The International Veterinary Sciences Comfort Time Calming Supplement is not well-received due to its strong, unpleasant odor and the difficulty in getting pets to consume it. Most customers are dissatisfied and do not recommend it.
Tablets are hard to break in half, and the process is not convenient.
Prevention: Crushing the tablets in a Cuisinart before usage.
Effective calming aid for anxious dogs.
Pets refuse to eat it due to the strong, unpleasant odor.
Pets refuse to eat it, and it's hard to break the tablets.
give it before a pet does something, such as go out of the house.
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"My 4 year old Boxer gets anxious when Im at work and sometimes in between his walks during the day before I get home..one of these before I leave in the morning always does the trick. Plus its all-natural and I love the Chamomile and Valerian Root (even though it doesnt smell great) it works wonders..."
"The tablets are very difficult to break in half, smell horrible, and none of my four animals would touch it. Even the dog that wats EVERYTHING turned her nose up. Will not be purchasing again."
Avoid this product unless you are desperately seeking a calming supplement and can tolerate the strong, unpleasant odor and administration issues. It may work, but the negative aspects outweigh the benefits.
A functional potency but troublesome packaging.
Highly effective for skin and coat health, easy to use, and cost-effective.
Highly effective for cats skin and coat health.
Effective but may cause digestive issues in some pets.
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