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Good pet parents can tell when their furry friends are feeling stressed, anxious, or out of sorts. Whether it’s thunderstorms, travel, visitors, grooming appointments, or changes in routine, helping pets feel calm and comfortable can be a challenge. That’s where Calming comes in.
Like the aromatic equivalent of a soothing head scratch, a cozy spot to rest, or a relaxing nap after a long walk, Calming helps create a peaceful environment for your pet.
This pet-safe blend combines Lavender and Chamomile, two beloved aromas known for their gentle, comforting qualities, to help encourage feelings of relaxation, peace, and security. Simply diffuse to create a calmer atmosphere for your furry companion. With Calming, pets and the people who love them can unwind together and enjoy a greater sense of comfort, balance, and well-being.
Safety: Keep out of reach of children. If pregnant or under a doctor’s care, consult physician. Avoid contact with eyes. Do not use internally unless instructed by a licensed aromatherapist or physician.
OK For Kids: 2+
Kids Max Dilution: 1%
Shelf Life: 2 Years
Pet Safety: Essential oils are generally safe to diffuse around adult cats and dogs intermittently. Ensure the room you’re diffusing in is well-ventilated and that your pet can leave if desired. Discontinue use if you notice any adverse reaction. Avoid topical use and diffusing around young pets, small animals or pets with health problems.
- Good Pet Calming Blend is a pet-focused aromatherapy blend featuring Lavender and Chamomile, two aromas traditionally associated with relaxation and comfort. When diffused as directed, it helps create a peaceful, calming environment for your furry friend. It’s a simple way to support a more relaxing atmosphere at home.
- Good Pet Calming Blend can help create a soothing environment when your dog experiences everyday stress or nervousness. Try diffusing it during potentially stressful situations such as thunderstorms, travel, visitors, grooming appointments, or changes in routine. For persistent or severe anxiety, consult your veterinarian for personalized guidance.
- Lavender and Chamomile are commonly discussed among essential oils that may be tolerated by dogs when used appropriately, but individual pets can react differently to aromatic products. Good Pet Calming Blend is specifically formulated with your pet’s safety in mind and is intended for diffusion rather than topical application. Always follow the product directions and monitor your pet’s response.
- Use Good Pet Calming Blend in a diffuser according to the diffuser and product instructions to create a calming atmosphere for your pet. Never apply essential oils directly to your dog’s skin, coat, mouth, or other body parts unless specifically directed by a veterinarian. Make sure your pet can move away from the diffused scent if desired.
- Yes, Good Pet Calming Blend can be diffused to help create a peaceful environment during potentially stressful events such as thunderstorms, travel, visitors, or grooming appointments. Pair aromatherapy with other comforting strategies, such as providing a quiet retreat, familiar bedding, or a favorite toy. For pets with significant fear or anxiety, speak with your veterinarian about additional calming options.
Diffuse: Add Good Pet Calming Blend to your diffuser according to the diffuser and product instructions. Diffuse intermittently to create a peaceful atmosphere during quiet time, thunderstorms, travel, visitors, grooming appointments, or changes in routine. Always allow your pet to leave the area if desired.
Pet Safety: For ambient diffusion only. Do not apply directly to your pet or add to food or water. Keep the bottle and diffuser out of reach. Discontinue use if your pet shows signs of discomfort. Avoid use around young pets, small animals, or pets with health or respiratory problems unless your veterinarian advises otherwise.
DIY: Make grooming time feel more relaxed with our DIY Good Pet Grooming & Detangling Spray, made with Good Pet Calming Blend. Follow the article directions and mist the brush, not your pet.
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