Coachi Natural Calming Dog Treats - Healthy Grain-Free and Hypoallergenic Rewards. Anxiety Relief, Oven-baked Soothing Dog Treats. Suitable for Dogs and Puppies from 8 weeks, Made in UK (Turkey, 100g)

These are quite big when you have a smaller dog, but are very easy to split up by hand, so the dog doesn't guzzle it too quickly. My pooch does like these, but whether they are calming or not is hard to tell. I'll give him one as his night time reward for going out for his business, and he will settle anyway, but they are certainly tasty as he likes them a lot.

I have a rescue dog who gets easily anxious about things, so thought I'd try these treats - and I've been pleasantly surprised by how well they do work. They are large star shaped treats, but easy to break up into smaller pieces. My dog is food obsessed, and before I'd even taken these out of the Amazon packaging, he could smell them and was getting very excited by it! He loves these, I give him a treat in the evening, and I have noticed an improvement in how he settles. These are packed full of good things, so although they are expensive, they seem worth the price. My dog is small, so I can break these into quite a few pieces - if you have a large dog, you might not feel these are cost effective. I'd like to be able to buy a large packet or tub of these to make them last a good while.

Having two pugs at home can be a bit of a nightmare especially as the older one has feeding time timed to the minute, apart from when the clocks go back and forward, and give him a treat one day and he expects another, same time same place the next day.I thought these treats might help with calming him down a bit and also help with night times. The younger pug always seems to get a second wind around 11pm. Too early to say if the calming effect is working or not but the pugs love the treats.Good-sized star shaped treats, slightly pongy to humans is how I would describe them, but they are grain free, low calory and full of natural ingredients – all in a resealable pouch.I don’t find the price, £2.99 at time of review, unreasonable. Solid four stars.

These are really nice, affordable dog treats- my dog loves them and the ingredient list is great. All natural, pure ingredients for my dog's health. Decent sized bag for the price and considering how much my dog loves them, I'd repurchase these. I did also notice a minor calming effect on him

We have an Irish Wolfhound who, like most dogs, is always eager for a treat. I'd say he's not quite so enthusiastic about these turkey and sweet potato flavour biscuits as he is for the really smelly bacon-and-cheese ones we have, but he does eat them happily. They're supposed to produce a calming effect on anxious dog and I can't say I've particularly notice him getting calmer - he still gets a rush of inconvenient energy in the evenings, even after b long daytime walk) just as everyone's sat down to relax!The biscuits are star-shaped and quite substantial (see photo with 50p piece for scale). They contain all kinds of unusual ingredients such as lavender, chamomile and something called L-tryptophan - according to Google, it's an essential amino acid. They smell vaguely meaty and you get 100g in a resealable sachet for £2.99, so not cheap compared to some, but not extortionate either.

My dog enjoys these treats, and they are conveniently sized, as one biscuit can be divided into several smaller pieces. However, I was under the impression that the treats contained ingredients that would have a calming effect on dogs, such as hemp, but this does not seem to be the case. Additionally, there is no specified daily limit for how many treats can be given to a dog, which leads me to believe that the "calming" aspect is merely a part of the product's name rather than an actual effect.

When I first opened the bag my dog smelt these and was going mad trying to get to them !They are Turkey and Sweet Potato flavour.Anyhow , he absolutely loves these , he gets so excited when we get the bag out to give him some ,These say they they calm your dog , and our dog certainly needs calming !He is constantly "on guard" mode , and even a dodgy bit of paper blowing down the road will set him off in a frenzied barking session !He does seem less stressed and not barking as much as he used to ? I think I will have to see over the next few weeks to confirm and if I do notice or not notice a difference I will come back and updateYou get 100 grams of treats in the bag and they don't really say a dosage on the bag ? but they say you have to give them when needed , so in our case its basically every day .They are very good value at £2.99 a bag , and our dog finds them very tasty

I ordered these calming dog treats for our old Chihuahua mix as he gets anxious when left on his own lately.When i opened the bag to take the pic of the biscuit he could smell the biscuit and came over to see what the smell was. After taking the pic he sat down and i gave him one which he took but then put straight down. It stayed there unfortunately as it was just too hard for him to chew.I can tell from his reaction that if he could have eaten it he would so a bigger/younger dog would love them but not our old boy.