“I gave my overly-excitable Sheltie Asher the Hyper Dog formula and within seconds he seemed to heave a sigh and settle down, something that normally takes him at least 10 minutes to do. I highly recommend these formulas.”
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Mary Atleson
San Leandro, CA
Dog and Puppy Formulas
Love Lost Formula - Dogs
Grief and loss can be as debilitating for our dogs as it is for us. When our pets lose a companion animal, person or caregiver for any reason, they can become despondent and depressed. Many behavioral signs can manifest from this state, such as lack of enthusiasm or play, loss of interest in things that used to bring them joy, or general despondency. Even favorite treats might not interest them, and more seriously, they might stop eating altogether. Love Lost formula dramatically resolves feelings of abandonment, loneliness, grief and depression, reviving your dog’s zest for life and bringing him back to his best.
Choose Love Lost formula if there was a big change or loss and you observe any of these behaviors or emotions:
- Despondency, depression, or lethargy
- Lack of enthusiasm
- Reduced interest in walks, play, games or interaction
- Noticeable changes in eating behavior
- Changes in sleep patterns
Directions: Shake well, keep dropper sterile. Add drops on a small amount of food, a treat, or in water, or let your dog lick the drops from your hand.
Small Dogs: 3-4 drops. Large Dogs (>60 lbs.): 6-8 drops:
General guidelines for dosing: For more mild or recent issues, give 2x/day for 2-4 weeks. For more deep-seated, extreme behavior, give 3-4x/day for up to 3 months or as needed.
Maintenance: Once desired balance is attained, give 1–2x /week for a few months for maintenance support or as needed.
Ingredients: Flower Essence infusions of: Xanthosia rotundifolia, Gentianella amarella, Populus tremula, Ornithogalum umbellatum, and others in a base of glycerine and purified water.
Note: These products are not intended as a substitute for proper veterinarian care. If behavior does not improve after consistent use, consult your veterinarian or a behavioral professional.