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Fears of fireworks and other loud noises are not uncommon for your pet. Dogs often express their fear with destructive behavior such as barking, cowering, and chewing through things. With Fourth of July around the corner, more pet owners are turning to all-natural alternative solutions to calm pet anxiety including RESCUE Remedy Pet. RESCUE Remedy Pet is a natural, and safe alternative to help your pet stay calm and enjoy the fun this Fourth of July!
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RESCUE Remedy Pet contains the five flower remedies found in RESCUE Remedy, the original stress relieving remedy available for more than 70 years in an alcohol free formula, ideal for sensitive pets.
Veterinarian Dr. Margo Roman, DVM, recommends RESCUE Remedy Pet to treat pet anxiety caused by loud noises, fear of fireworks, separation, new surroundings, vet visits and more. Dr. Roman, a board member of the American Holistic Veterinary Medical Association, explains, "If left untreated, these intense feelings can lead to negative, unwanted behaviors -- a dog with a propensity to bite, a cat who continually urinates on the carpet, a bird who pulls out his feathers each time his owner leaves the house."
Dr. Roman recommends pet owners consider flower remedies this summer should their pets experience any of the following:
RESCUE Remedy Pet is available in dropper format and is suitable for use on pets of all shapes and sizes, including dogs, cats, horses, fish (add to water) and birds.
RESCUE Remedy Pet is available nationally in Whole Foods and anywhere natural products are sold. It can also be purchased online at www.rescueremedy.com/pets.
About Nelsons: Nelsons is a wholly owned subsidiary steeped in 150 years of homeopathic excellence, of Nelsons, London, England and the sole US distributor of the Bach® Original Flower Remedies and RESCUE® Remedy.
CONTACT: Lynn Federico of Nelsons, [email protected]
-- Fear of thunderstorms, fireworks or loud noises -- Travel anxiety -- Separation anxiety -- Adapting to new surroundings or people
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