Calming Carob and Orange Dog Treats
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Calming Treats That Actually Work Rich carob and orange flavours with natural calming herbs
- Eases anxiety - perfect for stressful moments
- Helps overexcited dogs focus - ideal before training sessions
- Gentle on sensitive stomachs - easy-to-digest insect protein
- Creates peaceful wind-down time - for evenings and post-walk calm
Info
Ingredients
Feeding Guide
the honest bit
What's actually in a Calming bite
Valerian, chamomile, lavender
The traditional calming trio, baked into a soft treat - not a sedative, a settle.
Carob & orange
Dog-safe carob (never chocolate) with a hint of orange. 100 soft-baked bites a pouch.
Insect protein base
Gentle on sensitive tummies, with a natural prebiotic. More protein than beef, gram for gram.
Treats are a treat - keep them under 10% of the day's food. Sensitive dog? Our guides cover the rest.
good questions
Frequently asked
How do I use the calming treats?
They're an everyday soft-baked treat. For known stressful moments like fireworks or a car journey, many owners give a few in the lead-up. They're a complementary treat, not a medicine — for genuine anxiety, speak to your vet.
How many calming treats should I give per day?
They're all natural and low calorie, so you can treat freely — just keep treats under 10% of your dog's daily calories. As a rough guide for calming moments: one or two treats for a small dog, four to six for a medium or large dog.
Are the calming treats safe for daily use?
Yes. The botanicals (valerian root, chamomile and lavender) are gentle and suitable for regular use as part of a balanced diet.
Do the calming treats contain CBD?
No. Our calming treats use carob, orange and a relaxing blend of botanicals — valerian root, chamomile and lavender. No CBD, no sedatives.
Can I give calming treats alongside the hypoallergenic food?
Absolutely — they're designed to work together. Both use insect protein as their base, so you can mix and match across the range.