Rescue remedy

[Ben's mum]

Just a quick question, has anyone used rescue remedy to help with calming/relaxing (I mean Ben not me  ) and how many drops would you put in a bowl of water

Thank you 

[Mudmagnets]

Just a quick question, has anyone used rescue remedy to help with calming/relaxing (I mean Ben not me  ) and how many drops would you put in a bowl of water

Thank you 

Got this off Amazon - hope it helps

Simply place 4 drops of Rescue Remedy Pet directly into the mouth. Alternatively, add 4 drops to food, water bowl or on a treat. Rescue Remedy Pet can also be rubbed directly on the animal’s nose, ear or paw. Choose the method easiest for you that will ensure the animal receives the correct dosage.

[Ben's mum]

That's great thank you, it can go in his bed time water 

[PennyB]

I've also been using melatonin, which is good (capsules that you can give whole or break open into food)

[Ben's mum]

Thanks Penny have had a look and it looks good, might try some for Ben

[Archie bean]

I had a lot of success with this. I used both diffuser and spray versions. (It is cheaper on Amazon!)

http://www.petremedy.co.uk

[elaine.e]

I had a lot of success with this. I used both diffuser and spray versions. (It is cheaper on Amazon!)

http://www.petremedy.co.uk

I've just bought some at Crufts to try on Louis. I bought 2 of the small size sprays, £5 for the 2.

I've used Rescue Remedy successfully in the past on a Cocker who suffered dreadfully from travel sickness. I was never sure if anxiety about travelling made him throw up or if it was genuine motion sickness, but 4 drops of RR direct onto his tongue a while before a car journey did the trick and after a while I was able to stop using it and never needed to again, even on long journeys.

[PennyB]

Thanks Penny have had a look and it looks good, might try some for Ben

I got mine here http://bit.ly/1rEJq3X