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ThunderEase Dog Calming Pheromone Diffuser Refill | Powered by ADAPTIL | Vet Recommended to Relieve Separation Anxiety, Stress Barking and Chewing, and The Fear of Fireworks and Thunderstorms (30 Day
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ThunderEase Dog Calming Pheromone Diffuser Refill Features
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POWERED BY ADAPTIL: Recommended by thousands of vets and scientifically studied and verified for over 20 years.
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FROM THE MAKERS OF THUNDERSHIRT: The most trusted brand for reducing dog anxiety - you can trust ThunderWorks for affordable, effective, easy-to-use calming solutions
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STOP PROBLEM BARKING, destructive chewing, trembling, fear of loud noises, separation anxiety, and many other "not-so-fun" symptoms your dog may display while at home
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OVER 90% EFFECTIVE: ThunderEase for Dogs is vet recommended, and clinically proven to effectively reduce anxiety & unwanted behavior in 90%+ of dogs, by making them feel safer, calmer, and less stressed
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DRUG-FREE CALMING SOLUTION: ThunderEase helps your dog feel calm and comfortable by mimicking a mother’s natural nursing pheromones, 100% safe and drug-free.
About ThunderEase Dog Calming Pheromone Diffuser Refill
When new pups are born, their mother naturally emits pheromones that give the puppies a sense of security and comfort. These pheromones help dogs bond to each other and their mom. ThunderEase replicates these pheromones for a drug-free, vet-recommended, calming solution that puts an end to unwanted behaviors like destructive chewing and problem barking. ThunderEase is effective in treating: - Fear of loud noises like thunder and fireworks. - Uneasiness in a new home or environment. - Stress when socializing or during training. - Problem barking. - Destructive chewing. - House-soiling (or “uh-ohs” as we like to call them). - Travel anxiety such as shaking, vomiting, panting, agitation, and salivation. - Stress when visiting the vet. - Anxiety when boarding or kenneling. - Stress caused by changes in the environment like new furniture or remodeling.
