Our Chow-Rottweiler mix has responded well to this formula. She weighs about 75 lbs. She was a stray and has always shown behavioral symptoms of being abused. In addition to this, her Chow lineage makes her a little temperamental. She hates thunder, fireworks, and gun shots - she would tear up any space she thought she could get under for safety and bark all night if a storm hit in the middle of it - completely inconsolable. One of her humans takes herbal supplements regularly, so I figured that I would treat hers the way I treat mine - give them on an empty stomach and wait to eat for at least 20 minutes. Because of her size, I give her an average of 5 a day - three in the morning a few hours after breakfast and two in the late afternoon before dinner. If there's a storm brewing, I'll add two or three more. She is not only making it through the night on her own when a storm hits at 2am, but she's having "normal" dog responses to playing fetch with a ball - something she's never had fun with before.We went through a bottle and a half feeding the tablets to her with her meals and saw no response. Feeding on an empty stomach and allowing them to absorb has seemed to make a world of difference. Herbs are not like aspirin, they don't work immediately. Expect a couple of weeks for the accumulative effect to take root. Then keep them up, Entirely Pets has a great price on these and I've been ordering supplements from this company for a year or so. I'm very pleased with them!Want to mention- our other dog who is a basset hound-rottweiler mix- responded badly to these - he's a hyper guy,but doesn't have behavioral problems, per se. He is not skittish or frightened of anything. He got really needy and whiny on these herbs.

Tablets are entirely too large for small dogs. Obviously they do not taste very well either. I tried breaking them up and even crushing them with his favorite food and he opted to leave the food rather than take the pill. I finally had to toss the pills. Maybe if they were more palatable they would work but I could not say.

The first time I tried to give my 18 lb dog these huge pills I cut them into 4 pieces and put them in her food. She picked them out. Then I tried putting them into her snack and that worked for maybe two of the 4 pieces. Eventually I crushed the pills and sprinkled the dust on her food and applied a little water and made a sauce. She ate her food and licked the bowl. After a couple days of giving her two of the huge tabs a day I didn't notice any difference but I decided to give it a week and see if that would help. I notice no difference in her at all. She is style my little psycho dog.

Our greyhound is anxious about separation, unusual noises and most new things. He often refuses to go for a walk or stops part way through the walk and wants to go home. We had hoped this product would provide some benefit but we see no change after using it for a few days. We now have the dog on a prescription anxiety drug and he seems to be doing better, but not an easy case to solve.

This is my second bottle of TranQuil-Tabs. I have a shelter dog that was badly abused and she is really sensitive to any changes in her environment as a result. She also has night-time seizures from all the trauma of the abuse. I have found that giving her one or two of these tablets when she is going to the groomers, we are moving, it's thunderstorm season, etc. really helps her overall. She is much calmer and more relaxed in general. The tablets either taste good or she seems to understand they help her because she looks for them now. Once I give her a TranQuil-Tab to chew she goes onto her bed and takes a nap. She no longer destroys things in the house when I'm out and her seizures are far milder in intensity. I've taken the bottle to my vet to get the go-ahead and although the herbal pet product market is not regulated, the vet has said there's nothing in there that can harm the dog. Probably best to take the bottle to your own vet to check though if you are unsure. Highly recommend TranQuil-Tabs and I use alternately with Bach's Rescue Remedy flower essences. These 2 products have made a world of difference.

I have 3 Rat Terriers- wind sensitive, storm sensitive, and a BC puppy. Have been using this product now for a year; when I know a blizzard or T-Storm is coming thru, give a tab to my Ratties and they are noticeabley calmer. Not sedated, just able to handle it.Used the Tabs last night due to the huge NE Feb Blizzard and gave one to my puppy so he would chill. It worked!My Rat Terriers do not have any anxiety with the wind when I give this natural aid, and in fact I believe they are learning to cope and be less sensitive even when it is not given.I love this product!

