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Lesstress for Pets – Stress and Anxiety Support
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Passionflower for Dogs, Cats, and Other Critters: A Natural Ally for Relaxation

Herbs For Pets 2 min read
Passionflower.

When it comes to keeping our pets calm and relaxed, nature has plenty of tools to offer. One such tool is passionflower. Not only is it a beautiful herb, it is a calming one too!

So, if you want to deal with thunderstorm nervousness or vet trip meltdowns, passionflower might be just what your fur kiddo needs!

Passionflower’s History

Passionflower (Passiflora incarnata) has been used for centuries, with Native American tribes first turning to it for relief from anxiety and insomnia. Its calming properties quickly caught the attention of European settlers, who began using it in the 17th century to treat a range of ailments.

The plant’s striking flowers inspired its name and helped spread its use across Europe, where it became a trusted remedy for nervous tension and stress. By the 1800s, passionflower was well-established in herbal medicine.

By the 1800s, passionflower was well established in herbal medicine

Today, passionflower is still valued for its ability to ease stress and improve sleep, with modern research backing up what ancient peoples first discovered: it’s a natural way to unwind.

Benefits of Passionflower for Pets

The benefits of passionflower extend beyond people – it includes dogs and other critters! In fact, researchers have even once found that it may perform similarly to certain anti-anxiety meds.

Unlike some sedative medications, passionflower is a natural, non-habit-forming remedy. This makes it a safe and sustainable option for long-term stress management, so your pet can feel their best without the worry of dependency.

Best of all, it helps pets with restlessness – and sleep is one of the most important things for your fur kiddo’s wellness and happiness!

Safety of Passionflower for Dogs and Other Pets

Pets generally well-tolerate passionflower. However, as always, we recommend talking to your vet before introducing any new supplement to your pet’s routine. And like any herb, do not give it to pets who are pregnant or lactating.

The dosage and quality of the herbal ingredients are crucial for safety and efficacy. We advise against using any herb without proper guidance and under the supervision of your pet’s veterinary team. NHV formulas are meticulously researched and made in a GMP-certified facility using only the highest quality organic or ethically harvested herbs. Each formulation was expertly developed by a holistic veterinarian and a master herbalist with a combined 50 years of experience in plant-based remedies. Through dedication and research, NHV formulations are safe and effective in extracting the medicinal properties of the herb through a patented process.

How to Start Passionflower for Dogs, Cats, and Other Critters

If your pet struggles with anxiety or you’re preparing for upcoming travel, get-togthers, or vet visits, introducing a natural supplement into their routine could be a game-changer. NHV Lesstress is holistic, all-natural solution to help your pet stay calm and comfortable without relying on harsh chemicals.

Featuring in Lesstress is passionflower, where it works alongside other ingredients like chamomile and lemon balm to naturally reduce stress – even if there are fireworks nearby!

Want to chat about about Lesstress? Reach out to our Pet Experts using the link below!

NHV Pet Experts

NHV Pet Experts

We have a dedicated group of pet expert professionals, including veterinarians, vet techs, and other pet professionals to guide you through any questions. We’re committed to your pet’s wellness and can offer additional tips, resources, nutritional advice, and more.

Published: January 24, 2025

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