Adaptil Calm for Dogs Home Diffuser - Starter Kit
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Adaptil Calm for Dogs - Home Diffuser Starter Kit

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Product Code: 78707
Contains a dog appeasing pheromone which is effective in comforting and reassuring them. It has been proven to have reassuring benefits to adult dogs when exposed to stress.
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Adaptil Calm for Dogs - Home Diffuser Starter Kit

The Adaptil Calm for Dogs Diffuser comes with 1 x 48ml refill and simply plugs into to an unobstructed wall socket for immediate use. Adaptil Calm is very useful in helping to provide support to dogs who are faced with stressful situations which they may find worrying or which make them apprehensive.

Combining an Adaptil Calm Collar with an Adaptil Calm Diffuser may provide optimal results for dogs showing indoor and outdoor fears.

Key Features:

  • Covers an area of 70 m² (approx a 3 bed house)
  • Lasts up to 30 days
  • Avoid plugging in the diffuser under shelves, behind doors, curtains or furniture, as it will not work properly

Indicated for:

  • Travelling in the car
  • Adjusting to a new environment (new home, strangers, shelters)
  • Visiting the vet and hospitalisation
  • Unpredictable situations, fireworks, and loud noise phobias

These fear-related reactions may be expressed as:

  • Destruction, inappropriate toileting
  • Vocalisation (whimpering, whining, barking)
  • Salivation
  • Panting
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