I have two dogs that were rescued from a hideous hoarding environment where they had been abused for years. They were absolutely basket cases when they came to live with me (almost 3 years ago now). I have been giving them each one Tranquil Tab twice a day for at least two of those years and they are completely different dogs. They have never developed a tolerance for them but I can understand why they didn't work for some people who only gave these to their dogs during frightening incidents ... I believe it takes time for the tabs to work at peak efficiency.Just for the heck of it, I tried taking them off the tabs and they went right back to being nervous wrecks. They're on TT's for life now!

I was very skeptical about how well Tranquil Tabs would work. I have two labs and a border collie and all are very hyper. The border collie is terrified of thunder and lightening. One of the labs is terrified of gunfire and fireworks, but the two biggest problems are excessive barking and social anxiety. I live in the country where I am somewhat isolated. All night long the dogs bark at every critter stirring, and since they don't see other people very often they get panicky when around strangers or when I take them in the car.My dogs get lots of exercise to wear them down but still remain pretty high strung. I've tried several other products, including Rescue Remedy, which helped a little, but not enough to justify the price. I read several reviews on Tranquil Tabs and decided to try it and much to my surprise it works pretty well to take the edge off. It doesn't resolve all their problems, but it works enough that my dogs are no longer major nuisances. The incessant barking has mostly stopped and when it occurs, they respond better when I tell them to stop. The two dogs that are afraid of storms and loud noises still get nervous, but not too the point of panic or destructive behavior. The social anxiety also has eased considerably. It's also helped some with the car rides, but they still get pretty wound up about that.I do not give this to my dogs everyday because I don't want them to develop tolerance to it. I only give it to them when a stressful situaion presents itself - usually two or three times a week. I usually give them two tabs each, and only once a day. It works better if you give it to them before they get to upset, so at the first sign of trouble, I give them the pills. Even though they are not taking the pills everyday, their overall demeanor is more relaxed and better behaved. Finally, when I went out of town for a week, I had the pet sitter give them pills everyday we were gone, when I came home, they did not looked totally stressed as they had in the past. So I am sold on Tranquil Tabs, and would strongly recommend them to anyone who has a anxious pet. Of course, always check with your vet before giving any supplements to your pets.

I use these in combination with 5-HTP ( a precursor to Tryptophan) to calm down my dog. He normally has so much nervous energy that he can't even stand in one place....he just bounces off the walls all the time. I have used many other formulas on the market, but these tablets, in combination with the vet recommended 5-HTP (available at health food stores) work wonders. Tranquil Tabs are a good combination of herbs and Tryptophan in decent amounts, which make it a well rounded formula... I just needed to add some more of the Tryptophan to get the results I needed for my dog. If your dog doesn't have the excessive nervousness that my dog has, these tablets alone will be great for your dog.

Tranquil-Tabs work very well for my little Pom, he is very frightened of thunderstorms. As a storm was coming in I gave him a tablet, and it is the first time he was actually relaxed during the storm. I would recommend this product for all pets frightened of loud noises.

THIS PRODUCT IS SO GREAT.!!! I HAVE A CARIN TERR. AND HE SUFFERS FROM ANXIETY,AND FEARS.MY VET GAVE US A SCRIP (MEDS) THAT WERE EXPENSIVE AND MADE MY BABY VERY TIRED.I WENT ONLINE FOR TWO HOURS AND CHECKED THE REVIEWS ON ALL THE ALL NATURAL PRODUCTS I COULD FIND.WHEN I CAME ACROSS THIS PRODUCT IT HAD PERFECT REVIEWS ON THE SITE I WENT TO AND MORE THEN JUST ONE REVIEW.I PLACED MY ORDER AND WHEN IT RECIEVED I STARTED MY BABY ON IT.IT DIDNT TAKE LONG BEFORE I SAW A DRAMATIC CHANGE.A HUGE CHANGE TOOK ABOUT ONE WEEK TO TEN DAYS.I WOULD DEF. RECOMEND THIS PRODUCT.

We have tried other types of pills and liquid to help our little dog cope with thunder, lightning and fireworks. This product seems to help her better than any others we have tried. The only con is the pills are big, so we split them and dissolve them in a little warm water and use an dropper to administer. EntirelyPets have cornered the market on CUSTOMER SERVICE. Theyhave exceeded our expectations every time we order. Not only a Great Company but a Great product.Jimmy in Al.