFERENCE.
03/30/2012
Two Dogs, One Breed, Opposite Effects
I was at my wits end. Seriously! When I read the reviews, I could only hope that Quiet Moments would help us.
We have had Schipperkes for almost 13 years. All except our first, Gretchen, are rescues. Schipperkes are notoriously high strung (Think Jack Russells on speed) and are also hypersensitive. I think they can hear a gnat pass gas! So, they bark at everything that moves. In Daisy's (our 6 year old rescue) case, things were far worse. Daisy was rescued from a puppy mill at just over 6 months of age and, after several shifts, came to live with us at the age of 1 1/2.
To say she is a bit mentally "damaged" is an understatement. Over the last 4 years, she has gradually grown more and more neurotic, barking at nothing, becoming more aggressive to the other dogs, and biting people who visit the house, even regular guests that she knows. She constantly had a wide, shifting eyes appearance of mania. We knew that something had to be done before there was major bloodshed or someone sued us.
Daisy has now been on Quiet Moments for two weeks. She gets a daily "treat" of the recommended dosage (1/2 tablet). Then, on days that we know we are expecting a visitor, she is given a full tablet. She seems to be doing much, much better and the look of mania has faded.
On the other hand, Gretchen, our oldest Schipperke, was barking like mad the other day because of excessive street traffic. We live in an urban area, so foot traffic in front of our home is not uncommon, but on this day, it seemed to be double or even triple the normal level of traffic. It's only natural that she would be barking at passers by! I gave her the recommended dosage to calm her and hopefully get a "Quiet Moment"! No luck! Dogs do what dogs do! BARK!
You will have to come to your own conclusion, but this is mine... Quiet Moments works as needed, not as wanted. Don't use this supplement to change your normal dog's personality. It just doesn't work that way.
I would highly recommend this to anyone with a dog suffering from PTSD, as we believe our dog does.
12/20/2011
35 Questions · 46 Answers Ask & Answer.Talk to other pet lovers about this product. AnswersA: Quiet Moments is a supplement for dogs that provides support and comfort during times of anxiety, nervousness, tension, or stress such as traveling, grooming, thunderstorms, 4th of July fireworks, or trips to the veterinarian. If the pet's condition worsens or does not seem to improve you will need to have your pet seen by a veterinarian.Q: My friend's dog had the first immiticide treatment a week ago, and thunderstorms have caused him to freak out (therefore raising the heart rate too much for comfort). Does it interact negatively with the treatment and the heart?AnswersQ: I saw an earlier post about not giving a 16lb dog a whole Quiet Moment tablet. Our problem is that the dog, about 21lbs, will not let us near him with clippers for hair or nails. We've tried the half tab dose and it does absolutely nothing. It is extremely expensive to have him knocked out, groomed and nails clipped. What is the extreme minimal weight for a whole tab? Is there another med that he can be given to calm him enough to get the task done?Images for this Question (click to see full-size image)  AnswersA: You might want to ask your vet for some tranquilizers/sedatives for what you are trying to achieve.This product is not a tranquilizer/sedative. It helps the pet be more relaxed. A: The dose of Quiet Moments Time Release Chewable Tablets for a pet up to 26 pounds is 1/2 tablet once a day, usually given 30 minutes before the cause of the anxiety or nervousness. I would not recommend a higher dose for your pet. One other option to consider is on days when you want to trim the fur or nails, use Comfort Zone with D.A.P. as an additional aid in calming your pet.Answers
A:Â Sorry, gotta reply once more. I just looked up that thyroid med. It is Levothyroxine. That's the same thing I cam on. So, yes, no other medicines 4 hours before or 4 hours after giving the thyroid medicine,. So if you give your dog the thyroid medicine at 2pm, you should not give any other medicine after 10am and before 6pm. I know you posted your question about 6 months ago, but I hope this helps if you haven't gotten the answer before now.A:Â If canine thyroid medication is anything like human thyroid medication, you should not give your dog any medicine 4 hours before and 4 hours after giving the thyroid medicine. That 4 hours between makes it so that the thyroid medicine can absorb properly into the dogs system without interruption of other medicines. I'm not a dog, but I am on thyroid meds. Being that humans and dogs are mammals, I believe that the guidelines are likely the same.
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