NaturVet Quiet Moments Calming Soft Chews for Dogs container front
NaturVet Quiet Moments 13.9 oz jar new packaging alongside the previous Calming Aid jar
Dog with the Quiet Moments jar and the claim that it helps reduce stress and tension
Chart showing Quiet Moments is ideal for fireworks, storms, travel, grooming, houseguests and vet visits
Science backed ingredients in Quiet Moments including melatonin, thiamine, ginger and chamomile
Directions for use panel with soft chew amounts by dog weight from under 26 lbs to 100 lbs and over
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NaturVet Quiet Moments Calming Soft Chews for Dogs container frontNaturVet Quiet Moments 13.9 oz jar new packaging alongside the previous Calming Aid jarDog with the Quiet Moments jar and the claim that it helps reduce stress and tensionChart showing Quiet Moments is ideal for fireworks, storms, travel, grooming, houseguests and vet visitsScience backed ingredients in Quiet Moments including melatonin, thiamine, ginger and chamomileDirections for use panel with soft chew amounts by dog weight from under 26 lbs to 100 lbs and over

NaturVet Quiet Moments Calming Soft Chews for Dogs

NaturVet
Size: 180 ct
Price:
$17.99

Description

Give your dog somewhere calm to land with NaturVet Quiet Moments Calming Soft Chews for Dogs, a veterinarian-formulated supplement that pairs melatonin with thiamine, L-tryptophan, chamomile, and ginger. The blend supports relaxation and eases the tension behind pacing, whining, panting, and hiding, without leaving your dog groggy or checked out. Use it for thunderstorms and fireworks, car rides and boarding, grooming and vet appointments, or the everyday restlessness that makes bedtime a negotiation. This 180-count jar is the value size for regular users.

Key Features

  • Melatonin at the Core: Supports rest and relaxation and helps settle dogs who struggle to wind down
  • Thiamine and L-Tryptophan: B-vitamin and amino acid support aimed squarely at stress and nervous tension
  • Chamomile and Ginger: Chamomile for its long-standing calming reputation, ginger to help settle a nervous stomach on the road
  • Bacon and Chicken Flavor: A soft chew dogs take as a treat, so dosing before a storm is not another fight
  • 180-Count Value Jar: Made in the USA by an NASC-audited manufacturer, sized for dogs who need support through a whole season
  • Multi-Dog Friendly: One jar covers a household with several dogs, and the weight-based servings scale cleanly from a terrier to a shepherd

How to Use

Give the amount matched to your dog's weight roughly 30 minutes before a stressful event: 1 chew up to 26 lbs, 2 chews for 27 to 50 lbs, 4 chews for 51 to 99 lbs, and 6 chews for 100 lbs and over. Do not exceed double the recommended amount within a 12-hour period. Chews can be given by hand or crumbled over food. Introduce the chews on an ordinary afternoon so your dog associates them with a treat rather than with the thing that happens right before the vet.

Specifications

  • Brand: NaturVet
  • Type: Calming supplement
  • Form: Soft chews
  • Count: 180 chews (13.9 oz / 396 g)
  • Flavor: Bacon & chicken
  • Key ingredients: Melatonin, thiamine, L-tryptophan, chamomile, ginger
  • For: Dogs
  • UPC: 797801037297

Stock up before storm season starts. Stop by Garoppo's Stone & Garden Center and Feed & Pet Supply to pick one up, or schedule local delivery within our service area.

Only the count. The formula is the same as the 65-count and 70-count containers, so this is simply the better value if your dog needs support through storm season or you have more than one dog.
The formula aims for calm, not sedation. Dogs generally stay alert and can still eat, walk, and play. Melatonin affects individual dogs differently, so try a serving on a quiet day first.
Yes, many owners give it daily during long stressful stretches such as a move or a new baby. Stick to the weight-based serving and do not exceed double the amount in any 12-hour window.
It can take the edge off, but it works best alongside training and routine rather than instead of them. For severe separation distress, loop in your veterinarian.
Check the serving against your dog's actual weight first, since underdosing is the most common reason. Timing matters too — 30 minutes ahead of the trigger works better than during the panic.

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