Treat and Prevent Canine and Feline Depression and Separation with Grief & Pining Formula.

Do you have a sulking dog? Do you feel guilty every time your leave your pet for a vacation? Is your cat or dog not eating?  Or tearing up your house when you’re out?  Dog grief and pining can take on many different forms; from tearing your home apart to Fido or Puss lying around the house with little energy or excitement. 

Now you can naturally treat these behaviors and prevent them from happening in the future!  Grief & Pining Formula from PetAlive, can help comfort and balance your pet’s mood, naturally and effectively.  Formulated with natural ingredients, Grief and Pining encourages emotional health and well-being for our canine and feline friends.  Grief and Pining offers no side effects and is extremely effective in offering emotional security for our pets in times of separation (work, travel, vacations, etc). 

Here is more of what Grief and Pining Formula can do for your cat or dog that is subjected to stress:
• Naturally promotes a balanced mood
• In trying times, offers emotional comfort and security
• Supports feelings of security when visiting a kennel or a caretaker’s home.
• Restores energy levels and vitality
• Offers emotional health and stability

INSTRUCTIONS:  Sprinkle granules on tongue
Rabbits and Small Rodents:  Small pinch
Cats and Small Dogs:  Large pinch
Small to medium dogs: Two pinches
Medium to large dogs:  1/4 cap of granules

INGREDIENTS: Hypericum perforatum, Matricaria recutita (Chamomilla), Ignatia, Capsicum, Kalium phosphate, Lactose (inactive ingredient)

UNITS PER ORDER: One bottle of granules

What More To Know About Dog and Cat Depression: 
Just like us, pets can experience a myriad of expressions ranging from happiness, aggression and anxiousness to sadness.  Pets also become deeply attached to their owners and can feel the sadness and the stressors experienced by us humans.

Knowing your pet will help determine how he/she handles stress.  Some pets react to small stressors such as a short departure (business trip, for example) and others couldn’t care less.  Recognizing their propensity for stress management will help you prepare more for future changes in your schedules. 

Symptoms of separation or grief can be displayed as:  destructive behavior, digging, chewing, sulking, excessive grooming, withdrawal, not eating, whining.

Tips for Prevention of Canine and Feline Depression:
• Healthy, unprocessed diet
• Daily, consistent exercise
• Recognize the stressors
• Identify what stresses can be removed from the household and do so.
• Explore alternatives to kennels, if that is a stress for your pet.