Calming Pillow Spray
Calming Pillow Spray
Product Overview
For a busy dog on the move, the stresses of everyday life can really take their toll. Whether it's a trip to the vet, a long car ride, or even just a short stint at home without you, put your pooch's mind at ease with this calming spray.
When applied to their pillow, blanket, bed, or toys, the soothing fragrance of lavender from Provence will relax and delight both you and your dog.
Composition & Care:
Aqua purificata, lavandula angustifolia oil and alcohol.
How to use:
The spray should be exclusively used on your pet’s basket, bed, blanket or pillow.Do not apply on your pet. The spray should not be used near an open flame and should not be used on plastic.
About Duke & Milo
Duke & Milo is a British dog-lifestyle brand offering thoughtfully chosen treats, apparel and accessories for much-loved pups. Our Calming Pillow Spray is a simple, soothing addition to the range, made with lavender from Provence to help settle busy dogs at rest.
Calming Pillow Spray FAQs
What's in it?
A gentle blend of purified water, lavender (Lavandula angustifolia) oil from Provence and alcohol — nothing more.
How do I use it?
Spritz it onto your dog's basket, bed, blanket or pillow. Please don't apply it directly to your dog, and avoid spraying it on plastic or near an open flame.
When might it help?
The calming scent of lavender can be a comfort at potentially stressful moments — a trip to the vet, a long car journey, or a little time home alone.
Is the fragrance strong?
It's a soft, soothing lavender scent designed to relax both you and your dog rather than overwhelm the room.
Frequently Asked Questions
When might calming support be useful?
Depending on the product, it may be useful around changes in routine, travel, loud noises or other situations your dog finds unsettling.
How should I use it?
Follow the product directions carefully. For sprays or aromatic products, use only on the surfaces or areas specified by the supplier and do not apply directly to your pet unless the label explicitly says to do so.
When should I get professional advice?
Sudden or severe behaviour changes, persistent distress or aggression should be discussed with a vet or appropriately qualified behaviour professional.
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