"Chill Out" calming spray

[RealPitBull]

Anyone tried this before?

www.dogwise.com/ItemDetails.cfm?ID=K9X775

Chill-Out is a powerful and highly effective blend of chamomile, lavender, and sweet marjoram that acts to calm and quiet canine nervousness. The applications for this natural calming spray are endless:

•Hyperactive dogs that need the edge taken off
•Travel anxiety
•Separation anxiety
•Thunderstorm anxiety
•Vet visits
•Sleeplessness or nighttime pacing
•Destructive nervousness
•Rescue animals

Chill-Out comes in a spray bottle. Just shake well and mist the air thoroughly around the dog or on his bedding, then stand back and watch nature work! This product is recommended by many veterinarians.

[michele5611]

One that I have not tried!

[RealPitBull]

It looks worth trying, Mich.

~Mary

[michele5611]

Thanks! I will try anything at this point.

[adoptapitbull]

Can I have some for me? :/

[RealPitBull]

Apr 15, 2013 12:27:02 GMT -5 adoptapitbull said:

Can I have some for me? :/

Awwww

(It's def human-friendly )

[pitbullmamaliz]

It sounds like it would smell yummy. Wonder if it's cat-safe though? I keep reading how sensitive they are to essential oils.

[RealPitBull]

Apr 15, 2013 14:48:07 GMT -5 pitbullmamaliz said:

It sounds like it would smell yummy. Wonder if it's cat-safe though? I keep reading how sensitive they are to essential oils.

Oh, that's a good question.

[seamonkey]

I haven't used that one in particular, but I used something similar for one of the cats. He went from roaming around my house howling to chilling on the couch with a diet coke bottle

[RealPitBull]

What did you use on your cat?

[seamonkey]

It wasn't a spray like yours, it was an herbal chew. We also tried another one that came in gravy in a tube, as crazy cat in question refused to take treats from my fiance in the middle of a howling fit at 3am. I don't use sprays around the cats because of the sensitivity to essential oils, but I'm fairly sure it also had chamomile and I want to say it also had tryptophan in it. I know I've seen one for dogs by the same company, but haven't used it personally on the dogs.