• Anxiety and Stress: May help reduce general stress and anxiety in pets.
• Phobias: Helps manage fear of loud noises, such as thunderstorms and fireworks.
• Separation Anxiety: May ease distress in pets when they are left alone.
• Psychomotor Agitation: It can help calm agitated animals. 
• Sleep Cycle Regulation: Helps manage insomnia, promote relaxation, and maintain normal sleep patterns. 

ADMINISTRATION

• Directly by Mouth: Tablet can be placed at back of animal’s tongue and their mouth gently closed to encourage swallowing.
• Hidden in Food/Treats: The tablet can be concealed within a small amount of wet food, a treat, a specialized “pill pocket” treat, or a pet-safe substance like xylitol-free peanut butter to ensure the animal consumes the full dose.
• Crushed/Mixed (check with vet first): Depending on the tablet type (some human extended-release tablets should not be crushed), it can sometimes be crushed into a powder and sprinkled over food.