Calming Chews
For the dog who cannot switch off.
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It is not bad behaviour. It is a dog who cannot switch off.
The pacing before a storm you cannot hear yet. The shredded doormat on the one evening you went out. The dog who is fine everywhere except the back seat of the car.
Anxiety in dogs is not stubbornness and it does not get better by being ignored. ROMP Calming works on the settling response itself, so the trigger still happens — your dog just has more room to cope with it.
What is actually in it
Full amounts are printed on the label of every jar.
Hemp seed
Full-spectrum hemp, THC-free. The base of the formula and the reason it works on general edginess, not just one trigger.
Melatonin
The same hormone that regulates sleep in people. Widely used in veterinary practice for storm and firework anxiety.
L-Theanine
An amino acid from green tea that supports calm without sedation — your dog stays alert, just less wired.
Chamomile & valerian
Two of the oldest calming botanicals there are, included for the slow settle rather than the quick knockout.
How to use it
Give it early
30 to 60 minutes before the thing your dog dreads — the fireworks, the car, the front door closing.
Or give it daily
For a dog who is anxious most of the time, a chew a day builds a steadier baseline than dosing on the day.
Watch the first hour
You are looking for a dog who lies down, not one who falls over. If they seem groggy, drop to a smaller serving.
Questions people actually ask
It should not. The formula is built to take the edge off, not to sedate. If your dog seems heavily drowsy, you are giving too much for their weight — step down a band and see how they do.
Yes. It is a daily supplement, not a one-off tranquiliser, and many dogs do better on a steady daily serving than on occasional large ones.
Most owners see something within about an hour on the first dose. For general, everyday anxiety, give it two to three weeks before you judge it.
Ask your vet first. Calming supplements can interact with sedatives, behavioural medication and some seizure drugs. This is one to check rather than guess.
Some dogs need a bigger crate. Some need a quieter house. Most just need a bit more room between the trigger and the panic.
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