Anxitane Tablets, Small Dog/Cat, 50mg, 30 Count

These seem to be working really well for my cats. They will both just taking them as if they are treats. One cat is high anxiety and afraid of any new people, or the dog, or the vacuum. The other cat is a bit more aggressive, and has back twitches all the time. But when they are given one of these pills the back twitches stop, and he is not longer aggressive and the scaredy cat, sprawls herself out on the floor with not a care in the world. I hope I keep getting these results.

My cat has calmed down SO much with half a pill per day. She likes them and we call them “treats”. She now lets us sleep all night (big win), is better when we are gone for a weekend or more. Too pricy but for now worth it.

I have two cats that I am currently giving Anxitane S to. One started taking this for anxiety brought on by chronic health problems. All the trips to the vet and medications causes him a lot of stress and he began spraying. I had to isolate him to one room in the house.. He's been on anxitane for three months. I have noticed that overall he seems more relaxed, but it is a subtle difference. When I try to let him back in the main part of the house, he immediately gets agitated and starts acting like he does when he's about to spray. With the anxitance he's happy being in his room and enjoys my other cats being let in to visit him. He just doesn't want to be in the rest of the house. So the anxitane has helped him be less stresed about his health and taking medication but has not helped with the spraying.My other cat is very healthy but over the last year she has become moody and anti-social. She stopped playing, didn't won't to be held or petted, and was eating compulsively and being food dominant. She's been on Anxitane for a month and what a difference. She's playing again and being sociable. She actually seeks me out for affection now. She's started sleeping on the bed again. She still overeats if I don't watch her but she's not nearly as food dominant. The anxitane has really worked well for her. I wish it wasn't so expensive but I will be keeping her on it.If someone is having an issue with their cat, I would say give anxitane a try. My vet recommends at least two months to see if it works. There aren't a lot of options with cats other than sedation which only works short term. This at least is non-sedating and you can buy it without a prescription.

UPDATE: Company changed their formula and it now smells horrible and gives my cat diarrhea. The product information included is no longer accurate. They are shipping something different.After moving to a new home last spring, a couple months later my cat Fred started throwing up weekly (or more). After a round of diagnostics, new prescription food, an ultrasound, and more diagnostics, my vet and I think that his anxiety is playing a roll (at least in part). I started Fred on Anxitane in Dec 2022 and after 2 months, he a new cat. He is no longer hiding most of the day. He comfortable hangs out and sleeps throughout the house and has started watching birds and squirrels again.He does not eat these on their own, but will in a pill pocket or even easier is I crush into his morning and evening food. To optimize the L-Theanine dosage for him I do supplement these with PetHonest Calming Treats. These pills are 50mg/day and after trying a couple different things, his ideal does is about 64 mg/day. Days when I'm expecting company, I will give him a few extra. I don't expect that these will ever change him enough to not be scared of new people since he was abused early in his life.A couple things to keep in mind if you're thinking about trying them. I did see some change early on, but two months was the sweet spot. There are various calming products with L-Theanine. Anxitane seems to have the highs mg per treat/dose, so if you've tried other calming treats with no luck this one may be better. While these are on the more expensive side, the relief Fred has from them are well worth it.

My cat is a bit anxious but I feel this mildly calms him and he likes the flavor of it! Pricey but I think worth it for lower stress. It’s like a treat to him!

I have two senior cats who have medical issues that cause them to be anxious and/or restless.One cat will eat the chewable tablets as if they are treats. I put it on the floor and he gobbles it up.The other cat will not eat it. I crushed it and put it in wet food (he wouldnt eat it) and I tried putting it in a squeezable treat that has a gravy consistency. He is such a picky eater than he usually wouldnt eat all of it so the tablet was wasted. Considering the price, and the fact that when he did eat some of it, it didnt seem to be effective, I stopped trying to give it to him. CBD oil works better on him.The product does seem to be helping the other cat but it wasnt instantaneous. I dosed him for 3 days before I noticed a difference.Given the cost, I may not purchase another box. I have just as good luck with CBD oil and its much more cost effective.

My Vet recommended Anxitane for my 12 yr old nervous Shih Tzu who fears storms, fireworks and any other loud situations. He has been taking it for about 9 months and the results have been astonishing. I noticed after about 5 months that he seemed to be less scared when folks rang the doorbell. We just experienced a series of T-storms and 4th of July fireworks and my pup barely reacted. I’m honestly astonished at how well this supplement works. It is very expensive (about $1 a day for a small dog) but worth it to keep my dog calm.