Pet Remedy Natural De-Stress and Calming Plug-In Diffuser with 40 ml Refill Bottle (Lasts 2 Months)

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To help pet owners prepare, experts at Pets at Home have shared their top tips on how to keep your furry friends calm and at ease this firework season Know the signs of an anxious pet As a rule, best not to spray directly on a pet. This avoids any association of the spray with the stressful situation.

Always consult your vet if your cat is showing signs of stress. Your pet's problem may be of a clinical origin and may require further treatment. All pets are different and it’s important that you’re able to recognise what anxiety looks like for yours. For bonding rabbits, spray a little on a damp cloth or fingers and gently rub around muzzles of rabbits. This helps with scent swapping as well as calming, which in turn helps speed up the bonding process. This same procedure can be used for bonding other pets such as dogs, cats, rodents, and horses. Several years of research and trials have resulted in a unique formula using low concentration Valerian essential oil, blended with Vetiver, Sweet Basil, and Sage If you should accidentally swallow any of the liquid please get immediate medical advice and show the product label.

Use the enclosed absorbent drip ring to absorb any drips on the bottle, which can occur when there is excessive air movement in the room Do not spray in the eyes, or on open wounds. If you get any in your eyes, rinse immediately with water and consult a doctor

For pets who experience severe noise phobia and anxiety, there are different supplements or tablets which can help but it’s always best to seek advice from an expert – either by booking an appointment with your local vet or speaking to the pet care advisors in-store at Pets at Home. Start creating positive associations If you change up your dogs' toys every day, it will reduce the chances of them getting bored. Give them different toys to play with every day and this may give them a different experience. 5. Put your dog into a separate room while WFHIf your dog struggles with any excess energy, take your dog for a brisk walk before leaving for work in the morning so any extra alertness is taken off. This puts them in the mood to relax. A 45-minute walk is what's recommended for most breeds if they’re being left indoors for a longer period of time. 3. Find a trusted dog walker to break up the day