YuCalm

[23.7]

Anyone tried it?

One of our dogs with a dodgy leg uses YuMove. Not sure if it does any good, but certainly does no harm, if it delays/prevents arthritis it's worth a shot.

We've inherited another dog, she's mostly OK but can get stressed in unfamiliar situations (strange dogs, occasionally strange people, pubs and sometimes the car)

Over the last few months we've been training/familiarising her with stuff, taking it slowly, just wondering if this may help.

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23.7 said:

Anyone tried it?

One of our dogs with a dodgy leg uses YuMove. Not sure if it does any good, but certainly does no harm, if it delays/prevents arthritis it's worth a shot.

We've inherited another dog, she's mostly OK but can get stressed in unfamiliar situations (strange dogs, occasionally strange people, pubs and sometimes the car)

Over the last few months we've been training/familiarising her with stuff, taking it slowly, just wondering if this may help.

Not tried this, so can't comment, sorry.

I have heard of people having success with Bach Flower Remedies Rescue Remedy.

I personally have used DAP products (diffuser and collars) for new/nervous dogs, which appear to have helped them.

[23.7]

Thx, rummaging through our dog stuff cupboard I've found some valerian tablets.

We'll try these for a week or two. She's pretty settled at home its out and about that seems to be the trigger.

Bikes, bins, motorbikes and Larry's used to freak her, much better now though.

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My JRT had meltdowns every year in fireworks season until I bought her a thundershirt. (Google it).
Much better.
(Wondering if there's an equivalent for adult humans as fireworks make me distinctly twitchy too).