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Natural Anxiety Supplement for Dogs – Anxiety Aid

$49.95 — or subscribe to save 15%

With L-Tryptophan, Hemp Seed, Magnesium + B Vitamins

Houndztooth Anxiety Aid is a natural calming supplement for dogs, formulated with L-Tryptophan, magnesium and essential vitamins to support normal nervous system function and emotional wellbeing.

Nutritional Support for Dogs Prone to Stress and Nervous Behaviour

Dogs can experience stress during thunderstorms, travel, separation, vet visits or changes in their daily routine.

Houndztooth Anxiety Aid combines carefully selected nutrients to support normal neurotransmitter production, nervous system health and a balanced daily routine.

Common Signs of Stress in Dogs

Signs that your dog may be experiencing stress or nervous behaviour include:

  • Pacing or restlessness
  • Excessive barking or whining
  • Trembling or hiding
  • Destructive behaviour
  • Distress when separated from family members

Understanding your dog’s behaviour is an important first step in supporting their wellbeing.

Learn more about supporting dogs during stressful situations in our guide.

Supporting Your Dog’s Wellbeing, Naturally

Good health starts with simple daily habits. Houndztooth Anxiety Aid is an easy-to-feed powder designed to complement your dog’s daily nutrition and support normal nervous system function.

Formerly known as Hemp Anxiety Aid, with refreshed packaging and a simplified product name.

Size

200g /7.05.oz

Houndztooth Anxiety Aid is a natural calming supplement for dogs, formulated with L-Tryptophan, magnesium and essential vitamins to support normal nervous system function and emotional wellbeing.

Nutritional Support for Dogs Prone to Stress and Nervous Behaviour

Dogs can experience stress during thunderstorms, travel, separation, vet visits or changes in their daily routine.

Houndztooth Anxiety Aid combines carefully selected nutrients to support normal neurotransmitter production, nervous system health and a balanced daily routine.

Common Signs of Stress in Dogs

Signs that your dog may be experiencing stress or nervous behaviour include:

  • Pacing or restlessness
  • Excessive barking or whining
  • Trembling or hiding
  • Destructive behaviour
  • Distress when separated from family members

Understanding your dog’s behaviour is an important first step in supporting their wellbeing.

Learn more about supporting dogs during stressful situations in our guide.

Supporting Your Dog’s Wellbeing, Naturally

Good health starts with simple daily habits. Houndztooth Anxiety Aid is an easy-to-feed powder designed to complement your dog’s daily nutrition and support normal nervous system function.

Formerly known as Hemp Anxiety Aid, with refreshed packaging and a simplified product name.

Size

200g /7.05.oz

Product Benefits

Supports Calm & Emotional Balance
Formulated to gently support the nervous system without causing drowsiness.

Helps Maintain Relaxed Behaviour
Designed to support dogs during everyday stress or changes in routine.

Supports Nervous System Health
Contains key nutrients including L-Tryptophan, magnesium and B vitamins.

Suitable for Daily or Short-Term Use
Can be used consistently or during periods of increased environmental change.

Australian Made with Natural Ingredients
Crafted using high-quality ingredients including hemp seed to support overall wellbeing.

 

 

 

 

Ingredients & Nutritional Panel

Ingredients per 5g

Vitamin A 1,000,000 iu
Vitamin E 10mg
Vitamin B (Thiamine Mononitrate) 1mg
Vitamin B2 (Riboflavin) 1mg
Vitamin B3 (niacin) 5mg
Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine) 0.5mg
Vitamin C 0.8gr
Magnesium (Chelate) 0.2gr
L-Tryptophan 0.3gr
Ginger 100mg
Hemp Oil 50mg
Hemp Powder 150mg
Flavour (Salmon Meal) 125mg
Antioxidant (Green Tea) 150mg

L-Tryptophan – An essential amino acid involved in the production of serotonin, a neurotransmitter that plays a role in mood regulation and normal behaviour.

Magnesium Chelate – Supports normal nervous system and muscle function, contributing to healthy neurological activity.

Hemp Oil & Hemp Powder – Natural sources of fatty acids that provide nutritional support for overall health and wellbeing.

B Vitamins (B1, B2, B3 & B6) – Essential nutrients that support normal nervous system function, energy metabolism and neurotransmitter production.

Vitamins C & E – Antioxidants that help protect cells from oxidative stress and support normal immune function.

Vitamin A – An essential nutrient that contributes to normal immune function and overall health.

Green Tea & Ginger – Green tea provides naturally occurring antioxidant compounds, while ginger is traditionally used to support digestive comfort.

Salmon Meal – A natural source of protein that enhances palatability, making the supplement easier to incorporate into your dog’s daily feeding routine.

Dosage & Directions for Use

Mix well with food.

Small Dogs (up to 14kg): 2.5g (½ tsp)

Medium Dogs (15–40kg): 5g (1 tsp)

Large Dogs (40kg+): 10g (2 tsp)

Suitable for dogs over 12 weeks of age. May be fed daily or as required as part of a balanced diet.
 We recommend consulting with your vet prior to use.

Suitable for cats at the small dog intake.

FAQs

Can this be used every day?
Yes. Anxiety Aid is suitable for daily use or can be given during periods of increased stress such as travel or changes in routine.

How long does it take to notice support?
Every dog is different. Some may respond within 30 minutes to 1 hour, while others may benefit from consistent use over a few days or weeks.

Is this suitable for sensitive stomachs?
Yes. The formulation has been designed with digestive comfort in mind and includes ingredients traditionally used to support gut health.

Can I give this alongside other supplements?
Generally yes, however we recommend consulting your veterinarian if your dog is on medication or multiple supplements.

Is this Australian made?
Yes. Anxiety Aid is proudly Australian made and owned.

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