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An anti-stress product for adult dogs and puppies, with a rapid, prolonged and natural action. It helps your dog to overcome difficult and stressful situations linked to changes in lifestyle.
Adaptil Diffus Electrique + Refill 48 ml Ceva is a discreet device which, when plugged in, diffuses a copy of the canine soothing pheromone throughout the house . This diffuser is a reproduction of the maternal pheromone produced by nursing bitches, which is specific to dogs and conveys a message of safety, reassurance and well-being. Adpatil diffuser will help your pet to calm or control signs of stress by limiting crying, whining, fear of being left alone when the puppy arrives, and fear of noises.
The Adaptil Electric Diffuser uses canine calming pheromone technology to create a soothing environment for dogs. Pheromones are natural chemicals released by nursing bitches to calm and reassure their puppies. The diffuser reproduces these pheromones to help dogs feel safe and relaxed.
This diffuser is particularly useful in stressful situations for dogs, such as fireworks, storms, vet visits, moving house, or the arrival of a new family member (baby or other pet). It can also be used to alleviate stress-related behavior problems, such as excessive barking or territorial marking.
The diffuser is easy to use. Simply plug it into an electrical outlet in the room where your dog spends most of his time. The 48 ml refill is enough to cover an area of up to 70 square meters. Once plugged in, the diffuser gradually releases soothing pheromones into the air, creating a calm, comforting environment for your dog.
The Adaptil Electric Diffuser is safe for humans and other pets such as cats. You can use it with confidence in your home without fear of adverse effects on other family members or pets.
This product is recommended by many vets and animal behavior professionals to help reduce stress in dogs. It has been the subject of numerous clinical studies and is widely used throughout the world.
Ceva veterinary laboratory also offers Adaptil external solution for diffuser, at the best price in our online pharmacy.
To help your puppy or dog adapt to its new family or home: Plug in the diffuser near the dog's sleeping area 24 hours before its arrival. Leave the diffuser connected continuously for at least 4 weeks.
Controlling fears indoors: Plug in the diffuser in the room where the dog spends most of his time. If the event (house party, thunderstorms, firecrackers, fireworks, etc.) can be anticipated, plug in the diffuser one or two weeks beforehand. The more the dog is exposed to soothing pheromones, the better he'll cope with the stressful situation.
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Precautions for use
Composition in descending order: Nursing bitch soothing pheromone analog 2% Excipients QSP 100 g
Packaging :
Adaptil comes in a box containing a diffuser.
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The impact of stress on dogs should never be underestimated. All the more so as anxiety can lead to real physical symptoms (hair loss, bulimia, etc.) and damage the animal's health.
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