USA-Made Hemp Calming Treats for Dogs - Premium Care

Marie: I kept reading reviews about how good the product was to calm dogs, when I tried it with my hyper puppy, it did not calm her whatsoever, she was still extremely hyper to go out, play, still barks at dogs... Very unhappy about the price and the product as I really thought it would work. Puppy still likes to eat it though... just a very expensive treat.

Australia on May 09, 2021

AutoAuto: The media could not be loaded.  MY DOG:
I just adopted a puppy beagle mix and we are in the separation anxiety phase where he cries at night, cries when crated, cries when ignored, etc. He is getting used to being with just me or alone and not surrounded by his litter mates anymore. Also, being a beagle mix, his bark is like an air horn. PIERCING. He is super smart and adjusting quickly, but I thought this might help with crate training, anxiety, and separation barking. Normally this is the type of thing I would think is snake oil, and while they aren't prohibitively expensive, they aren't cheap for something that is questionable... But because of the overwhelmingly positive reviews and the fact that they are made in the USA, I decided to give them a try.

REACTION:
I gave him one the first night just to see how he would react. He wasn't stressed or misbehaving, just normal puppy hyper, but it was getting late and I didn't really think this was going to work so I decided to just give him one. He is still a puppy, only about 8.5 lbs or so and just barely old enough to meet the recommended age listed on the packaging, so per the instructions I only gave him one. He...

United States on Aug 27, 2019

Elizabeth MortonElizabeth Morton: Meet Rheagal (Yes, he's named after the dragon. He's also watches the show.)
He's (now) 9 months old and 85lb+ and - still growing.
Embark DNA says he's mostly German Shepherd/Siberian Husky, and has a small percentage of mutt and wolf.
Now that I've given you an identifying description of my dog, let's get down to WHY I bought him these "Treats".
First of all, Rheagal has HIGH anxiety. Now, when I say that, some might think, "oohh, well that's common in those breeds." And you'd be right.
But THIS dog has been to the emergency vet three times with incessant vomiting to the point of dehydration and nearly vomiting up the lining of his stomach. We thought he was going to die!
They ran every test. Completely healthy.
Cause?
Anxiety.
The dog has to have constant HUMAN companionship. But not just ANY human will do. No. He wants mommy and daddy.
Unfortunately, we do have to go places sometimes.
Daddy works. When Daddy goes to work, Rheagal clings to mommy and cries. Oh yes, and Mommy is the bruises to prove it. (I did mention he's huge.)
Mommy sometimes has appointments and has to crate him.
Dear God in Heaven. This poor dog ate through the bottom...

United States on Apr 16, 2019