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Anxitane – Calming Chewable Tablets for Dogs
Anxitane (L-Theanine) Chewable Tablet is a clinically proven remedy for dogs undergoing periods of stress and anxiety due to difficult conditions. The oral treatment helps dog stay calm and relaxed. It works best for some of the common triggers like thunderstorms, fireworks, car rides, traffic noise, socialization and vet visits. It also helps in management program of behavior modification.
How does it work?
The active ingredient L-Theanine is present in Anxitane. The action of L-Theanine helps in relaxing and calming during tensed situations. It combats stressful conditions and assists your dog to remain calm. It is highly beneficial during challenging situations such as long drives, festive season, and loud noises. It has no known side effects when used for long term usage.
- Beneficial for anxiety issues in dogs
- Keeps dogs calm and relaxed
- Helpful during stressful situations
- Keeps dogs calm during thunderstorms, fireworks and loud noises
- Safe to use for long term
- Should be administered orally.
For Cats:
- Administer 1/2 tablet twice daily.
For Dogs
- Administer 1/2 tablet to dogs less than 22 lbs twice daily.
- Administer 1 tablet to dogs above 22 lbs twice daily.
- Should be used for at least 60 days to ensure maximum results.
- For veterinary use only.
- Keep out of the reach of children and animals.
- Not safe for breeding and pregnant animals.
- In case of accidental overdose, contact a health professional immediately.
Contraindications
- No known contraindications found yet of using this product.
Warning
- Not intended for use in animals with severe phobias, separation anxiety or in animals with a known history of aggression.
| Target species | Dogs |
| Mode of administration | Oral |
| Active Ingredient | L-Theanine |
| Brand Name | Virbac |
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Anxitane Chewable Tablets: Do you have to use the tablets 69 days before a big trip or can you give the dog a tablet before starting the trip?
- perry esterson | Jun 11, 2024 |
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