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Marsavet Calm Drops - Natural Support for Emotional Balance
Complementary feed for dogs, cats, rodents and ornamental birds, 100 ml
Stressful situations such as fireworks, vet visits, car journeys or moving house can unsettle even the most level-headed animals. Marsavet Calm Drops offer gentle, natural support for more calm and wellbeing in challenging moments.
Your benefits at a glance
- Emotional balance: supports inner calm in typical stressful situations
- Natural plant compounds: with lemon balm, lavender and hops, traditionally known for their relaxing effect
- Vitamin B complex: contains B6 and B12 for nutritional support of nerve function
- Without additives: free from artificial colourings and preservatives
- Easy to use: liquid formulation for straightforward dosing
- Versatile: suitable for all pets
Proven plant compounds for natural relaxation
Lemon balm
Traditionally valued for its calming properties and its supportive effect on emotional wellbeing.
Lavender
Known for its relaxing effect and its ability to contribute to inner calm.
Hops
Used for centuries for natural relaxation and complements the calming effect of the other plant compounds.
Vitamin B complex (B6 and B12)
Supports natural nerve function and contributes to nutritional balance.
Use and dosage
The drops can be given directly into the mouth or drizzled over the food. For the best results, start at least 10 days before an expected stressful situation. The drops develop their effect gently and steadily.
Versatile
Ideal for households with several animals, suitable for dogs, cats, birds and rodents. The universal formulation makes it easy to support all of your animal companions.
Developed with vets: The recipe was developed together with veterinarians and combines traditional plant knowledge with modern feeding practice. Made in Germany to the highest quality standards.
Important note: Marsavet Calm Drops are a complementary feed for the natural support of emotional balance and are not a substitute for veterinary treatment. If you are unsure, please contact your veterinary practice.