Calm Pet 200ml

Calm Pet 200ml

 

 

Create a sanctuary of peace for your furry companion. 

Our 200ml Calm Pet Spray with essential oils is a gentle, therapeutic aromatherapy mist designed to soothe frazzled nerves and promote deep relaxation. 

 

This spray transforms stressful moments into tranquil ones—naturally.

From the rumble of thunderstorms to the anxiety of vet visits or separation, our pets experience stress just as we do.

Calm Pet is your go-to solution for restoring balance and serenity. 

 

Calms the mind while nurturing the skin.

 

Skin & Coat Support: Stress often leads to obsessive licking or scratching.

Our inclusion of Witch Hazel gently tones and cools irritated skin, while Colloidal Silver and Colloidal Copper work as a dynamic mineral duo to cleanse surface bacteria, support cellular repair, and maintain a healthy, glossy coat.

 

Aroma that Lasts: Unlike synthetic air fresheners, our pure essential oils provide a lingering, natural fragrance that calms your pet (and you!) without overwhelming sensitive respiratory systems.

 

Perfect For: Fireworks, thunderstorms, car travel, grooming sessions, post-surgery rest, or simply as a nightly bedtime ritual to signal "relaxation time."
 

 

Contains:

Essential oil, hydrosol, colloidal

 

How to use:

Shake well then
- Just spray on your hands and rub gently on your pet's muzzle, chin, and chest
or spray on your pet body
or give them orally if the fear is strong

 

Warning:

NOT FOR CATS:

 

Are Essential Oils Safe for Pets?

Some essential oils are considered OK for use with pets.

 

There are a good amount of essential oils that have been deemed safe and, even better helpful, to pet health.

 

However, there are also few essential oils that can be not suitable to animals in general.

 

This product is 100% natural safe to take orally 
Be aware of allergy to essential oils 
You should always use essential oils under the direction of your veterinarian and/or you should let your veterinarian know that you are using them.

 

The most common things you will hear are: topically, aromatically, and internally.

Caution should be used when starting anything new. Just like you need to adjust a change in food for your animal slowly, introducing essential oils should be done slowly as well.

Start with a small amount of a dilute EO, and observe your animal’s behavior. If the response is neutral but you are not getting the therapeutic effect desired, you can always add more EO or increase the frequency of application, but you do not want to start out with a large amount right from the get-go

 

Apply along the spine – this is the most common topical application I use as it’s the best tolerated.

 

1. Ear tipping– applying the diluted oil to the tips of an animal’s ears. Some animals tolerate this, but many do not. Avoid using this type of application with long-eared dogs, as they may shake their head and get the oil in their eyes accidentally.

 

2. Applying to paws – again, this is not always very well tolerated in small animals. Be sure to get it on the skin between the paw pads. This is a fairly sensitive area, so be sure to use dilute oils.

 

3. Water misting – this is great for birds: add a drop of oil to several ounces of water, shake, and spritz on the animal. This is also helpful for large animals if you are trying to cover a larger area or they don’t tolerate regular handling.

 

4. Large animals – where the hoof meets the skin or the coronet band. Very helpful when treating foot conditions or lameness issues in horses.
       

 

Ingredient Information

 

For external use only.

These statements are not meant to replace the advice of a healthcare professional nor your own research.