🐶 AKC Calming Coat for Dogs: American Kennel Club's Solution for Anti-Anxiety and Stress Relief Review

Our best friend is a Havanese who is very afraid of thunder and fireworks. We were skeptical of the Thunder t-shirt, but we knew it would help hold it on during an episode. So we tried this product and it unexpectedly helped. This is not a cure but a help. In addition, our brand AKC is of very good quality, soft, perfect fit and easy to use. Our little fella doesn't usually wear a shirt, but he's happy to let us wear this one, so he needs to know it helps.

I would like to give this a 5 star rating as it is exactly as advertised but my dog hates this item. Honestly, it's funny how much she hates it. We got this after having a border collie puppy that was just a bit of a nuisance. When she put that vest on, she *was* careful not to bark or cry, but she also just curled up and refused to move while putting it on. My kids told me I broke the dog putting this on her. This will probably work well for most puppies, but not for me. But it's okay. I'm…

My 11 year old chihuahua terrier mix was always terrified of fireworks which paralyzed her for hours. If it was New Year's Eve or the 4th, she would be found in a dark corner of the house for the rest of the night, panting, trembling and panicking, no matter how much attention/scrubbing/supplements/treats were given to her. It will be hours before she returns to normal. Even if it had been one firework display in the middle of the year, one random shot, she would have done just that. But that…

I have a 90 pound Staffordshire Bull Terrier who is literally a big baby who is afraid of his own shadow and sudden loud noises. She will have insane panic attacks panting, shaking, gasping, pacing, hiding in closets or bathtubs, and they will continue for hours even after the noise has subsided. We recently had a carbon monoxide detector battery alert that put her into an episode. But of course, the week before and after July 4th is the worst. We've tried everything from prescription drugs…

The newest addition to our extended family is a very young yellow labrador mix named Louie. What he lacks in self-control and manners he makes up for in happiness and joy. He's a bright and happy guy who was apparently fired because of severe separation anxiety. My parents adopted him from the local animal welfare agency, unaware that he had the ability to gnaw his way out of a metal-framed box and tear a seven-foot patchwork quilt to pieces in under 45 minutes. Needless to say we are working…