Licks Zen Calming Aid - Fast-Acting Stress & Behavior Support for Cats & Dogs - L-Theanine, Chamomile, Ashwagandha & Tryptophan - Pill-Free Gel Packets - Braised Beef Flavor - 15 Packets
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Licks Zen Calming Aid - Fast-Acting Stress & Behavior Support for Cats & Dogs - L-Theanine, Chamomile, Ashwagandha & Tryptophan - Pill-Free Gel Packets - Braised Beef Flavor - 15 Packets
- Zen Calming Aid: Licks Zen Calming Aid is a fast-acting calming support that helps pets manage environmentally induced stress from travel, storms, guests, vet visits, and separation-related anxiety*
- L-Theanine & Tryptophan Blend: Amino acids work together to support relaxed behavior, balanced mood, and calm responses without heavy sedation*
- Adaptogenic Herbal Support: Organic chamomile, eleuthero root, and ashwagandha help pets maintain normal stress levels and support balanced behavior during challenging situations*
- Fast-Acting Stress Support: Easy-to-use calming formula begins working in about 30–40 minutes and helps support calmness in pets for up to 4–6 hours*
- Pill-Free Solution to Pet Health: LICKS innovative liquid and gummy supplements are available in delicious flavors that make it easier for you to help support the health of your beloved pets
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