Adaptil Dog Transport Calming Spray
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Adaptil Dog Transport Calming Spray
Adaptil Transport Spray is shown to help make travel and visits to the vet less stressful. Reduces panting, trembling and restlessness during.
Adaptil is the UK’s No.1 behaviour pheromone therapy brand used and is trusted by vets, charities, behaviourists and pet owners worldwide since 2001.
Situations Adaptil Transport can help with:
- Travel and Vet visits
- Loud noises such as fireworks and thunder storms
- Home alone
- Fear-related behaviours
- Environment changes - moving home, kennel stays, new baby/pet, home renovations
Easy to use - Spray onto items the dog will be in close proximity with, e.g. bedding, crate, car boot, car seats and indoor kennel.
Do not spray directly onto dog! Allow 15 minutes for the spray to settle before introducing the dog to the area.
Key Benefits:
- Easy to use
- Fast-acting
- Lasts up to 5 hours
- Convenient on-the-go support
- Suitable for puppies and dogs of all ages
Convenient on-the-go support that is easy to carry and use. Helps calm your dog wherever it goes.
Use alone or alongside Adaptil Calm Diffuser, Adaptil Calm Collar and Adaptil Junior Collar for optimal results.
Available in 2 sizes:
- 60ml spray provides approx. 50 uses (8 sprays/application)
- 20ml mini spray provides approx. 16 uses (8 sprays/application)
Not recommended for use in cases of hyperactivity or aggression.
Directions For Use:
- Spray Adaptil Transport directly in the car, inside the carrier, or on your dog’s bedding or blanket that will be used in the car. Do not spray directly onto dog!
- Always wait 15 minutes before letting your dog get into or on the sprayed area
- During long car journeys, re-spray every 4-5 hours (make sure your dog is away from the area you are spraying). Wait the 15 minutes (time to stretch your legs) and then re-enter the car.