Help your Dog Survive Summer with Cosequin Calm
For dogs, summer can be the best time of the year with pool and beach days, extra-long evening walks, increased outside time, and more! On the other hand, summer is also filled with crashing thunderstorms, ear-splitting fireworks, endless outdoor construction, packed family parties, and extended family vacations. These events can be stressful for some dogs, and Cosequin Calm Chewables are perfect to help keep them calm and relaxed.
Noise and separation anxieties are common sources of anxiety in dogs. A less common source of your pet’s distress is actually taking them with you on your summer road trip. Taking your dog out of its bubble of your home and neighborhood can be stressful for both you and your dog. When traveling with your beloved pup, it’s important to remember to keep them comfortable and safe throughout the trip.
Introduce the car– If your dog isn’t used to being in the car, spend a few days to a couple weeks, prior to the trip, getting him used to the car with short car rides and plenty of rewards.
Identification– Make sure your dog is wearing a collar with updated tags in case of an emergency. If they have a microchip, update that information as well.
Check with the vet– Take your pup in to make sure all vaccinations are up-to-date, and bring the records along on the trip. For an extra cushion of safety, compile a list of emergency vet clinics that will be nearby on your trip.
Tire them out– Before heading out, give your pup a good exercise session to tire them out and put them in a relaxed state. Well-exercised dogs have less pent up energy that can be translated to heightened feelings of anxiety.
Keep calm and give your pup a calming supplement– If your pet needs that extra “oomph”, give your pet a yummy Cosequin Calm Chewable, which contains calming extracts that help balance your pet’s mood and keep them calm as a clam.
Take plenty of pit stops– Give your dog plenty of water and take many pit stops so your pup can potty and stretch its legs to release any energy.
Reminder– Never, ever leave your dog in the car alone, especially in the summer!
Cosequin Calm makes traveling with your pet a breeze!
Cosequin Calm Chewables help your pet cope with the stressors of traveling. It’s also great for dogs that suffer from noise and separation anxiety. Cosequin Calm is perfect to give to dogs prior to thunderstorms, firework shows, family parties, or any other upsetting experiences.
This tasty chewable contains calming ingredients like Magnolia Officinalis and Phellodendron amurense extracts, L-Theanine, and dried Whey Protein Concentrate, which helps settle your dog’s anxiety during stressful situations.
Give Cosequin Calm to your dog daily to help manage their general anxiety, or just keep it handy when your dog needs a little extra help to relax.
Win FREE Cosequin Calm for your dog!!
Is summer a hard time for your dog’s anxieties? Cosequin Calm Chewables are a perfect solution to ease your dog’s nerves! Just leave a comment below and you could win FREE bottle of Cosequin Calm from 1800PetMeds! Twelve (12) winners will be chosen at random on Thursday, July 19, 2018, so everyone who participates has a chance to win! (Limited to residents of the U.S.) Good luck!
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I would love to try this my little girl weres the trunder shirt in the lighting and still has a hard time.. I would love to try this for her Thank you for the chance to win..:)
I could have used this 4th of July with all the fireworks!
I have tried several other tecniques for calmimg my Shepard during storms, fireworks ,etc with no relief. He is so traumatized he doesn’t eat for days after the event. Would love to try your product! Hope we win!
My dog loves to go for short car rides around town, but anything longer makes her nervous. Would love to try these to see if a longer trip with her would be possible.
Such a thoughtful offer! Brady hates those darn thunderstorms! Thanks so much!
This sounds like an answer to my prayer, dogs need to be relaxed , especially on a long car drive. This would make it enjoyable for everyone, also very helpful in a situation such as loud rainy night or neighbors who party loud. Thanks, would like to try this product.
This sounds like an answer to my prayer, dogs need to be relaxed , especially on a long car drive. This would make it enjoyable for everyone, also very helpful in a situation such as loud rainy night or neighbors who party loud. Thanks, would like to try this product.
My Twoface already loves cosequinfor his joints but he would love this too
4 of our 5 furry kids are Rescues. Scout and his half brother Scoot came from an abusive owner and are easily frightened by loud noises and children. The girls, Sadie and Shay are anxiety freaks! Everything gets them barking and we usually have to bring them inside after only a few mins outside. Would love to try this and see if we can spend more time in the backyard and less time hiding in the house. Thanks.
Maya gets stressed every summer by fireworks, bees and wasps that chase her, and nesting birds divebombing her. She has always been a gentle soul, and sometimes just can’t cope. I’d like to try Cosequin. Maya needs a little relief!
My poor boy just hates July 4th! I sure would love to try these!
WOuld love to give it a try. Have an older dog who has severe anxiety.
We are moving to a new house, and our dog Oscar does not like change. He gets upset when we even rearrange the furniture. This would be great to help him settle into the new place!
My dogs are afraid of thunderstorms and fireworks. Would love to try a new product that would help calm the anxiety and stress!!
This would be great to try for those days when our family is out and about for the day. So maybe our lab would be less likely to chew something up while gone.
One of our dogs, is a cocker, spaniel mix and she is very “high-strung.” She can work herself into an actual panic attack which eventually will end up in her getting physically ill. Cosequin Calm sounds like a product that can really help our girl. We have tried other products with no luck but Cosequin is a well established name with many great products already.
My Boston Terrier, Luna has always hated thunderstorms…and recently we moved a few miles away from Quantico Marine Base, so whenever they do their training exercises for ordinance (which is frequently!) she is one unhappy buggity-eyed bundle of shakes.
Our poor fur babies!
Our Min. Suchauzer gets car sick when we take him in the car. Hopefully, these would calm him. Thanks for the chance to win
Yes the summer is great, my dogs love it of but the 4th of july firework scary the hell out them.
They cant find a place to clam down
My 12 year old rescue mutt has just recently developed a fear of thunder/fireworks. Would love to give this a try!
I just got a dog from a shelter and he is a puppy has so much to play and trying to put him in for bed we have a create for him and he crys cry l love him this product I hope it works for him I’ll try any thing for him
our dogs are pretty good about riding in the car, but we have one that does not care for it, nor does he like fireworks. The only way he can relax is in my lap. That’s OK at home but not always OK in the car. Maybe the Cosequin Calm will help him out.
My little psycho chihuahua would love to win this. She freaks out all the time….
Would love to try Cosequin calm! We are planning a road trip soon with our two dogs, one is always nervous and a little jittery about a lot of things, she has even attacked our other dog to the point we have to muzzle her in fear it might happen again, she gets very jealous, and the other gets car sickness. If this worked to calm them in would be wonderful!
My little ones could use this during the fireworks that private residents seem to think are okay to set off in our neighborhood . . .