Dog Treat FRANCODEX antistress with chicken 75 g

FRANCODEX antistress with chicken 75 g are small, bite-sized dog treats formulated to help calm dogs in short-term stressful situations. The snack is chicken-flavored to improve palatability and is presented in a compact 75 g bag that is convenient for training sessions, travel, veterinary visits or other events that can trigger mild anxiety. These treats are intended for occasional use as a reward and as an aid to reduce situational stress when combined with appropriate behavioral measures.

Advantages

FRANCODEX antistress treats combine a chicken-flavored formulation with a compact, resealable format that makes them easy to carry and offer during brief stressful episodes. Their small size allows for frequent, low-calorie rewards during training or desensitization sessions. The product is designed to be palatable for most dogs and simple to dose according to the animal's size and the producer’s feeding guidelines.

Suitable for

• Short-term anxiety during travel, car rides or stays away from home
• Visits to the veterinarian or groomer
• Training and positive reinforcement sessions
• Mild stress triggers such as fireworks, thunderstorms or loud noises

Key specifications

• Net weight: 75 g
• Flavor: chicken
• Format: bite-sized treats suitable for small, frequent rewards
• Intended use: occasional calming aid and reward
• Packaging: compact bag designed for portability

How to use

Offer the treat directly by hand or place it in a toy or food-dispensing device according to the dog’s preference. Use during or immediately before situations that may cause stress. Adjust the number of treats based on the dog’s size, daily caloric needs and the feeding guidelines on the product packaging. These treats are intended for occasional use as part of a broader behavior-management plan; they should not replace veterinary advice for chronic anxiety or underlying medical conditions.

Usage recommendations

Monitor the dog for tolerance and any digestive reactions when first introducing the product. Combine treat use with behavioral techniques such as desensitization and counterconditioning, and consult a veterinarian if anxiety is persistent or severe.