All mother animals release substances called "appeasing" pheromones while they are lactating (producing milk). The purpose of these is to reassure and calm the offspring. These reassuring properties remain effective for adult animals too. D.A.P. products contain a synthetic form of the natural canine appeasing pheromone and can help to stop or prevent fear related behaviour in puppies and adult dogs such as destruction, vocalisation, house soiling or excessive licking. D.A.P.products help to comfort puppies and adult dogs in situations they may find worrying or which make them apprehensive (visitors, strangers, vet visits, firework seasons, new or unpredictable situations). This is a particularly good product to consider if you are getting a new puppy as it can help your new puppy settle quickly into its new home.

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D.A.P Diffuser

D.A.P can help if your dog is nervous or frightened. This may be expressed as whining, whimpering, barking, panting, salivation, house soiling or destructiveness. D.A.P is particularly useful for new puppies and can help them to settle in their new home and reduces the stress of travelling. D.A.P. diffuser may be especially useful if your dog gets very anxious while you are away from home. D.A.P diffuser is easy to use- just plug it in like a normal diffuser and it wiil help to keep your dog settled and content. 1 diffuser lasts approximately 4 weeks and is active from 50 to 70 sq.m. Plug in D.A.P. in the room most used by the dog. The duration of use may be adapted according to the needs of your dog.

Brand or generic name: D.A.P

Made by: CEVA Animal Health Ltd

Legal category: Non-Medicinal Product

D.A.P Diffuser £19.67 incl. VAT

D.A.P Diffuser refill 48ml £13.95 incl. VAT

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