Activ Stress – Stress & Anxiety Dog Supplement

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Hiding, Pacing, Barking or Struggling With Stressful Situations?

Stress can show up in different ways, including restlessness, clinginess, barking, trembling, difficulty settling or reacting strongly to everyday triggers.

Activ Stress supports calm behaviour, emotional balance and stress resilience with two complementary types of support: Trypsin Digest of Casein for more immediate stressful moments, and Psychobiotics to support the gut-brain connection over time.

    Why Activ Stress Is Different

    ✅ Two types of stress support - casein-based calming support + Psychobiotics
    ✅ Supports the gut-brain connection over time
    ✅ Designed to work alongside training and desensitisation
    ✅ Microbiome Assist™ technology
    ✅ Natural freeze-dried daily treat - no powders or tablets

    Does This Sound Like Your Dog?
    • Pacing or difficulty settling
    • Barking or whining when left alone
    • Trembling during storms or fireworks
    • Becoming clingy or restless
    • Stress around grooming or vet visits
    • Reactivity around visitors or unfamiliar people
    • Difficulty coping with travel or car rides
    • Becoming overwhelmed in busy environments
    • Struggling with changes in routine
    • Showing stress before a known trigger even happens

    These behaviours can have many causes, but the gut-brain connection plays an important role in stress responses. Activ Stress is designed to support a calmer state while you work on the underlying trigger through training, routine and gradual desensitisation.

    Everyday Stress Support From the Inside Out

    ✅ Supports Calm Behaviour
    ✅ Supports Focus During Training
    ✅ Supports Relaxation
    ✅ Supports Emotional Balance

    Maintenance Feeding: 3 treats per day
    Increased Support Feeding: 6 treats per day for short periods when additional support is needed

    Each pack contains approximately 300 g of fresh ingredients, gently freeze-dried down to 100 g.

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    Ingredients & Formula

    Activ Stress combines an all-natural freeze-dried treat base with targeted ingredients selected to support calm behaviour, emotional balance and the gut-brain connection.

    • Venison, Sweet Potato & QLD Blue Pumpkin - a simple, natural treat base designed for everyday feeding.
    • Trypsin Digest of Casein - a milk protein-derived ingredient selected to help support calm behaviour and relaxation during stressful situations.
    • Psychobiotics - selected to help support the gut-brain connection and longer-term emotional balance.
    • Microbiome Assist™ - supports targeted microbiome and gut-brain support.
    • Postbiotic support - helps support the gut environment and overall wellbeing.
    • Freeze-dried - no messy powders or tablets.

    Activ Stress is designed specifically for dogs experiencing everyday stress and known stressful triggers, while working alongside training and desensitisation.

    100 g per pack • 3 treats per day for Maintenance Feeding

    Maintenance Feeding vs Increased Support Feeding

    Maintenance Feeding – 3 treats per day
    For everyday, ongoing use. Once your dog is doing well, continue with 3 treats per day to provide consistent daily stress and gut-brain support.

    Increased Support Feeding – 6 treats per day
    During periods when your dog needs additional support, the daily amount can be increased to 6 treats per day for a short period before returning to the normal Maintenance Feeding amount.

    Always start with Maintenance Feeding first.
    Allow approximately one week for your dog to adjust before increasing.

    Sensitive tummy?
    If your dog develops loose stools when first starting, reduce to approximately half the Maintenance amount for the first week, then gradually build back up.

    Extra support when they need it. Maintenance support when they’re doing well.

    NEW TO ACTIV STRESS?

    STEP 1

    START

    Begin with the normal Maintenance Feeding amount: 3 treats per day.

    STEP 2

    ALLOW 1 WEEK

    Give your dog approximately one week to adjust.

    Sensitive tummy?
    If stools become loose when first starting, reduce to approximately half the Maintenance amount for the first week, then gradually build back up.

    STEP 3

    MAINTAIN OR INCREASE

    Continue with the normal Maintenance Feeding amount for everyday stress support.

    During periods of increased stress, training, desensitisation or known stressful events, move to the Increased Support Feeding amount of 6 treats per day for a short period.

    STEP 4

    RETURN TO MAINTENANCE

    Once they’re doing well, return to 3 treats per day for ongoing daily support.

    Extra support when they need it. Maintenance support when they’re doing well.

    Not sure when your dog may need extra stress support?


    Learn how to introduce Activ Stress, when Increased Support Feeding may be useful, and how to return to Maintenance Feeding once they’re doing well.

    Activ Stress + Training: A Better Approach

    Activ Stress is designed to work alongside structured training and desensitisation, not replace it.

