Dog calming supplement for occasional stress support during travel, loud noises, vet visits, and changes

When a dog feels unsettled by a car trip, fireworks, visitors, or a veterinary appointment, Stress Gold offers a practical liquid option for occasional moments of stress. Its herbal blend is formulated to support a normal stress response, a healthy nervous system, and a sense of calm and relaxation.

The measured dropper makes it easier to give a consistent amount for your dog’s weight. Use it during or after a meal, either ahead of a known stressor or during a tense moment, following the supplied directions.

Key Features

• Skullcap, valerian, lemon balm, passion flower, hops, licorice, wild oat, chamomile, and ginger provide botanical support for calm and nervous-system balance.
• Liquid format with an included measured dropper supports straightforward dosing for different dog weights.
• The formula can be used for occasional stressors such as travel, boarding, moving, loud noises, new people, home renovations, or vet trips.
• Third-party testing, an FDA-registered and GMP-certified facility, and NASC membership reflect documented quality-control practices.
• Cold percolation extraction uses a gentle 48–72 hour process intended to preserve the full spectrum of beneficial plant compounds.

Specifications

• Brand: Pet Wellbeing
• Form: Liquid herbal supplement
• Net volume: 2 oz (59 ml)
• Potency: 427 mg per ml
• Inactive ingredients: Deionized water, natural bacon flavor, vegetable glycerin
• Directions: Administer as needed, up to 4 times daily; shake well before use
• Storage: Does not require refrigeration
• Manufacturing: Made in the USA with globally sourced ingredients
• Weight dosing: 0.25 ml for dogs 10 lb and under; up to 3.0 ml for dogs over 100 lb, up to 4 times daily
• Caution: Consult your veterinarian if your dog’s condition worsens or does not improve; use caution with CNS depressants and do not use prior to anesthesia

Keep Stress Gold on hand for the occasional situations that can unsettle your dog. Give during or after eating, follow the weight-based directions, and ask your veterinarian about use for pregnant, breeding, cardiac, kidney, steroid-treated, or otherwise medically sensitive dogs.