Sleep & Relief, Calm & Focus and Calm K9 Refill Jars

• Contains 180 chews per jar
• Administer to pet whole or mash into food as per weight to chew ratio
• Contains no THC, hormones, soy, dairy, sugar or corn.
• Contains 120 gummies per jar
• Sleep & Relief - Take 1-2 gummies at night before bed
• Calm & Focus – Take 1 gummy in the morning and another in the afternoon if required
  

Directions (Sleep & Relief)
Take 1-2 gummies half an hour before bed for inflammation relief and/or sleep. Check with your health professional before use. Do not consume more than 3 gummies per day. Do not use if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, have high blood pressure, epilepsy, heart or liver disease. Keep out of reach of young children.

Directions (Calm & Focus)
Take 1 gummy in the morning and another early afternoon for stress relief, focus and inflammation relief. Check with your health professional before use. Do not consume more than 3 gummies per day. Do not use if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, have high blood pressure, epilepsy, heart or liver disease. Keep out of reach of young children.

Directions (Calm K9)
Suitable for dogs and cats over 18 weeks of age. We recommend Calm K9 daily for pets with anxiety as the product has a serotonin booster in the ingredients. You can also give only as required for situational events like storms or vet visits. We do recommend you start at least a day prior to get the serotonin into their system and a double dose on the day of they event. Product can be given with or without food. Feed in the morning for anxiety or behaviour related issues. Feed at night for pain and negative behaviours. Feed morning and night if they suffer with both. The product dose is weight based so check the ratio of weight to chews. It’s the same for cats as small dogs. You can feed directly or mash into food.

Not recommended for pets that are pregnant or breastfeeding. If your pet has any pre-existing conditions or is currently taking medication, check with your vet before administering the product. In the case of a negative reaction or accidental overdose, contact your vet immediately.