    Using Activ Stress before a known stressful event or training session may help support a calmer learning state. This can be especially useful during periods of separation stress, grooming, travel, storms or fireworks, visits from unfamiliar people, busy environments, veterinary visits or time spent in new places.

    Casein-based support helps during more immediate stressful moments, while Psychobiotics support the gut-brain connection over time.

    Everyday support

    When Activ Stress May Be Useful

    Separation stress

    Grooming

    Travel

    Vet visits

    Storms and fireworks

    Visitors

    Busy environments

    New places

    Changes in routine

    Training and desensitisation sessions

    For known triggers, consistency matters. Use Activ Stress as part of your dog’s normal routine rather than relying on it as a one-off fix.

    Two Types of Support in One Daily Formula

    For Stressful Moments

    Trypsin Digest of Casein is selected to help support calm behaviour and relaxation during situations such as separation, grooming, travel, loud noises, visitors or unfamiliar environments.

    For Ongoing Gut-Brain Support

    Psychobiotics help support the gut-brain connection and everyday stress resilience over time.

    More immediate support + ongoing support. One formula designed for dogs under stress.

    Everyday Stress Support

    Activ Stress uses Trypsin Digest of Casein, derived from milk protein, to help support a calmer response during stressful situations such as separation, loud noises, travel, grooming or unfamiliar environments.

    By helping support a calmer state, Activ Stress may help dogs stay more settled and focused during training, desensitisation sessions or new surroundings.

    Activ Stress helps encourage relaxation and emotional balance, especially during known stressful events. It is designed to support calm behaviour without relying on sedation.

    Activ Stress combines casein-based calming support with Psychobiotics for the gut-brain connection, helping support everyday stress resilience and calmer responses over time.

    MICROBIOME ASSIST™

    Activ Pet Health is advancing pet wellness with Microbiome Assist™, our proprietary formulation and delivery platform for targeted microbiome support.

    In Activ Stress, Microbiome Assist™ helps support the gut-brain connection through Psychobiotics, helping dogs build better emotional balance and stress resilience over time.

    Combined with casein-based calming support, Activ Stress is designed to support both short-term calm and longer-term gut-brain health.

    We focus on meaningful formulation, targeted support and practical use alongside training and desensitisation.

    Stress Doesn’t Always Look Dramatic.

    It can look like:

    Pacing

    Trembling

    Excessive barking

    Clinginess

    Hiding

    Difficulty settling

    Reactivity

    Refusing food during stressful moments

    Stress before a known trigger

    Difficulty coping with changes

    Understanding the behaviour is the first step. Supporting the gut-brain connection can be part of a wider stress-management approach.

    Support Calm Behaviour With Training + Desensitisation

    Desensitisation training is one of the most effective ways to help dogs build confidence around stressful triggers.

    Activ Stress supports this process with casein-based calming support for more immediate stressful moments and Psychobiotics for longer-term gut-brain support.

    Use Activ Stress alongside structured training to help your dog build calmer, more confident responses over time.

    Objective: To help condition a fearful or stressed dog to feel more confident and settled in specific situations.

    FOLLOW THE STEP-BY-STEP PROCESS BELOW:

    Determine the specific situations or stimuli that cause fear, stress or anxiety in your dog. Common triggers include loud noises, unfamiliar environments, visitors, grooming, travel, other animals or specific objects.
    Give Activ Stress to your dog around 30 minutes before exposing them to the identified trigger or starting a training session. This may help support a calmer state before training begins.

    Controlled Exposure

    Begin with a mild version of the trigger in a controlled environment. For example, if your dog is afraid of loud noises, start with a low volume sound.
    Use treats, praise and affection to reward calm behaviour during exposure. This helps create positive associations with the situation that previously caused stress.
    Slowly increase the intensity or duration of the exposure as your dog becomes more comfortable. Keep each step manageable and avoid overwhelming them.

    Consistent Training

    Conduct short, regular training sessions instead of long or inconsistent sessions. Consistency helps reinforce the desired behaviour over time.
    Keep track of your dog’s reactions and progress. Adjust the training plan as needed based on their comfort level and response.

    Practice in Real Situations

    Gradually introduce your dog to real-life situations where they previously showed stress. For example, take them on walks in busier areas, invite visitors gradually, or practise calm behaviour in pet-friendly cafés.
    Stay calm and composed during these outings. Dogs often pick up on their owner’s emotions, so your calm behaviour can help reassure them.
    Use Activ Stress as part of your dog’s training routine to support calm behaviour and the gut-brain connection while they learn new responses.
    Behaviour change takes time. Be patient with your dog and keep the experience positive throughout the training process.

    Help Your Dog Handle Stress More Confidently

    Learn how gradual training can support dogs through loud noises, separation stress and unfamiliar people, with Activ Stress working alongside the process.