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Product Summary:

VetriScience® Composure™ Bacon Dog Chew
When pets can’t adapt to stress, it can lead to hyperactivity, abnormal urine marking, excessive scratching, trembling, pacing, excessive panting and destructive or aggressive behavior. The VetriScience® Composure™ Bacon Dog Chew is a calming supplement designed to support relaxation when your dog is experiencing stress or exhibiting nervousness.

The ingredients in Composure work synergistically to support relaxation without changing your dog’s personality or energy levels, causing drowsiness or impairing motor skills. The Colostrum Calming Complex™ BiopeptideBlend supports stress reduction and cognitive function, L-Theanine helps the body produce other amino acids to bring specific neurotransmitters back into balance, and B vitamins (thiamine) affect the central nervous system to help calm anxious animals. Composure is easily administered in a tasty flavored soft chew and can be used as a daily supplement or as needed in stressful situations.

Features:
Made in the USA
For all dogs
Supports relaxation
Doesn't cause drowsiness or impaired motor skills
Can be used as a daily supplement
Easy to administer soft chew
Tasty flavor
Item Specifications:
Flavor:
Bacon

Size:
120 Count

Active Ingredients per Chew:
Thiamine (Vitamin B1): 134mg
Colostrum Calming Complex® Biopeptide Blend: 22mg
L-Theanine: 21mg

Inactive Ingredients:
Brewers Yeast, Calcium Sulfate, Canola Oil, Citric Acid, Glycerin, Maltodextrine, Mixed Tocopherols, Natural Bacon Flavor, Natural Smoke Flavor, Propionic Acid, Rosemary Extract, Silicon Dioxide, Sodium Alginate, Soy Lecithin, Sweet Potato, Vegetable Oil.

Directions for Use:
Recommended to give approximately 30 minutes before stress-causing event.
Up to 50 lb.: 1 chew daily
51-100 lb.: 2 chews daily
Over 100 lb.: 3 chews daily
Product can be given daily or on an as-needed basis. It is safe to double or triple the does in times of increased stress.

Please Note:
Safe use in pregnant animals or animals intended for breeding has not been proven. If animal's condition worsens or does not improve, stop product administration and consult your veterinarian.