Zylkene -C Zylkene -Cat & Small Dog Natural Calmer 75mg x Size:,100 count (Pack of 1)

I knew our older cat from birth (it was a mates cat who was the mother), and shortly after 8 weeks she was homed, very smart appearance so we were happy for her to go with him, then 1 week later he brought her back, saying they don't know how to look after her, and she was not the same cat we knew, and although I said we would never have a pet again after our dog's passed, I was not going to risk her having to go to anyone else, because when I slept over there many times while helping them decorate (the place was a mess and they didn't know how to do numerous things), and she always slept with me, and one night her mother came to sleep with me as well, and she chased her away lol.Anyway 7 years on, and what ever happened has left a life long fear, she is terrified when the hoover goes on, when the door goes, when she hears other voices, when people come in, if you look out of the window too much, and even if you get up too fast, she flies up the stairs and under the wardrobe like an Exocet missile, that is how scared she is, so you get an idea of how badly affected she is from that week elsewhere, so you can get an idea of how hard it is keeping her safe and happy.Then we thought that getting her a playmate would help her, so when she was approaching her 1st birthday we got her an 8 week old playmate, initially she was fairly close with her and we thought it would develop and help her be more confident, unfortunately she didn't turn out to be a cat, she was a Ninja in disguise lol 🐱‍👤She does not approach things in a simple way, and when she is in minx mode everything is a target, and she does not understand how to play nicely, instead she goes in for the kill, as nature has implanted on her (I have the scars to prove it lol), so when they play it often ends up in tears, so we are giving these to her as well, in the hope of making her play a bit more casually, instead of going in for the kill, but she is also affected by the work next door, because when they took a wall out she was as scared as our older cat.Now to these pills, we had cause to ask for help with her stress levels a year ago when the council sent out roofers to swap the old cast iron gutters, to modern plastic ones, so they were up and down with ladders and towers, and these eased her a bit, roll onto today, next door are having extensive building work going on for the next 6 months, with a roof conversion, and a substantial rear extension, involving the sewer line as well, so we have quite the journey ahead of us.Last time I bought these I only got 10 as it was a short period, so getting a big pack like this was a no brainer, and even after a few days, they are already making a difference to her, but the jury is out on the Ninja lol, today they are ripping into the roof structure, so lots of sawing, hammering and banging etc, I attached 2 pictures, one is when I asked her if she was OK, and she reached out to shake 'paws' lol, the other is with loud hammering and cutting going on, she is still on high alert, but as I said it's only been a few days so far, but before getting the pills, what was going on when I took the picture with her laying there, she would of been upstairs and under the wardrobe before the 3rd bang.So this alone is a major breakthrough with her, so I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this if you have a similar situation, BUT, Always read the label, and don't use them for long periods without a vet's backing, ours is a rare(ish) situation as laid out above, but I will be watching her each day and if I see she is becoming more relaxed with all the noise, I will start cutting back from 1 a day, to every other day and so on, and reverse it if she shows signs of stress again.But make sure you know your pets weight, if you have scales, weigh yourself, then pick your pet up and weigh yourself again holding your pet, and the excess holding your pet is what they weigh, no scales, then approximate using bags of sugar as they are set weights of KG, so figure out how many bags of sugar you would need to hold, based on what your pet feels like when holding, then just add up the totals on the bag(s) and you have a reasonable estimate of your pets weight, this is important because they have more than one strength of these, so the 75mg here are for smaller pets, if in doubt see a vet, hope this helps.

My vet recommended this for one of my cats who suffers from Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disorder which is sometimes triggered by stress (although quite what a spoiled house cat has to be stressed about is beyond me).I have also used it for separation anxiety (e.g. when I go away on holiday and they are looked after by a cat sitter) and it DOES make a difference. The cat sitter was convinced I only had one had one cat as she had never seen the shy one - until we started sprinkling Zylkene on the wet food when suddenly, shy cat appeared as if my magic.It seems quite palatable - mine will eat the capsule contents out of my hand - and it is a "nutriceutical" - made from naturally occurring substances found in food (casein) and not a drug, so I feel comfortable giving it to my cats.If you have a shy, stressed out cat, give it a try. I also give it to mine in the run up to and around fireworks season as they are both frightened by the booms and bangs. It definitely helps them cope.

One middle aged bitch in my border terrier pack often suffered from "anxiety". The least thing could put her off her food and she would often seem withdrawn and miserable. Long car journeys were particularly stressful for her. The Vet suggested these a couple of years ago and they have made a huge difference. She has one a day (half the suggested dose) and now never suffers from anxiety, nothing puts her off her food, she is laid-back and enjoys everything - even jumping in the car as soon as the door is opened. I would heartily recommend anyone trying these for an anxious or stressed dog.

Our Vet suggested theses for our cat when she started behaving strangely last year just before our dog died. They worked a treat, she became more relaxed and the strange behaviour stopped very quickly. They were expensive so I went on a search for another supplier.We kept her on the tablets for about 12 weeks , there is no withdrawal problem with them and we were pleased to see her strange ways seemed to be a thing of the past.We decided to order some more and get her back on them a week before we were due to take her to the chattery for the holidays because she gets stressed in the car and thought being on them whilst she was there wouldn't harm her, just make her more relaxed.I ordered from this seller which I hadn't used before, the order came in three days which we were very pleased at, it came well packaged and does the job.I would recommend the product and seller.

We have a very anxious cat (for reasons I won't bore you with) and have recently moved house to add to his woes.His main symptom - aside from being overly vocal compared to any other cat I have ever met - is that he sprays - and sprays everywhere.We had been recommended this by the vet previously but have to say on first use a year or so back (for only a few weeks admittedly) it didnt seem to make much difference.Decided after we moved house that we would give this another go - having found it on Amazon for much less than the vet was charging - and 2/3 weeks in we seem to be seeing an improvement. Certainly after just a few days the spraying lessened and we have now been spray free for over a week.As I say early days but at the moment seems to be working. We have learnt over the 3 or 4 years we have had problems though that what works for one cat doesn't neccissarily work for another so really the advice is to speak with your vet and work through the various solutions until you hit the one that works for your moggy.All I can say is that second time round this seems to be working for us without any noticeable side effect on the cat himself.Note for anyone buying though is that the tablets come as a plastic capsule and realy need to be emptied into their food or treats to get them to eat it.