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Old 25-10-2009, 08:27 PM
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Re: Proven remedy's for bonfire night

I have tried almost everything.
The most effective I have tried to date is a drug called Alprazolam (xanax).
this can be given prior to and during the traumatic event and greatly reduces the anxiety without effecting his ability to go about normally.
I am not saying my dog is oblivious to the fireworks, he is still very much aware but the fearful behaviour he normally displays is greatly reduced and he is still very much alert and with it!
Ask ur vet if they can prescribe it for ur dog it is the best drug by far and i have probs gone through the lot inc the holistic remedies.
Any vet who still gives out Acp is very much out of date and adding to the problem of noise phobic dogs....refuse this drug!
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Old 26-10-2009, 09:42 AM
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Re: Proven remedy's for bonfire night

Thanks I will be looking into some of the products.

We are very chilled laid back people and do ignore the dogs behavior when the fireworks go off, we don't fuss them ect..so i don't think we are adding to there stress.

They don't mind the odd one leading up to bonfire, but some of the fireworks are stupidly loud and as said before are like bombs going off, they make me jump and I understand what they are, the dogs don't, so that's why I am looking for a product that will just help to keep them calm so they don't get so stressed.

Thanks for all the help but will be going down the product route!!
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