Calmex® FOR CATS

Behavioural challenges are very common in both dogs and cats, with around 3 out of 4 owners reporting behavioural challenges in their pets. Frequently reported challenges include separation related behaviours, noise sensitivities and uncertainty in new situations.

The main things to look out for in cats are:

• Hiding away
• Scratching surfaces or furniture
• Aggression
• Toileting outside of the litter tray
• Reduced appetite
• Hissing
• Excessive licking/grooming
• Seeming tense or uncertain

CALMEX® FOR CATS can be used, alongside other techniques, to support cats experiencing behavioural challenges.

CALMEX® FOR CATS is a supplement that can support a calm demeanour and can be used as part of the multimodal approach. The unique combination of key ingredients has been chosen to provide maximum support to your cat and the tasty liquid format makes giving CALMEX® FOR CATS as easy as possible.

There are lots of different supplements available, which can make choosing one that is right for you and your pet difficult. At VetPlus, we believe animals deserve the best. This is why we only ever produce products from the best possible ingredients in our state of the art UK facility.

CALMEX® FOR CATS has a tasty pork liver and yeast flavouring, making it highly palatable.

Alongside a product like CALMEX® FOR CATS, it is important to ensure that you make other appropriate changes, to help your cat. Cats are naturally territorial animals and therefore need lots of consistency in their environment. Avoiding sudden changes, keeping food and water bowls seperate and having enough litter trays, in appropriate locations, is vital. Alongside behavioural training and supplements, like CALMEX® FOR CATS, there are lots of additional options to help. This may include plug in products, like CALMEX® DIFFUSER, which can help create a relaxed environment and CALMEX® ON THE MOVE, to support when travelling in the car. In more severe situations, your vet may recommend medications to help with behavioural challenges.

If required, double the recommended amount can be given to an acute stressor.

Can be mixed with food or given directly from the syringe.