Activ Stress – Stress & Anxiety Dog Supplement
Benefits of Activ Stress: Beyond Calming Anxiety
Immediate Calming Effects:
- Reduces Stress and Anxiety: Helps dogs remain calm during stressful or unpredictable situations.
- Improves Focus: Enhances clarity and composure for better behaviour and training outcomes.
- Promotes Restful Sleep: Encourages relaxation and restorative rest.
- Balances Emotions: Stabilises mood, reducing overreactions and fear.
Long-Term Fixes for Root Issues:
- Supports a Healthy Gut-Brain Connection: Activ Stress works with Microbiome Assist technology to enhance the gut’s impact on emotional stability.
- Strengthens Resilience: Regular use improves your dog’s ability to handle stress over time.
- Addresses Underlying Imbalances: Targets the root causes of anxiety, not just the symptoms, for lasting improvement.
- Encourages Positive Behaviour Patterns: Reduces destructive tendencies caused by fear or nervousness.
- Improves Overall Well-being: A calmer, balanced dog is a happier, healthier companion.
Activ Stress doesn’t just soothe temporary stress—it provides a holistic solution that resolves underlying issues, ensuring your dog thrives in any situation.
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Ingredients
“ACTIV STRESS” contains Trypsin Digest of Casein, a natural product derived from Casein. Casein, a protein found in milk, is known for its calming effects on newborns during breastfeeding. When combined with Microbiome Assist, Activ Stress helps your dog adjust and remain calm in unusual or unpredictable situations that cause stress and anxiety. This combination promotes a sense of calm and resilience, enabling your dog to handle challenging environments more effectively.
Activ Stress: Optimal for Conditioning and Training
Activ Stress is an ideal supplement for conditioning and training dogs to handle various situations with ease. Administering Activ Stress before potentially stressful events, such as leaving your dog alone, can help reduce separation anxiety. Additionally, giving your dog Activ Stress 30 minutes before navigating busy streets or visiting a café can significantly reduce stress levels and help condition them to understand that these situations are safe and manageable. By incorporating Activ Stress into your dog’s routine, you support their emotional well-being and promote a calmer, more confident demeanor in challenging environments.
Benefits of Activ Stress
Activ Stress uses the calming effects of Trypsin Digest of Casein, derived from milk protein, to naturally soothe your dog’s nerves. Whether it’s separation anxiety or an unfamiliar environment, Activ Stress helps reduce fear and promotes a sense of security.
By alleviating stress and anxiety, Activ Stress allows your dog to maintain focus in challenging situations. This supplement helps your dog stay clear-headed and composed, whether during training sessions or in new surroundings.
The calming properties of Activ Stress not only ease anxiety but also encourage restful sleep. By promoting relaxation, this supplement helps your dog achieve a deep, restorative sleep, essential for overall health and well-being.
Activ Stress supports emotional stability by reducing stress-related behaviors and promoting a calm demeanor. It helps your dog navigate stressful situations with greater ease, ensuring a balanced emotional state in day-to-day life.
MICROBIOME ASSIST
Activ Dog Health is revolutionising pet wellness with Microbiome Assist, a groundbreaking advancement in Postbiotic formulations that no other company in the world is using. This cutting-edge technology is the key to enhancing your dog's Microbiome, supporting gut health, boosting immunity, and improving overall well-being. Microbiome Assist delivers unmatched results. We don’t follow trends—we set them.
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Train Your Dog's Stress Away
Desensitisation training is the gold standard for reducing stress and anxiety. Activ Stress supports the journey with Casein for short-term calming support and Psychobiotics for long-term gut-brain health. Access our free training guide today.
Objective: To condition a fearful dog to be more confident and less anxious in specific situations.
FOLLOW THE STEP-BY-STEP PROCESS BELOW:
Controlled Exposure
Consistent Training
Practice in Real Situations
Example Training Scenario- One:
Fear of Loud Noises:
Many dogs become anxious during thunderstorms, fireworks, heavy rain, or even household noises such as vacuum cleaners. The goal is not to force your dog to tolerate these situations, but to gradually teach them that these sounds are safe and nothing to fear.
Step 1: Prepare for Success
Give your dog Activ Stress approximately 30 minutes before the training session. Activ Stress contains Trypsin Digest of Casein, which can help support calm behaviour in the short term, while the Psychobiotics help support the gut-brain axis over time.
