“My 2.5y/o cavapoo is extremely anxious. She is afraid of dogs & people & pretty most everything else as well. I used to give her a different brand from my local dispensary but I never noticed any relief for her. It took a while to find the perfect dosage for her but she is actually a bit more relaxed on Paw Origins than ever before. No side effects either. Thanks Paw Origins.”
Thank you for sharing your Cavapoo's experience with Paw Origins. It's truly heartening to hear that you've found the right dosage and that it's helping her to feel more relaxed without any side effects.Please give your Cavapoo a gentle pat from us.
“Coco doesn't like Thunder Storms .He gets so bad that he hyper ventilate and now that we been using Paw Orgin he been able to be more like him self .it been a great help.Will be ordering another bottle soon.Thank youGloria stokes”
Thank you Gloria for sharing :) We are so happy that it's helping Coco! We will continue to work hard to serve amazing dog parents like you and precious pups like Coco!
“While Lucy still licks her paws and chews her nails, she has not been having a problem with her anxiety in the last week, even during Hurricane Idalia. However, we haven’t had a thunderstorm in the last few days and we'll see about fireworks tonight”
Hello Lynne, thanks for sharing your experience with us. It's great that you're keeping an eye on how she'll handle other stressors such as thunderstorms and fireworks, as these can be real tests for a pet's anxiety levels. Remember to create a safe, quiet space for her if possible and consider any calming practices that have worked in the past.
“This has really helped my dog Beni to calm down during the day to include on walks. Beni has separation anxiety which this oil has helped where she can at times be out of her kennel when no one is home. I would reccommend this to anyone who has a dog or cat with separation anxiety.”
It's wonderful to hear that the oil has been so beneficial for Beni, especially in managing her separation anxiety and helping her to stay calm throughout the day and during walks. It must be a relief to see her more comfortable and able to spend time out of her kennel even when no one is home.Hello Nancy, thank you for recommending the product to others who might be facing similar challenges with their pets. It's always encouraging to hear success stories from pet owners, and your firsthand experience can be very reassuring to someone in a similar situation.
“I have a foster boxer with severe separation anxiety and was hoping that this would help decrease her anxiety level. I have used this consistently as directed but absolutely have not seen any improvement. I was hoping with the good reviews this would be a game changer but unfortunately it wasn't.”
Hello Susan,Firstly, I genuinely appreciate you reaching out and sharing your concerns with us. Fostering a pet is an act of immense kindness, especially one with challenges like separation anxiety. Your dedication to finding solutions is truly commendable.Separation anxiety can be deeply rooted, especially if the dog has had traumatic experiences in the past. It's hard for us to fathom the kind of trauma they might have endured. This makes the journey to improvement potentially longer, but with patience and the right support, improvement is very possible.1. Tailored Dosage: Sometimes, weight and metabolism can influence how a dog reacts to products like ours. Could you please let me know the weight of your boxer and the dosage you've been administering? This would help us better understand and guide you on possible adjustments. There might be a cause of having too small of a dose to effect any change.2. Complementary Strategies: While our product aims to provide support, a holistic approach might be beneficial. Here are some recommendations for managing separation anxiety (you probably already know some of this, but I'm just writing it here just in case!): - Routine: Dogs generally thrive on routine. Regular feeding, bathroom breaks, and playtime can make them feel more secure. - Safe Space: Create a special place with comforting toys and blankets. - Training: Consider training sessions that focus on 'quiet' commands or desensitizing them to triggers of your departure. - Gradual Absence: Start by leaving your boxer alone for short durations and gradually increase this time.3. Resources: I'd also recommend our customer success guide which has insights and advice from experts on how to use the product most effectively: [https://offers.paworigins.com/success-guide]4. Time & Patience: Especially with foster dogs, we are working against potentially years of previous experiences or traumas. It might take some time before discernible changes manifest. Your patience and perseverance will be key.It's heartening to see caregivers like you who are determined to make a difference in a dog's life. Let's work together and navigate this journey for your foster boxer. Your dog is very lucky to have you. And know that we are here to support you every step of the way as we need more dog parents like you in the world. Warmly,Chris J.
“We have two miniature poodles - one just turned 4, the other just turned 3. Parker, the older, had a limp from injuring himself somehow and putting the drops in his food made an improvement almost immediately. He also has been more playful since we started using the Happy Fur-ever drops. We use it for Pepper, the younger, although she doesn't really need them - seems to help with her anxiety when it thunders.”
“Experience was positive. My dog is less anxious and barks less at everything. He did have some nerve pain in lower vertebral area but that doesn’t seem to bother him any more. Thanks!”
