Dog Rocks - Pet Remedy - Calming Pheromone Mini Spray 15ml- Natural Stress Relief for Pets

Yes, to all my rabbit friends this does great for car rides. Anytime I’m driving back home to Alabama from Pennsylvania I use this. It tends to calm my bunny more then if I didn’t use it. He is more relaxed but still awake and all. It just gives him a little bit of relaxed to take the edge of the long drive. I suggest just spraying it on the fur, unless your bunny has allergies or it has irritated there skin. You can also just spray it a few inches away from them not in there face or anything. The last resort is to spray their cage like one spray helps. I usually have to spray maybe 3 times throughout one trip.

Bought it for my rabbit to make sure he’d stay calm when I had to take him on a flight with me and it seems to do the trick! I rubbed a little on his nose before and he was laying down and dozing in his carrier!Con: the smell of the spray is a little strong so I wouldn’t advise to spray it or use it in the cabin of the airplane!

It's fantastic! So good that I bought the larger size. Love that it works quickly! I call it the 'happy spray' - it lasts for a short time, but long enough to address behavior, trim nails or prevent a spat with the cats. I also have the plug-in.

I didn't notice any difference in my dog that has separation anxiety, but it may just be that my dog is immune to it or too high strung. Was hoping this would help before I started considering putting her on anti-anxiety meds.My dog is an ANGEL when she's with just me or people she knows. She can't handle seeing strangers walk by or up to us, she growls like she's going to rip their throats out. I've tested it (with very trusting friends, ha) and find that if I let her go up to that person, she does end up smelling them and calming down, but only if they speak calmly to her and slowly hold their hand out for her to smell. If they tried to reach down too quickly she would definitely snap at them.She was also housebroken for a full year, but all of the sudden began peeing on the couch any time we were gone. It wouldn't be a lot, just a small amount, and she tried to hide it under a throw pillow, blanket, etc. I took her to the vet to be sure she didn't have a UTI, and she was healthy. No idea why this started after a year, nothing changed in the house hold. For a while we thought it was a submissive thing, that she was doing it in a spot that smelled like us, but not the case. We started blocking the couch off when we left and she would have zero issues (she gets let outside at lunch every day, so she never has to hold it more than 5-6 hours), but if we left a towel down on the floor, she would pee on it. Anything soft, she would pee on. And a clean towel doesn't smell like us. So all we can figure is that it's a separation anxiety issue.Long story short, this didn't seem to help unfortunately. But hopefully it helps others!

I'm not sure if this really helps or not but it's definitely worth a try before putting your dog on any anxiety meds

I ordered a bottle of this and hope that it would help calm my dog. The first bottle was rancid and old. Smelled horrible for you sunshine oils. They easily replaced it, but the second bottle leaked all over the packaging and wasn’t sealed correctly. Very disappointed in something I had so much hope for.

Maybe I should have read other reviews first before I sprayed it around where my rabbit sleeps. Smells disgusting like a B.O or pee smell so gross and super strong

Great product, had a noticeable calming effect on my nervous dog.