SFR Calming Herbal Parfait, Peaceful Mood, 4 oz cup

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Help Your Pets Find Calm This 4th of July with SFRAW Calming Herbal Parfaits!

Fireworks and celebrations can be stressful for sound sensitive individuals. Support their nervous system naturally with our limited-run Calming Cup Herbal Parfaits— functional, botanical frozen delights for pets, made with organic herbs that promote a peaceful and calm state.

✨ Choose from four soothing blends:

?Evening Calm (Chamomile, Valerian Root & Lavender)

?Joyful Bloom (Chamomile, St. John’s Wort & Catnip)

?Soothing Petals (Lemon Balm, Catnip & Lavender)

️Peaceful Mood (Lemon Balm, St. John’s Wort & Valerian Root)

 

Each 4 oz. parfait features local sheep milk yogurt, local raw wildflower honey, bee pollen, topped with edible flowers for a calming, feel good treat.

 

?? Suggested Amount To Feed:

¼ parfait for small dogs or cats

½ parfait for medium dogs

Full parfait for large to giant breeds

 

For Periodic Occasional Use Only, not intended for daily use.

 

IMPORTANT: Do not use Calming Cup Herbal Parfaits if your pet is currently taking any medications, prescription drugs, or other OTC calming products—except for Rescue Remedy, which is safe to use alongside these frosty delights. Consult your veterinarian with any questions about your pet’s needs.

 

Help your animals feel safe, soothed, and supported this holiday—naturally!

 

Herbal Ingredients for Occasional Anxiety and Stress Relief (not intended for daily use)

 

Below is a summary of each herb's beneficial properties for reducing anxiety, managing stress, and promoting calm, based on their mechanisms of action and clinical evidence.

 

CHAMOMILE

Properties: Binds to GABA receptors in the brain, mimicking anti-anxiety medications like benzodiazepines.

Functions: Reduces nervous system activity, easing tension and panic attacks. Shortens sleep onset time and improves sleep quality via mild sedative effects. Regulates circadian rhythm and relaxes muscles.

 

VALERIAN ROOT

Properties: Contains valerenic acid and flavonoids that interact with neurotransmitters.

Functions: Lowers blood pressure and heart rate during stress. Promotes relaxation without significant sedation.

 

LAVENDER (DRIED)

Properties: Modulates the parasympathetic nervous system.

Functions: Regulates heart rate, breathing, and stress hormones. Improves mood and sleep quality while reducing restlessness.

 

CATNIP

Properties: Acts as a calming sedative for anxiety paired with restlessness.

Functions: Eases nervous tension and physical agitation. Soothes stomach upset linked to stress.

 

  1. JOHN’S WORT

Properties: Preserves neurotransmitters (serotonin, dopamine, GABA).

Functions: Creates an "antidepressant effect" that reduces anxiety. Enhances GABA activity, similar to anti-anxiety medications.

 

LEMON BALM

Properties: Boosts GABA levels and serotonin activity.

Functions: Induces calm without drowsiness. Alleviates mild depression linked to stress.

 

SHEEP MILK YOGURT

Properties: Rich in tryptophan, B-vitamins (B-12), lysine, arginine, magnesium, and probiotics.

Functions: Increases serotonin production for mood regulation. Lowers cortisol and supports gut-brain axis balance. Contains Lactium®, a bioactive peptide that reduces cortisol.

 

Key Mechanisms of Action

Herb/Ingredient

Primary Neurotransmitter/Pathway

Physical Effect

Chamomile

GABA receptors

Muscle relaxation, sleep regulation

Valerian Root

Neurotransmitter modulation

Lowers blood pressure

Lavender

Parasympathetic nervous system

Slows heart rate, regulates breathing

Catnip

Nervous system calming

Reduces restlessness

St. John’s Wort

Serotonin/GABA preservation

Mood stabilization

Lemon Balm

GABA and serotonin boost

Non-sedating calm

Sheep Milk Yogurt

Serotonin synthesis, cortisol reduction

Gut-brain axis support

 

These ingredients work synergistically to address both emotional and physical symptoms of stress, promoting holistic calm when used appropriately. Always consult a veterinarian for pet-specific dosing.