VET CARE Relaxy CALM Drops Nutritional supplement based on phytoderivative extracts which, as reported in scientific literature, make it suitable for naturally calming particularly agitated and stressed animals, and for reducing the severity of motion sickness symptoms. Anxiolytic and tranquilizing phytotherapeutic complex. Passionflower extract boasts sedative, tranquilizing, anxiolytic, antispasmodic, and insomnia- and hysteria-relieving properties; it promotes physiological sleep and daytime activity without dullness. Among the chemical elements of Passionflower, a notable quantity of compounds can be found such as flavonoids, maltol, alkaloids (harmine, harmol, harmaline, harmane, harmalol), oxycoumarin, sterols, amino acids, fatty acids and organic acids. Passionflowers actions resemble those of traditional sedatives (bromides and chloral hydrate), and it is thought to share receptors with benzodiazepines. It relaxes the smooth muscle tissue of the digestive tract, thus proving to be an effective antispasmodic. A natural anti-stress remedy and tranquilizer of choice, Tilia Tomentosa acts simultaneously on the sleep center, the cortico-hypothalamic axis and the reticular tract, causing an increase in serotonin levels. It has a general anxiolytic, sedative, antispasmodic and tranquilizing action. It is also able to relieve hypermotility disorders, gas colic, irritable bowel and spastic colitis. Thanks to the action of its active substances (isovalerianate and valeropotriates), Valerian exerts a dual mechanism of action, sedative on the one hand and slowing the degradation of GABA on the other, which plays a role in combating stress. Overall, it acts as a sedative in some forms of agitation and is able to achieve a sedative effect without depressing the ability to concentrate and creative faculties. Anti-motion sickness phytotherapeutic complex. Iceland moss is an excellent remedy for nausea, useful as an adjuvant in the treatment of persistent vomiting and motion sickness. Being rich in mucilage, it also has a soothing effect on irritated intestinal walls. Numerous clinical studies have been conducted on Zingiber Officinalis to verify its effective properties in counteracting nausea and vomiting, yielding satisfactory and interesting results. Thanks to its antiemetic properties, it has always been used to prevent motion sickness or to reduce the severity of its symptoms. Its chemical compounds include monoterpenes, sesquiterpenes and gingerols. The antiemetic action would be contributed to by an improvement in gastrointestinal motility both on an empty stomach and on an empty stomach. How to use Administer orally or mixed with food every 6-8-12 hours depending on the case and the severity of the symptoms. For dogs and cats up to 5 kg body weight: 5 drops. From 5 to 10 kg of body weight: 10 drops. For dogs weighing more than 10 kg: 0.5 g or 10 drops, every 10 kg up to a maximum of 800 drops. Shake well before each administration. Components Iceland moss, sodium chloride, Tilia, fructose. Botanically Defined Products: Zingiber officinalis: 67 mg Valeriana officinalis: 100 mg Passionflower incarnata: 100 mg Preservatives: E202 potassium sorbate: 3000 mg E330 citric acid: 1000 mg Analytical components: Moisture 98.79%, crude protein 0.0%, crude fat 0.01%, sodium 0.39%, crude ash 1.1%, crude fibre 0.0%, nitrogen-free extractives 0.1%. Botanically Defined Products: • Zingiber officinalis: 67000 mg • Valeriana officinalis: 100 mg • Passiflora incarnata: 100 mg Format 50 g Cod. 2100116