Pets can experience stress during thunderstorms, fireworks, travel, veterinary visits, and separation. However, signs of stress vary between dogs and cats:

• Dogs: Dogs often exhibit immediate signs of stress through noticeable changes in behavior and body language. Excessive panting, drooling, yawning (not from tiredness), tucked tail, pinned ears, pacing, shaking, restlessness, avoiding eye contact, or acting hyper-alert.
• Cats: Cats show signs of stress through subtle shifts in body language and behavior that are easy to overlook. Some examples of stress in cats include flattened ears, dilated pupils, tense posture, twitching tail, excessive grooming, hiding, seeking high places, hissing, swatting, or hyper-alertness.

This supplement supports relaxation and works best when given daily for at least 30 days. Some pets may show results sooner, but consistency is key. Regular use will also help cats and dogs stay calmer during stressful situations.

For best results, we recommend giving this supplement daily to support your pet’s overall calm behavior. Consistent use can help your pet stay more relaxed, especially during stressful situations like thunderstorms, fireworks, or travel.

No, this supplement is a carefully formulated blend of active nutrients—amino acids (L-theanine and L-tryptophan) and magnesium—designed to promote relaxation.

For safe use in puppies and kittens, please discuss with your veterinarian prior to administering the supplement.

The wafer format of Spirited Paw Calm offers flexibility to make it easier for your pet to take. Here’s how you can give it:

• For Dogs: You can give the wafer whole, break it into smaller pieces and sprinkle over food, or hide it in a treat. If your dog is hesitant, hiding it in their favorite treat or food can help ensure they take it.
• For Cats: Cats can be finicky with new foods or textures. You can offer the wafer whole or crush it into smaller pieces and sprinkle it over their food.

No, this supplement does not contain CBD or THC. Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and Cannabidiol (CBD), while both found in cannabis (marijuana) plants, are different. With CBD being non-psychoactive and THC being psychoactive, thus toxic to dogs and cats. Research on CBD use in pets for calming support is ongoing. We know CBD supports the endocannabinoid system broadly. The active ingredients in Spirited Paw Calm have been studied in dogs and cats for their specific influence on calm behavior.

Both products are designed to support calming behavior, but they differ in format, ingredients, and concentration. Spirited Paw Calm is a wafer format with L-theanine, L-tryptophan, and magnesium as the active ingredients. It contains farm grown kalette, chamomile extract, ginger and apple ingredients. Spirited Paw provides an easy-to-read formula.
Calming Comfort Pro is a Veterinary Formulas line offering that includes GABA, in addition to L-theanine, L-tryptophan, and magnesium as active ingredients. Calming Comfort Pro is a powder format that includes ashwagandha, farm grown organic buckwheat, kidney bean, colostrum, and thymus tissues. As a powder, it is more concentrated, so a smaller dose delivers more of the active ingredients compared to Spirited Paw Calm.