Our veterinarian-formulated Calming Support features effective ingredients to promote relaxation for nervous, hyperactive or stressed pets. This custom combination of herbs, amino acids, neurotransmitters and probiotics, were chosen for their synergy and effectiveness for calmness.

Within the gut, stress hormones such as cortisol can affect intestinal barrier integrity and immune signaling, and stress itself has been associated with changes in the composition of the gut microbiota.

Featuring a clinically studied strain, L. Paracasei LPC-37®, that promotes relaxation by way of the Gut-Brain Axis, our calming support is specifically designed to link the intestinal tract and brain to reduce stress.

Active Ingredients per 1 scoop
γ-Aminobutyric acid (GABA) 100 mg
L-Tyrosine 50 mg
L-Tryptophan 50 mg
L-Theanine 50 mg
Thiamine 50 mg
Organic Passion Flower 25 mg
Organic Valerian Root 25 mg
Organic Ginger 25 mg
KSM-66® Ashwagandha 25 mg
Magnesium 15 mg
Lactobacillus Paracasei LPC-37 3 billion CFUs

Inactive Ingredients
Chicken bone broth
Silica (from bamboo)

Feed orally by adding the recommended amount to your pet’s food with the included scoop. This chicken bone broth flavored powder easily mixes into their meal.

There are 60 servings (scoops) per container and the scoop is equivalent to ½ teaspoon.

Pet size
0-25 lbs .... 1 scoop daily
26-75 lbs .... 2 scoops daily
>75 lbs .... 3 scoops daily

From the vet who loves your pet . . .

“As a veterinarian, acupuncturist and animal lover, I was shocked when I couldn’t find pet supplements with all of the qualities that I demanded for my patients. I also hated to see people waste their money on ineffective supplements that weren’t helping their pets! High-quality ingredients, correct dosages, no fillers and a combination of Eastern and Western medicines—was that too much to ask? I decided it wasn’t, which is why I partnered with my friend Emily to create Fera Pet Organics. We are driven by our devotion to you and your pets. Join us as we set the new standard for pet supplements.”

-Michelle Dulake, DVM

Acupuncture Certification CVMA, CSU, SIM
Small Animal Internship VCA West Los Angeles
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, DVM Western University of Health Sciences
Bachelor of Science, BS University of California, Davis