Hi Jess, 1 - 2 drops on a teaspoon of fresh / wet food (tinned cat food, fresh or cooked meat, a little milk if lactose tolerant, plain live yoghurt etc) is usually sufficient for cats. It may be less effective if given on kibble. 

Hi Grace, yes UAR is safe to use alongside any other of our products, and also in cats with CKD. Ideally it is best given for as long as possible before and also after what may potentially be a stressful event such as moving home. With this in mind give 1 - 2 drops twice daily as previously described in the run up to the big day, and continue for several weeks afterwards. Also sprinkle on bedding and in safe places your cat likes to go when feeling anxious or insecure - both in the current house and the new one. Hope this helps, and all goes well. ????

Giving 2 - 3 drops 3 times daily, and sprinkling a little on bedding daily, it will typically last around 6 months.  

Hi Paula, no it's not. Easiest way to give it, is in a teaspoon of plain live yoghurt, cottage cheese, bone broth, gravy etc. Also a few drops added to drinking wate daily is fine. Alternatively, sprinkle a little on bedding, around the home and in 'safe' places your girl likes to go when feeling anxious and insecure. Hope this helps.  

Hi Jacqui, if you scroll down the product page and click on the + next to INGREDIENTS on the left hand side to expand the composition panel you will find that information there. 

Yes, it would, as it contains botanical extracts which help the release of sadness and depression associated with the loss of a close friend. Give 2 - 3 drops 3 times daily on a teaspoon of fresh food, until normal behaviour is resumed. 

The best combination here is Ultimate Anxiety Relief (UAR) and PEA. UAR will help with the anxiety related to the attack, while PEA has a calming effect and can also help reduce itching caused by stress / a sensitivity to environmental allergens. Both can be used for as long as it takes for the issues described to have fully resolved. 

The best combination of supplements in these circumstances is Ultimate Anxiety Relief and PEA. Both act on the calming centres in the brain (in different ways) to gradually reduce anxiety / reactivity and increase receptivity to learning new, healthier patterns of behaviour. The effects are cumulative and so it is important to continue both for at least 12 weeks alongside positive, reward based training before gauging their effect. And if they help both supplements can be used long term. Do also consider diet as feeding carbohydrate and sugar rich foodstuffs can also adversely affect mood and behaviour.  

Yes it would. 2 - 3 drops 3 times daily on a teaspoon of fresh food for as long as is needed for new, healthier patterns of behaviour to become second nature. 

Yes the reedy can be given alongside all our other products, any medication prescribed by your vet. 

Yes, they can.

Best option to begin with is a combination of Ultimate Anxiety and PEA, as both of these act on the calming centres in the brain to reduce fight / flight arousal over time. For the best results, it's important to use alongside positive, reward based training. Also give for at least 3 months or more before gauging their effect. PEA also help with joint discomfort. Adding Joints and Joint Support plus Recuperation to your girl's regime a little further down the line will provide maximum joint comfort and care, for the reasons explained here. Do let us know how you get on.  

Yes, UAR often helps in these circumstances. Best to give 2 - 3 drops three times daily on a teaspoon of fresh food (not kibble) starting at least 48 hours before a show and continuing after. Can be given hourly if necessary when at the venue. Also good to sprinkle on bedding materials in the car / on bench / in cage. If anxiety is marked PEA can also be given as this too acts on the calming centres in the brain. This has more effect when given daily for a month or more.

If the chews are helping it's fine to give UAR alongside them. If they aren't making any difference, discontinue the chews and give the Ultimate Anxiety Relief Remedy on it's own. If any anxiety related issues are long standing or severe giving PEA with UAR is more effective than either alone, as they both act on the calming centres in the brain.   

Hi, yes it can help soften such feelings. It's also important however, to provide the necessary reassurance / training to help Eddie overcome this.

Hi Claudia, yes it's safe to use this remedy alongside any medication prescribed by your vet. Probably the easiest way to use it (if your boy has a placid temperament and doesn't mind being handled) is to put a drop on the end of a clean finger tip and dab gently on the gums / lips 3 times daily. Alternatively give in a teaspoon of fresh food (not kibble). Also sprinkle a little on bedding each day. Do let us know how you get on.  

Thunder and Fireworks is tailored more towards pets who are reactive to various sounds only, but are otherwise fine. Ultimate Anxiety Relief is for dogs who are generally anxious / reactive and who become stressed by a wide range of triggers, such as unfamiliar people and places, other animals, being left alone, sound of doorbell / knocking at the door, traffic going past etc.  

Hi Samantha, yes it is. And if at any stage you would like any guidance on the best combination of pre and probiotics, drop us a line at info@vincethevet.co.uk 

Yes it can. Give 2 - 3 drops 3 times daily on a teaspoon of fresh food (not kibble) and also sprinkle a little on bedding daily. Continue alongside positive reward based training until the desired goal is achieved. The dosing can be increased to half hourly / hourly at periods of peak anxiety / fight-flight arousal if an when needed, until your puppy has settled down. Do let us know how you get on. 

Yes, this is highly beneficial for pets who are highly sensitive to fireworks, thunder and other loud sounds, as both act on the calming centres n the brain. Ideally if fireworks are the issue it is good to give both from the beginning of October until after New Year for maximum comfort and relief. 

Hi Chris, it would be better to give on a little piece of chicken or ham rather than pate, which tends to dilute the remedy and reduce efficacy. 

Yes, the way the product is formulated, it's safe to use alongside any medication prescribed by your vet. 

Yes, Ultimate Anxiety Relief would be the product of choice in these circumstances. Give 1 - 2 drops on a teaspoon of fresh / soft food (not kibble) twice daily, and also sprinkle a little on bedding daily. The amount of alcohol present in such a small dose (which is included as a preservative) is miniscule and completely safe at the level advised. I hope this helps, and do let us know how you get on. 

Yes, this is the product of choice to begin with - in conjunction with the positive, reward based training outlined here. If after 12 weeks the desired outcome hasn't been achieved. also add PEA to the regime as this also acts on the calming centres in the brain to reduce anxiety and increase receptivity to learning new, healthy patterns of behaviour.

Yes it can. This remedy - along with all our other products - are safe to use alongside any medications prescribed by your vet. 

In circumstances like this it would be better to give Ultimate Anxiety Relief alongside PEA, as both act on the calming centres in the brain. until the desired outcome has been achieved. Click here for guidance on how to accomplish this.

Yes, all our remedies are formulated to complement each other, and so can be added to the same teaspoon of fresh food as advised.