Nutrience Calming Care Supplement for Cats

Nutrience Care Calming Cat Supplement is formulated to help cats manage hyperactivity, stress, and anxiety while promoting a calm and balanced demeanor. These calming cat supplements contain key ingredients such as LTryptophan and LTheanine, amino acids that support the production of serotonin and dopamine neurotransmitters essential for regulating mood, enhancing mental focus, and improving emotional clarity. 

The formula also includes valerian root and passion flower, renowned for their ability to soothe the nervous system and induce relaxation. These delicious supplements are loved by even the pickiest cats. Thiamine plays a vital role in maintaining a healthy nervous system. Additionally, ginger provides relief from nausea and motion sickness, ensuring your cat feels more comfortable in various situations. Together, these powerful ingredients synergistically increase serotonin and dopamine levels, helping to improve your cats mood, reduce anxiety, enhance focus, prevent destructive behaviors, and foster positive social interactions. This leads to an overall improvement in your cats behavior and wellbeing. 

Why choose Nutrience Care Calming? Incorporating the Nutrience Care Calming cat supplement into your cat's routine offers a natural and effective solution for managing feline anxiety, helping them feel more at ease in stressful environments and promoting a relaxed, balanced demeanor. Recommended for: Cats with anxiety (including separation anxiety) Cats with hyperactivity Cats that travel Senior cats with cognitive dysfunctions Recently adopted cats Multi-cat households.

Feeding Guide:

Recommended Use: Helps promote relaxation and produce a calming effect.

Recommend Daily Dose:

For cats under 10 lbs: 5 bites (2 g) daily

For cats 1015 lbs: 10 bites (4 g) daily

For cats over 15 lbs: 15 bites (6 g) daily

Cautions & Warnings: Keep out of reach of children. Not for human consumption. Do not use in immature, pregnant or lactating animals. Do not use in animals receiving other drugs, or animals with bleeding disorders, choleliths (gallstones) or bile duct obstruction and do not use long term or exceed recommended dose, unless directed by a veterinarian.