When and Where Should You Use Pheromones to Change Dog Behavior

Pheromones help reduce stress and anxiety in dogs. There are many times and places when and where they can be used:

• Loud Noises: Thunderstorms, fireworks, construction noises, and other loud sounds can be distressing for many dogs.

• Separation: Being left alone for extended periods, especially if the dog has separation anxiety, can lead to stress and anxiety.

• New Environments: Moving to a new home or traveling to unfamiliar places can cause stress due to the change in surroundings.

• New People or Animals: Introductions to new people or animals, particularly if the dog is not well-socialized, can be stressful.

• Vet Visits: Veterinary appointments, especially if they involve medical procedures, handling, or vaccinations, can trigger stress.

• Grooming: Some dogs may find grooming procedures, such as baths, nail trims, and ear cleanings, stressful.

• Changes in Routine: Dogs are creatures of habit, and sudden changes in their daily routines can lead to stress.

• Being Restrained: Dogs might feel stressed if they are restrained or put in situations where they can't move freely.

• Medical Issues: Pain or discomfort from medical conditions can cause stress and anxiety.

• Confinement: Being confined in small spaces, crates, or cages for long periods can be distressing for some dogs.

• Dominance or Aggression from Other Dogs: Interactions with more dominant or aggressive dogs can create stress, especially for less confident dogs.

• Lack of Socialization: Dogs that have not been properly socialized as puppies may feel stressed in new social situations.

• Change in Family Dynamics: Events such as the arrival of a new baby, a family member moving out, or the loss of a family member (human or pet) can cause stress.

• Fearful Situations: Encounters with unfamiliar objects, situations, or people that trigger fear can lead to stress.

• Training Pressure: Harsh training methods or excessive pressure during training sessions can cause stress in dogs.

• Overstimulation: Overwhelming sensory input from crowded places, lots of activity, or unfamiliar stimuli can be stressful.

• First-time encounters with strangers including parties, etc.

• Environmental changes such as home renovations or moving furniture.

• Boarding or daycare

• Postoperative care

• Traveling in a car

UnRuffled Pets® Products can help in all these occasions.