MOBU Calm Support Tablets for Dogs | Chicken Flavour | Aggression, Anxiety & Stress Support | Natural Blend for Dogs & Cats | Calming Supplement UK

These tablets might work fantastically if I could get my dog to swallow them but unfortunately despite their claim of chicken flavour my dog who would eat anything including the floor and doors will not swallow these !

Didn't do job surposed to

We decided to try these on our 2 collies. They are females and can be twitchy or just over excitable some times.The tablets are..... Tablets and smell like powdery ones at that. I offered one to doggo 1 and she sniffed it and looked the other way. I hid 1 in a bit of sausage and offered it to her and she wolfed it down no problem. I then realised the dossage (3pills a day for upto 25kg) so tried another 2 tablets in one piece of sausage.... She ate the sausage and spat out the pills. But then odly ate one of them. So i'm guessing they do have some flavour to them. I had to get another bit of sausage for the other pill. Doggo2 ate the 2nd bit of sausage with 2 pills no problem, but she jas almost no teeth left so i do wonder if she even chewed it.Effect wise it is a bit early to tell but the main thing we noticed was that they were keen for attention and were cheekily willing to sneak onto the sofa for a fuss (normally they're not allowed on the sofa). It will be interesting to see how they get on over the next few days with Continued tablets but generally spraking they just seemed quite happy and confident.

MOBU Calm Support Tablets for Dogs | Chicken Flavour | Aggression, Anxiety & Stress Support | Natural Blend for Dogs & Cats | Calming Supplement UKAt our rescue we receive dogs and cats who have truly been through the worst imaginable. On top of that they have then been ripped away from the only home they have ever known in order to come to our organization. So to say they are stressed, anxious and scared would be quite an understatement.To help make the transition as easy as possible we provide them with some calming supplements. Whilst it won't cure the issues it most definitely can help take the edge off the worst symptoms. As such we have tried many different varieties over the past.These pills arrive in a slim, hard, white plastic case that could easily fit through your letter box for the sake of delivery. The pills themselves are quite hard and dry, not unlike paracetamol or something similar.As for the scent I wouldn't say it is reminiscent of chicken in truth, neither to myself or any of our dogs. Most seem to take a wary sniff before they quickly turn up their noses. Meaning we would have to hide these tablets in a variety of favourite foods before we are able to administer. As the pills are fairly large it is definitely more tricky than we would have liked .We have given the tablets a fair amount of time, as it can take a while before calming products truly start working, however after 2 weeks we are yet to see any difference whatsoever. Other products have proven more effective in the past so we will give this one a miss.

Sadly this this product didn’t work out for us. We have hidden 1/2 of the tablets in sausages, and most of the time they were spit out by our dog. We ended up not using it and while using it we didn’t notice any difference in his behavior or becoming calmer.

These calming tablets for dogs came very well packaged and are contained in a large flat type white bottle with a green label on the front. I was somewhat surprised at how large these tablets are. They are long and white with curved edges. We often give one of our large dogs a tablet each day to stave off the effects of another disease. He will swallow them quite happily after I have stuffed a tablet inside a small sausage, you know the type, mini sausages. I would have great difficulty placing one of these in a mini sausage and then expect the tablet to stay in the sausage, and sure enough that is exactly what happens sometimes. Luckily he will eat the tablet no questions asked. He’s a very good boy. I waited a few days to write this review so that I could post a review that would show the results of giving him these tablets after a few days. After about eight days we haven’t really seen any change in him, so these tablets have not offered us any conclusive results as yet. They may need to be taken longer to offer up any positive results. Now as for who to give these tablets to. They are so large that only a large dog would be OK in taking these really. We would never think to offer these to any of our smaller dogs, although maybe if you halved them in size then a medium sized dog would be able to take them. However you could always crush them and offer them that way. You can be assured that giving these tablets would not in any way be harmful to any animal. Although they are supposedly of chicken flavour, I can’t smell anything of note. So we are happy to wait a few more days to see if there is any improvement in temperament. You get 120 tablets for £14.99 so these taken one a day by one dog would last four months. Not bad when you look at the price of going to a vet! Three stars.

I thought I'd try these as I have an anxious cat at home. The headlines says they're suitable for a cat but the size of tablet, and given the fact that you could give these to a Labrador for examples, suggests to me they're not for cats.Anyway, I have broken the tablets in half and crush it into my cat's food and am waiting to see the results.

I've taken my time writing this review as I wanted to give them a fair shot.Our dog gets anxious when any of his family leave the house. He is also terrified of the rag and bone man and anything else that spooks him, such as large ladies jogging in bunny outfits and scary the bejaysus out of him, but I digress.We have tried various calming supplements on him. These are rather large and he was suspicious of the smell. They don't appeal to him in the way a worming tablet which looks like a treat. These are very tablet shaped. He spat them out. We tried them hidden in his food and he left them, and ate around them.So points are deducted as hard to get him to take them.When we did get him to swallow them, I didn't see a noticebale improvement.To be honest, I haven't persisted too hard as the anxiety caused by trying to get him to take medicine outweighs the benefit of any calming measures the tablets might have.