It’s only natural that pet parents can sometimes feel the anxiety of finding products that can keep feline pets at ease, relaxing, and mellow. Well, now you can stop feeling anxious and relax! Calming Bites are the relief you’re looking for if you need a functional supplement that can help your cat with normal stress! This functional chewable cat supplement features Sensoril Ashwagandha and Suntheanine, an advanced form of L-Theanine to support relaxation and calmness for your feline pet. Plus, these soft chews also include Valerian Root, Melatonin, Chamomile, Vitamin B1 (Thiamine Mononitrate), and L Tryptophan for additional support to keep your kitty companion calm. Best of all, cats love the delicious bacon flavor that’ll give your cat an itch for more. Also, pet parents can treat themselves to a sigh of relief knowing that their cat can maintain composure during thunderstorms, separation, everyday anxiety, neighboring cats and dogs, fireworks, car rides and travel, and other moments of normal stress. They’ll feel happy and zesty, which treats you to even more good (and calmer) moments and memories!

• Zesty Paws Calming Bites, Stress Relief Supplement for Cats, 30-Count
• Got a Scaredy Cat?: Zesty Paws Calming Bites are salmon-flavored chewables with natural ingredients that promote composure for cats with normal stress and aggression troubles.
• Features Suntheanine: Each chew treat contains Suntheanine, a clinically studied form of L-Theanine that helps promote a sense of relaxation and calmness for your kitty companion.
• Melatonin for Normal Stress: Whether it’s a thunderstorm, fireworks, other animals, or when company comes over, the Melatonin in each bite helps compose and relax your feline for behavioral support.
• Helps with Normal Hyperactive Behavior: Each chew contains Thiamine and Chamomile, which may help with normal hyper active tendencies (jumping, biting, and clawing) at home or during car travel.
• Advanced Ingredients: The Thiamine, L-Tryptophan, L-Theanine, Chamomile in these chews may help with signs of normal stress such as hiding, excessive meowing, or changes in appetite.