Portable Drug-Free Pheromone Spray for On-the-Go Dog Calm
Product Description
The ThunderEase Calming Pheromone Spray for Dogs is a vet-recommended, drug-free solution for reducing stress-related behaviors in dogs at home and on the go. Powered by ADAPTIL, the #1 vet-recommended pheromone technology, it replicates the natural calming pheromones a mother dog releases while nursing her puppies. Each 60 mL bottle delivers approximately 50 applications, and each application lasts 4 to 5 hours, making it ideal for situational anxiety relief.
Benefits
Ingredients
Composition Table
| Ingredient | Quantity |
Analog of Dog Pheromone
2%
Isopropanol q.s.
60 mL
How to Use
Directions for Use
Disclaimer: Product information and usage guidelines are provided by the manufacturer. Always use products as directed on the label and consult your veterinarian before use if you have any concerns regarding your pet’s health.
Additional Information
Precautions
Possible Side Effects
Shipping and Returns
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What is the active ingredient in the ThunderEase Calming Pheromone Spray for Dogs?
Ans: The ThunderEase Calming Pheromone Spray contains an analogue of dog appeasing pheromone at a 2% concentration, carried in 60 mL of isopropanol. This synthetic pheromone replicates the natural calming signals a nursing mother dog releases to comfort her puppies.
Q2: How long does each application of the ThunderEase Calming Pheromone Spray last?
Ans: Each application of the ThunderEase Calming Pheromone Spray lasts approximately 4 to 5 hours. The 60 mL bottle delivers around 50 applications when used at the recommended 8 to 10 pumps per use.
Q3: Can the ThunderEase Calming Pheromone Spray be sprayed directly on my dog?
Ans: No. The manufacturer specifies that the spray should never be applied directly on dogs. It should be sprayed on objects, surfaces, kennels, car interiors, or the ThunderShirt ThunderPatch, and the area should be allowed to sit for 15 minutes before the dog is introduced.
Q4: How is the ThunderEase Spray different from the ThunderEase Diffuser and Collar?
Ans: The spray is best suited for situational or on-the-go anxiety relief, such as car rides, vet visits, or travel, as it provides targeted, short-duration calming for up to 4 to 5 hours per application. The diffuser and collar are better suited for continuous, at-home calming support.
Q5: Is the ThunderEase Calming Pheromone Spray safe for use around people and other pets?
Ans: Yes. The pheromone analogue used in the spray is species-specific and only detectable by dogs. It will not produce behavioral effects in humans or other animals in the household when used as directed.
Q6: Can the ThunderEase Spray be used with the ThunderShirt?
Ans: Yes. The manufacturer recommends spraying 2 to 3 bursts directly onto the ThunderPatch on the ThunderShirt for maximum combined calming effect. This combination is particularly effective for travel, thunderstorms, fireworks, and separation stress.
Q7: How should the ThunderEase Calming Pheromone Spray be stored?
Ans: The spray should be stored in a cool, well-ventilated area away from heat, sunlight, and ignition sources. The bottle contains isopropanol, which is flammable, so it must be kept away from open flames and must not be used while smoking.
Q8: Can the ThunderEase Calming Pheromone Spray be used alongside medications or other treatments?
Ans: Yes. According to the manufacturer, ThunderEase may be used in conjunction with medications or other treatments. It pairs effectively with the ThunderEase Collar, Diffuser, and ThunderWunders calming chews for a more comprehensive calming approach.
Q9: Is the ThunderEase Calming Pheromone Spray appropriate for dogs of all ages?
Ans: Yes. The ThunderEase Calming Pheromone Spray is appropriate for dogs of any age, from puppies to senior dogs. However, the manufacturer states it is not recommended for hyperactivity or aggression; a veterinarian or professional trainer should be consulted for those behaviors.





















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