Pet Stress Relief Solution for Cats, 2 oz Flower Essence Blend for Stress Spikes and Routine Changes

Pet Stress Relief Solution gives pet parents a practical way to support cats and other animal companions during unsettling events and changes in routine. This flower essence blend is formulated to provide a feeling of being grounded and protected before, during, and after occasional short periods of stress or anxiety.

Keep it on hand for predictable challenges such as veterinary visits, thunderstorms, fireworks, vacuuming, construction noise, unfamiliar guests, or tension after an argument with another animal. It can also be applied regularly through longer transitions, including boarding, time with a pet sitter, or introductions to a new person or animal.

Key Features

• Supports animals around brief, stressful events, making it useful when preparing for vet appointments, storms, fireworks, or disruptive household noise.
• Suitable for regular use during longer routine changes, giving pet parents a consistent option during boarding, pet-sitter stays, and new household introductions.
• Created specifically for animals by a holistic veterinarian and animal behaviorist, bringing an animal-focused approach to everyday wellbeing routines.
• The all-natural formula offers a simple way to add flower and gem essences to a broader care plan that may include veterinary care, diet, and behavior modification.
• The recommended three-to-four-times-daily application schedule provides clear guidance for building the solution into a pet's routine.

Specifications

• Bottle size: 2 oz.
• Formula base: Natural spring water.
• Essence blend: Basil, blackberry, California valerian, and proprietary flower and gem essences.
• Preservative: Alcohol.
• Recommended application frequency: 3–4 times per day.
• Storage: Store in a cool, dark place.
• Safety: Keep out of reach of animals.
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Use this blend as one part of a thoughtful, whole-pet care routine, following the recommended application schedule. Consult your veterinarian before adding any new product to your pet's regimen, especially when stress or behavior changes persist.