Comfort Time Dog 60 ct

Comfort Time for cats and dogs is a great tasting, naturally flavored chewable tablet specially formulated with all natural herbs to support relaxation and promote calmness. Great for travel, veterinary visits, new surroundings, uncomfortable changes and area activity (thunderstorms/ fireworks/ etc.).

Recommended Dosage
Give one tablet per 30 lbs (13.6 kg) of body weight one hour prior to desired effect*. Tablet can be broken in half for smaller pets and may be doubled for larger breed dogs. Do not give more than 2 tablets per day per 30 lbs (13.6 kg) of body weight.

* Results may vary depending on weight.

Key Ingredients (per tablet)
Valerian Root Extract 125 mg
Passion Flower Extract 25 mg
Chamomile Flower Extract 25 mg
Lemon Balm Extract 5 mg

Other Ingredients
Dextrates, natural flavors, starch, stearic acid, dried liver, dried whey, silicon dioxide, dried hops and magnesium stearate.

Valerian Root Extract

• A safe, non-addictive herb used for as a relaxant and calmative.
• Valeriana compounds are responsible for its sedative and muscle relaxing properties ¹.

• A safe and non-addictive herb with mild tranquilizing & sedative properties ^2,3.

• Safe, gentle herb.
• Helps reduce anxiety and stress.

• Helps soothe aching muscle and reduce irritability.
• Chamomile is generally recognized as safe and non-addictive.

1. Hazelhoff, B., T.M. Malingre, D.K. Meijer. 1982. Antispasmodic effects of valeriana compounds: and in-vivo and in-vitro study on teh guinea-pig ileum. Arch Int Pharmacodyn Ther. Jun:257(2):274-87.
   
   
2. Peeters, E., B. Driessen, R. Steegmans, D. Henot and R. Geers. 2004. Effect of supplemental tryptophan, vitamin E, and a herbal product on responses by pigs to vibration. J. Anim. Sci. 82:2410-2420.
   
   
3. Soulimani, R., C. Younos, S. Jarmouni, D. Bousta, R. Misslin, and F. Mortier. 1997. Behavioural effects of Passiflora incarnata L. and its indole alkaloid and flavonoid derivatives and maitol in the mouse. J. Ethnopharmacol. 57:11-20.