I Want to help my dog feel relaxed at home

Signs of stress

• Licking lips or yawning could mean your dog is stressed
• Pacing, barking, trying to hide or destruction might be signs of stress, too

Keep your dog active

Exercise keeps your dog mentally and physically stimulated. Other ways to keep you dog active include:

• Playing games with your dog
• Training your dog to do something new
• Chews, chew toys or activity feeders

Create a safe haven for your dog

• Give your dog a chance to retreat from visitors, noise or children
• Create a safe place in a quiet area of your home or somewhere your dog already spends a lot of time.
• Use a dog bed or crate made comfy with blankets and cushions. Some dogs like to have area covered too.

Use ADAPTIL Calm Home Diffuser to help your dog feel calm & safe

• Releases “comforting messages”’ to create a safe and secure environment
• Constantly plug it where your dog spends most of the time
• Improvement can be seen  within a week
• Continued use for at least one month is recommended

Relaxed dog parent = relaxed dog

• If you are stressed, your dog might recognise it
• Stay relaxed and behave as normally as possible. By doing so, this will provide comfort to your dog
• Continue your usual routine with your dog as much as possible, such as mealtimes or going for walkies at the same time each day