ADAPTIL CALM SMALL DOG ​​COLLAR 45CM

Puppies and small breed dogs also get stressed: moving, socialization classes, travel, or the arrival of a baby at home. The ADAPTIL CALM COLLAR FOR SMALL DOGS (45CM) is a 45cm collar that diffuses a synthetic copy of the canine calming pheromone.

For what do you use it

It is used to help a young or small-breed dog stay calm. The manufacturer cites firecrackers and fireworks, visits to the vet, travel, being left alone, the arrival of new pets or babies, moving house, and stays in kennels. It also mentions that it helps puppies be receptive during training.

How it is presented

• 45cm collar for puppies and small dogs.
• A pheromone that mimics the one released by the mother during breastfeeding.
• Effective for up to 30 days per collar.

How it is administered

Unroll the collar and place it around the dog's neck so that it's in contact with the skin. Adjust it, leaving enough room for two fingers, and cut off any excess. The dog's body heat helps the pheromones diffuse. Check periodically that it's still properly fitted.

FAQ

From what size does ADAPTIL CALM COLLAR FOR SMALL DOGS 45CM fit?

It's designed for puppies and small breeds. If your dog is large, there's another 70cm collar in the same range. Your vet will advise you on which one is suitable.

Why do you have to cut off the excess?

To ensure the collar doesn't cause discomfort or become loose. A proper fit maintains contact with the skin, which is what allows the pheromone to diffuse.

Is the effect noticeable from the first day?

The manufacturer doesn't specify a particular timeframe. Observe your dog's behavior over the next few days and discuss it with your veterinarian.

Can I use it in a dog kennel?

Yes, the manufacturer mentions stays in kennels as one of the situations. Put it on in advance so the dog can get used to it.

What do I do when the month ends?

Remove the collar and replace it with a new one if the stressful situation persists. Consult with your veterinarian to determine if further support is needed.

If your dog's fear is very intense, ask your veterinarian for advice.