The pet shop sells special food called "Calm" for both cats and dogs, apparently for the holiday or fireworks season. Is this food really a solution, or is it feel-good for the pet owners?
I once read an article that animals get afraid of some of the 'keep calm' stuffloud noise outside, and as a result of eating the 'keep calm'-food, they don't have the energy to hide and get even more afraid, sometimes even panic. Is this true?
The pet shop sells special food called "Calm" for both cats and dogs, apparently for the holiday or fireworks season. Is this food really a solution, or is it feel-good for the pet owners?
I once read an article that animals get afraid of some of the 'keep calm' stuff, and as a result they don't have the energy to hide and get even more afraid, sometimes even panic. Is this true?
The pet shop sells special food called "Calm" for both cats and dogs, apparently for the holiday or fireworks season. Is this food really a solution, or is it feel-good for the pet owners?
I once read an article that animals get afraid of the loud noise outside, and as a result of eating the 'keep calm'-food, they don't have the energy to hide and get even more afraid, sometimes even panic. Is this true?
The pet shop sells special food called "Calm" for both cats and dogs, apparently for the holidayholiday or fireworks season. Is that really necessary? Is it really healthy? So with loud noise they hide under the bed or in another small space, should I feel bad about that? Is this food really a solution? Or, or is it feel-good for the pet owners?
I once read an article that animals get afraid of some of the 'keep calm' stuff, butand as a result they don't have the energy to hide and get even more afraid, sometimes even panic. Is this true?
The pet shop sells special food "Calm" for both cats and dogs, apparently for the holiday fireworks season. Is that really necessary? Is it really healthy? So with loud noise they hide under the bed or in another small space, should I feel bad about that? Is this food really a solution? Or is it feel-good for the pet owners?
I once read an article that animals get afraid of some of the 'keep calm' stuff, but as a result they don't have the energy to hide and get even more afraid, sometimes even panic. Is this true?
The pet shop sells special food called "Calm" for both cats and dogs, apparently for the holiday or fireworks season. Is this food really a solution, or is it feel-good for the pet owners?
I once read an article that animals get afraid of some of the 'keep calm' stuff, and as a result they don't have the energy to hide and get even more afraid, sometimes even panic. Is this true?
The pet shop sells special food "Calm" for both cats and dogs, apparently for the holiday fireworks season. Is that really necessary? Is it really healthy? So with loud noise they hide under the bed or in another small space, should I feel bad about that? Is this food really a solution? Or is it feel-good for the pet owners?
I once read an article that animals get afraid of some of the 'keep calm' stuff, but as a result they don't have the energy to hide and get even more afraid, sometimes even panic. Is this true?
