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Stress Relief
The Bob Martin range has every product you need to keep your pet happy, healthy and free from Fleas, Ticks & Worms
Bob Martin Stress Relief
Dog owners should use Bob Martin’s vitamins, minerals and supplements to keep their pooches in tip-top condition, whether as a puppy, in convalescence or in old age, to make sure they’re as happy and healthy as possible throughout their lives.
Since our founding in 1892 by Robert Martin, who identified a need to give pets the nutrition they required, we’ve been at the forefront of pet supplements.
Our range utilises natural ingredients, including vitamins, minerals herbals, botanicals, amino acids, enzymes and many other nutrients.
Taken as part of a balanced diet, the Bob Martin product range has everything you need to keep your pet happy and healthy, so they can live their best life.
Anxiety & Behaviour Products
Whether faced with separation anxiety, loud bangs or strange noises, dog owners will be well versed that their pets can often become anxious or stressed.
When faced with these stressful situations, it’s really important to comfort your pet. But as a further line of defence, you can also look to natural herbal remedies to calm them down and keep them happy.
When to use:
Bob Martin Calm Oil, can be used regularly on all dogs whenever they face stressful situations, such as:
- Loud noises.
- When travelling.
- When visiting the vets or kennels.
- During firework celebrations or thunderstorms.
- When home alone and anxious.
The supplements can be given daily, and contains:
Chamomile Oil – a traditional herbal remedy, used as a mild sedative to calm nerves and reduce anxiety.
Ginger Oil – which has anti-inflammatory properties and can be helpful in easing feelings of nausea.
Valerian Oil – which is renowned for its balancing, soothing and relaxing properties for both the mind and the body.
Please note: They are not to be taken in the place of drugs or medicines, as they are not intended to treat, diagnose or cure diseases. If you’re worried about your pet, please consult your vet.
