A routine, not a rescue.
Twelve weeks, one drop at a time.

The wellness aisle is full of quick fixes. A chew before the fireworks. A spray before the vet. Applied at the right moment, they have their place.

But the dog who startles at every doorbell, or paces the hallway before a storm, or pants through every car ride, doesn't have a fireworks problem. They have an every-day problem. A single rescue dose is a band-aid on something that isn't a wound.

Our Calming Drops are built the other way: a small daily dose, given consistently, as part of the routine. Like the morning walk. Like dinner at six.

What plant terpenes are

Terpenes are the aromatic compounds that give plants their character. They're why lavender smells like lavender, why citrus zest bites, why cut grass smells like summer. Every plant carries them, in different combinations.

Our calming blend uses three: beta-caryophyllene (found in black pepper and clove), limonene (citrus peel) and myrcene (the soft herbal note in mango). They're carried in Tasmanian hemp seed oil, which is THC free and CBD free. The oil is the delivery vehicle. The terpenes are the point.

Why twelve weeks

A routine only works if you keep it. One drop on Monday doesn't carry through to Tuesday, which is why the course is designed to run daily, for roughly twelve weeks, rather than as-needed.

Twelve weeks is also long enough to actually know. Dogs don't fill in feedback forms. The way you find out whether a daily routine is helping your dog keep a calm, settled disposition is to hold everything else steady and watch: the doorbell, the car, the new café. Give it the full stretch before you judge it.

And if you get to the end and you've seen nothing? Then the drops aren't the right tool for your dog, and you should know that too. Not every dog responds. We'd rather say that here than have you find it out from a refund request.

How to dose

0.5ml, which is 10 drops, per 10kg of body weight, once daily. A 10kg cocker gets 10 drops. A 30kg labrador gets 30. Onto food, or straight into the mouth with the dropper.

A few practical notes:

1. Pick a time of day and keep it. The morning meal works for most households. Consistency matters more than the hour.
2. The drops taste faintly herbal. Most dogs take them on food without comment. Going direct with the dropper can take a few days of practice.
3. Refrigerate after opening. Terpenes degrade with heat and light, which is why the bottle is amber glass.

What the drops aren't

We're deliberate about this. The drops are a wellbeing routine for healthy dogs. They are not a treatment. They are not a sedative. They are not a substitute for veterinary care or behavioural training.

If your dog is in real distress, panic-level fear, hurting themselves when left alone, see your vet first. That's not fine print. It's the correct order of operations. Drops like ours can sit alongside professional help as part of a broader routine, and that's the most they should ever be asked to do.

For the everyday stuff, the dog who finds new things hard, who startles too much, who takes an hour to settle in a strange room, that's what the routine is for.

The honest pitch

We won't tell you these fix anxiety. We won't put a stopwatch on results. What we'll tell you is what's in the bottle, how to give it, and how long a fair trial takes.

Give it the twelve weeks. If it isn't right for your dog, our 14 day returns apply and we'll sort it, no interrogation. The routine either earns its place next to the leash hook or it doesn't.

General wellbeing support for healthy dogs. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. See your vet for health concerns.