Valerian Compound Drops

£10.50

30ml.

Suitable for Dogs and Cats. Frightened, anxious, hyperactive and stressed animals can be calmed quickly using this easy to give liquid. Dropped into the mouth, given on food or even just a few
drops sprinkled on a pet’s bedding can result in a more amenable pet, so visits to the vet, travelling or moving house instantly become less stressful situations. Cats particularly love the smell of Valerian Compound, so administration really couldn’t be simpler.

The concentrated herbal extracts used in this liquid ensure that within just 30
minutes a noticeable change in behaviour occurs without causing drowsiness and
the effects are quite short lived.
Phobias and nervous disorders can be really hard to deal with – both for pets and
from their owners’ perspectives. Widely used as a treatment for noise phobias and
fears associated with fireworks, thunder and gunfire, as well as for general
excitability and hyperactivity, this herbal medicine is one of our best sellers.
Popular for use in travel-related anxiety and also for territorial urine spraying in cats.

How do these work and will they sedate my dog?
They are not sedatives, in fact these are widely used for performance dogs such as
agility and show dogs when they need to be alert and focussed. The herbs are
nervines, that means they help to naturally relax the nervous system which reduces
anxiety yet does not sedate muscles.
Valerian Compound is quick-acting and is perfect to use orally and for unpredicted
events such as a neighbour having a fireworks display or a thunderstorm. It is ideal
to put a few drops on a cloth on their bed to help them relax, cats love this especially.

When do I need to start giving the product?
The more severe the phobia, the earlier you should start, up to a month in some
cases. For moderate phobias, start around 10 days before the predicted worst night.
However, even if you only start the day or so before your dog will still benefit.

Why should I use Dorwest calming products?
Scullcap & Valerian tablets and Valerian compound are the only herbal products to
be officially authorised by the Veterinary Medicines Directorate to help anxiety and
nervousness. They have been used successfully for over 40 years and are a
medicine you can rely on. Our ingredients reach medicinal standards and we follow
rigorous regulations on safety and quality.

What dosage/administration should I use?
The administration is 1/4 tsp for small dogs and cats, 1/2 tsp for medium dogs, 1tsp
for large dogs and 1.5tsp for Giant breeds. May be given as required, it is not
recommended that more than two administrations of the stated amount are given in
a 24 hours period.

Are there any interactions?
Valerian Compound may be given in conjunction with medicine