Biotic’s Gain Dog Calming Treats are soft chews containing L-theanine. Owners generally reach for them around fireworks, travel and vet trips. Here is what is in them, and what we are and are not permitted to say about them.
What Is L-Theanine?
L-theanine is an amino acid that occurs naturally in tea leaves. It is used in both human and pet supplements. It is a nutrient, not a sedative and not a medicine.
What We Are Permitted to Say
The published research in dogs is limited, and there is no authorised claim we are permitted to make for L-theanine, so we do not make one. What we can tell you is what the chew contains, how owners use it, and what else is worth doing — because the routine around a stressful event usually does more of the work than anything in a chew.
Common Situations Owners Use Calming Chews For
- Fireworks and thunderstorms
- Car travel and vet visits
- Being left alone
- Unfamiliar places, house moves, visitors
Why a Soft Chew Format?
A chew can be given ahead of a known event rather than in the middle of one, and most dogs take it as a treat. Follow the feeding guide on the pack for your dog’s weight.
When to Involve a Professional
A dog that panics, destroys things, injures itself or cannot settle at all is showing more than everyday nervousness. That is a conversation for your vet, who can rule out pain as a cause and refer you to a qualified behaviourist. Nothing sold as a supplement is a substitute for that.
Where to Buy
Biotic’s Gain Dog Calming Treats with L-Theanine are available on Amazon. This is a complementary feed, fed alongside a complete diet.
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