Under the Weather Calm & Relax Powder for Dogs, 4.23-oz

Powdered Calming and Relaxation Support for Dogs

Product Description

Made in Vermont without corn, artificial flavors, or dyes, Under the Weather Calm & Relax Powder is an all-natural, vet-formulated supplement that helps dogs stay calm through stressful situations. Chamomile, L-theanine, ginger, L-tryptophan, and melatonin work together to ease anxiety and promote relaxation without sedating your dog, making this easy-to-mix powder helpful for travel, thunderstorms, and separation anxiety.

Benefits

• L-Theanine for Anxiety Reduction: L-theanine works to reduce anxiety and stress, helping dogs remain composed when facing unfamiliar or stressful situations.
• L-Tryptophan for Balanced Mood: L-tryptophan supports healthy serotonin levels, helping dogs maintain a balanced mood during anxious or overstimulated moments.
• Chamomile for Digestive Ease and Sleep: With chamomile supporting both digestion and restful sleep, this formula rounds out its overall calming effect.
• Awake but Calm Formula: This keeps dogs in a steady state of relaxation without knocking them out; your dog will remain awake but calm throughout the stressful event.
• Ginger for Nervous Stomach Relief: Ginger is included in this formula to soothe minor stomach upset and ease a nervous tummy, especially helpful when digestive discomfort is tied to stress.
• Easy Powder Administration: The powdered form is easily mixable into your dog's food, making administration effortless compared to pills or chews, which some dogs may refuse.

Variants

4.23 oz

Ingredients

Active Ingredients

Chamomile, L-Theanine, Ginger, L-Tryptophan, Melatonin

Inactive Ingredients

Brewer's Yeast, Natural Poultry Flavor

How to Use

Recommended-Dosage Chart

Dog Weight	Daily Amount
Under 25 lb	1 scoop
25 - 50 lb	2 scoops
Over 50 lb	3 scoops

Disclaimer: Product information and usage guidelines are provided by the manufacturer. Always use products as directed on the label and consult your veterinarian before use if you have any concerns regarding your pet's health.

Dosage & Administration Instructions

• Mix Into Regular Food: Mix the prescribed dose into one serving of your dog's normal food; make certain your dog eats the entire serving for a complete dose.
• Adjustable for All Sizes and Breeds: Every size and breed can have this powder, provided the dosage is adjusted according to your dog's weight using the chart above.
• Safe for Puppies Over 12 Weeks: Puppies over 12 weeks can take this calming powder safely; consult your veterinarian before starting.
• Can Combine with Other Calming Sources: This powder can be administered alongside other calming products, but always under the advice of your veterinarian.
• Give for Situational or Ongoing Stress: Whether it is a one-time event like travel or a thunderstorm, or daily support for chronic anxiety, this supplement can be used either way.

Additional Information

Precautions

• Consult Your Veterinarian: Before starting this supplement, check with your vet first, especially for puppies or dogs with existing health conditions.
• Combining with Other Calming Products: If administering with other sources of calming support, do so only under the advice of your veterinarian to avoid overlapping ingredients.
• Stop If Condition Worsens: If your dog's condition worsens or does not improve during use, stop administration and consult your veterinarian.

Possible Side Effects

• Mild Gastrointestinal Upset: Mild gastrointestinal upset is a rare but possible side effect, so watch your dog closely during the first few uses of this powder.

Storage Information

• Cool, Dry Storage: Keep this product in a dry, cool area, out of direct heat and sunlight, to help preserve its potency over time.

Shipping & Return

We offer ground, express, priority, and international delivery; see our shipping policy for details.

For return instructions or product concerns, please refer to our detailed refund policy.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is Under the Weather Calm & Relax Powder used for?

Ans: This all-natural powder supplement is made to help dogs handle stressful moments like travel, thunderstorms, and separation anxiety with a calmer, more relaxed disposition. It combines chamomile, L-theanine, ginger, L-tryptophan, and melatonin to reduce anxiety and enhance relaxation without sedating your dog.

Q2: How do I give Calm & Relax Powder to my dog?

Ans: Mix the prescribed dose based on your dog's weight into one serving of their normal food: 1 scoop for dogs under 25 lbs, 2 scoops for 25-50 lbs, or 3 scoops for dogs over 50 lbs. Make sure your dog eats the entire serving for a complete, accurate dose.

Q3: Will this powder make my dog sleepy?

Ans: No. The manufacturer specifically states this formula keeps dogs in a steady state of relaxation without sedating them; your dog will remain awake but calm. However, reactions vary, as different dogs have different sensitivities to the ingredients.

Q4: Can this powder be used for puppies?

Ans: Yes, this calming powder is safe for puppies over 12 weeks old. That said, checking with your veterinarian before starting any new supplement, including this one, is always the best approach.

Q5: How is Calm & Relax Powder different from Under the Weather's Calming Soft Chews?

Ans: Both products use a very similar ingredient set (chamomile, L-theanine, ginger, L-tryptophan), but the powder format is easily mixed into food, making it a good option for dogs who refuse chews or tablets. The powder provides 120 servings, offering an extended supply for daily use.

Q6: Can this powder be combined with other calming products?

Ans: Yes, it can be administered alongside other sources of calming support, but always under the guidance of your veterinarian to avoid overlapping active ingredients or unintended interactions between multiple supplements.

Q7: What is the role of Ginger in this calming powder formula?

Ans: Ginger helps calm minor stomach upset and soothes a nervous tummy. This is particularly useful for dogs whose anxiety manifests with digestive symptoms, such as during car travel or before vet visits, where stress-induced nausea is common.