Choose a quiet, familiar environment where your dog feels safe and relaxed.
Step 2: Start Below Their Fear Threshold
Play a recording of thunder or fireworks at an extremely low volume. The sound should be quiet enough that your dog notices it but does not show signs of stress.
Watch your dog's body language closely. If they remain relaxed, reward them with treats, praise, or a favourite toy.
Step 3: Build Positive Associations
Continue playing the sound while engaging your dog in activities they enjoy.
You might:
- Practice simple obedience exercises
- Play a game
- Offer high-value treats
- Provide gentle affection if your dog enjoys it
The goal is for your dog to associate the noise with positive experiences.
Step 4: Progress Slowly
Over multiple sessions, gradually increase the volume.
Never increase the volume if your dog is showing signs of anxiety such as:
- Panting
- Pacing
- Trembling
- Hiding
- Excessive barking
- Refusing food
If these behaviours appear, reduce the volume and return to a level where your dog is comfortable.
Step 5: Move Towards Real-Life Situations
Once your dog can comfortably tolerate the recording at normal volume, begin exposing them to real-world situations.
During actual storms or fireworks:
- Continue using Activ Stress
- Provide rewards for calm behaviour
- Avoid excessive reassurance
- Allow your dog access to a safe retreat area
Over time, many dogs become significantly more confident and less reactive.
The key is consistency. Small improvements repeated over weeks often create lasting behavioural change.
By following this structured approach, you can effectively use Activ Stress to help your dog overcome fear and build confidence in challenging situations.
Example Training Scenario - Two:
Separation Anxiety
Dogs with separation anxiety often become distressed when left alone. They may bark, howl, destroy furniture, pace, or become extremely clingy.
Step 1: Use Activ Stress Before Training
Administer Activ Stress approximately 30 minutes before training sessions.
This can help reduce emotional arousal while your dog learns new coping skills.
Step 2: Practice Very Short Departures
Start by leaving the room for just 5 to 10 seconds.
Return before your dog becomes anxious.
Remain calm and neutral when leaving and returning.
Step 3: Reward Relaxation
When your dog remains calm during your absence, reward them.
The reward may be:
- A food treat
- Verbal praise
- A favourite toy
Your dog learns that calm behaviour causes good things to happen.
Step 4: Gradually Increase Time
Increase your absence slowly:
- 10 seconds
- 30 seconds
- 1 minute
- 3 minutes
- 5 minutes
Only progress when your dog remains relaxed.
Step 5: Generalise the Training
Practice leaving through different doors, picking up keys, putting on shoes, or performing other departure routines.
Many dogs become anxious from these cues before their owner has even left.
By repeatedly pairing these activities with calm experiences, your dog learns there is nothing to worry about.
Combined with Activ Stress, many owners find their dogs become more independent and confident over time.
By following this structured approach, you can effectively use Activ Stress to help your dog overcome fear and build confidence in challenging situations.
Example Training Scenario - Three:
Fear of Visitors and New People
Some dogs become nervous or reactive when visitors arrive at the home.
Rather than forcing interactions, gradual desensitisation can help build confidence.
Step 1: Begin with Activ Stress
Provide Activ Stress approximately 30 minutes before the visitor arrives.
This can help support a calmer learning environment.
Step 2: Create Distance
Ask a friend or family member to stand at a distance where your dog remains comfortable.
The visitor should completely ignore the dog.
No eye contact.
No talking to the dog.
No attempts to pat the dog.
Step 3: Reward Calm Behaviour
Whenever your dog looks at the visitor calmly, reward them immediately.
Your dog begins learning:
"People appear = good things happen."
Step 4: Reduce Distance Gradually
Across multiple sessions, slowly reduce the distance between your dog and the visitor.
Allow your dog to approach at their own pace.
Never force interaction.
Confidence grows much faster when the dog feels in control.
Step 5: Expand to Different People
Once your dog is comfortable with one person, repeat the process with:
- Men
- Women
- Children
- People wearing hats
- People carrying bags
This helps your dog learn that unfamiliar people are safe and predictable.
When combined with Activ Stress and consistent training, many dogs develop dramatically improved confidence around visitors and strangers.
