Complete your purchase by bringing the quantity you would like to order to checkout, then proceed whenever you are ready to place it. CanisLabs™ Calming Powder is an unflavoured dog supplement designed to mix into meals. Its five-component formula combines L-theanine, ashwagandha extract, magnesium glycinate, chamomile extract and passionflower extract.
Five Listed Formula Components
The listed amounts are:
- L-theanine: 200 mg.
- Ashwagandha extract, KSM-66®: 150 mg.
- Magnesium glycinate: 100 mg.
- Chamomile extract: 75 mg.
- Passionflower extract: 50 mg.
KSM-66® identifies the ashwagandha extract used in this formulation. Magnesium is supplied in glycinate form, while chamomile and passionflower provide two further botanical extracts. The magnesium figure refers to the listed glycinate ingredient; it should not be interpreted as an elemental magnesium amount. The ingredient listing names the compounds separately, making the composition clear when reviewing it alongside your dog’s existing supplements.
A Meal-Based Supplement Format
CanisLabs™ Calming Powder is intended for owners seeking a calming-support addition to their dog’s daily routine. The powder format places the supplement in a meal, which may suit dogs that do not readily accept a separate chew or treat.
The product is designed for ongoing daily feeding. A consistent routine can make administration easier to track, but regular use does not guarantee a particular behavioural response. Keep any prescribed treatment or established behavioural plan in place unless your veterinarian recommends changes.
Frequently Asked Questions
How Do I Give It To My Dog?
The feeding guide specifies one scoop daily, mixed into the morning meal, for all dog sizes. It can be stirred into either wet or dry food. Confirm suitability with your veterinarian before starting.
Is Any Flavouring Added?
No added flavouring is listed. The unflavoured format is intended to blend into food, although acceptance depends on the individual dog and cannot be guaranteed for every picky eater.
Are There Any Inactive Ingredients?
Yes. Maltodextrin is listed as a flow agent, and silicon dioxide as an anti-caking ingredient. The formula should therefore not be described as containing active ingredients alone.
Can I Combine It With Other Calming Products?
Ask your veterinarian before combining CanisLabs™ Calming Powder with other supplements or medication. Different formats may contain overlapping ingredients, so review the complete formulations together before introducing a combination.
Will It Calm My Dog Within Thirty Minutes?
No specific onset or outcome can be guaranteed. Persistent anxiety, distress or a change in behaviour warrants professional assessment rather than relying solely on a supplement or increasing the serving yourself.







