Dr Seidel Stress Out Shot – Tablets for Emergency Stressful Situations for Dogs and Cats, 10 tablets
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Dr Seidel Stress Out SHOT — Emergency Calming Tablets for Dogs & Cats, 10 tablets
Stress Out SHOT tablets provide rapid, short-term calming for dogs and cats during acute stressful events (e.g. veterinary procedures, travel, thunderstorms, fireworks, grooming). The formula combines α-casozepin (Lactium®), L-tryptophan and B-vitamins to help reduce anxiety and muscular tension without causing dependence.
Key Benefits
- Fast-acting calming effect — suitable for one-off emergency situations.
- Natural active ingredients including α-casozepin (Lactium®) and L-tryptophan.
- Easy dosing — tablet form, suitable for dogs and cats (from 3 months).
- Non-addictive and safe for short-term use when used as directed.
Product Facts
| EAN (GTIN-13) | 5901742001858 |
|---|---|
| Base weight (gross) | 0.15 KG |
| Pack size | 10 tablets |
| Manufacturer | DermaPharm Sp. z o.o. |
| Manufacturer address | Laboratorium DermaPharm Sp. z o.o., ul. Człuchowska 12a, 01-100 Warszawa, Poland |
Composition & Active Ingredients (high level)
- α-Casozepin (Lactium®) — calming peptide
- L-Tryptophan — serotonin precursor
- B-vitamins — nervous system support
Dosage & Administration
Give 1 tablet per 10 kg body weight, once, on the day of the stressful event. Administer between meals. Follow your veterinarian’s advice for repeat or pre-emptive dosing (some cases may benefit from starting 2–5 days before an anticipated stressor).
Indications
Use in acute stress-inducing situations: vet visits, travel, thunderstorms, fireworks, grooming, changes to environment, or other one-off events causing anxiety.
Warnings & Storage
- For use in dogs and cats only. Not for human consumption.
- Not recommended for animals under 3 months of age without veterinary advice.
- Consult a veterinarian before use in pregnant or lactating animals, or animals on psychoactive medication.
- Keep out of reach of children. Store in a dry place at room temperature.