ANXITANE Tablets Client Brochure - Virbac Animal Health

AnxitAne TABLetsCAN HELP REDuceyour PET’S Anxiety. *ANXITANE (L-Theanine) Tablets are anexcellent therapeutic option for petswith mild to moderate anxiety:• A natural health product proven toreduce the signs of fear & anxiety. *• Given daily, ANXITANE Tablets help yourpet stay calm and relaxed, making iteasier to learn new behaviors.• Made with Suntheanine ®a 99.5% pureform of L-Theanine, an amino acid foundnaturally in green tea.• Minimal side effects.In clinical studies,64% of dogs and catsshowed significantimprovement inanxiety-relatedbehaviors. *THE TAstyFormuLAtionREDuces YOURAnxiety, TOO.• The flavored ANXITANE chewable tablet iseasy to administer.• In palatability studies, 94% of dogsand cats readily accepted the tablets. *• Can be given for the life of your pet, as wellas with other medications.• Fear of noises(Thunderstorms, fireworks, vacuum)• Fear of people• Episodic Fear(Grooming, car travel, veterinary visits)Don’T SUFFer IN SILenceAS YOUR PET SUFFersFrom Anxiety.Like many medical conditions, anxiety can becaused by several factors. To determine thecause of your pet’s anxiety, we will:➊ Discuss the specific behavior problemsyou’ve been experiencing.➋ Rule out any underlying medicalproblems that might be causingthe symptoms and treat thoseappropriately.➌ Develop a comprehensive treatmentplan to manage your pet’s condition.➍ We may recommend a medicationsuch as ANXITANE Tablets, as wellas behavior modification.Working together, we candevelop solutions to help yourpet live a more stress-free life.AnxitAne TABLets CAN HELP PETS Who EXPERIENCE:• Anxiety or stress related to changes in yourpet’s situation or environment (New baby, newpet, moving, divorce, death in the family)• Fear of other animals• Fear on walksAnsWer THESE Questionsto HELP YOUR VeterinAriANheLP YOUR PET:• Has your pet’s elimination habits (urination, defecation)changed since your last visit? Yes ❑ No ❑✔ IDENTIFY ANY CHANGES IN THE ENVIRONMENT• Has your pet shown aggression (bites, snarls, snaps)toward people or other animals? Yes ❑ No ❑✔ THINK ABOUT ANY COMMON TRIGGERS• Has your pet been vocalizing (barks, meows,howls, whines) more than usual? Yes ❑ No ❑✔ CONVEY THE TIME OF DAY AND FREQUENCY• Has your pet been destructive either inside the houseor outside? Yes ❑ No ❑✔ DESCRIBE THE SETTING AND SITUATION• Has your pet’s personality changed since our lastvisit (unfriendly, overly clingy, less social, avoidsinteraction)? Yes ❑ No ❑✔ COMMUNICATE WHAT YOU’VE OBSERVED• Have there been any changes in your pet’s environment(people, schedule, pets, diet, boarding)?Yes ❑ No ❑✔ PROVIDE THE SPECIFICS• How often are the behavior problems happening?Rarely ❑ Occasionally ❑ Frequently ❑✔ TELL YOUR VETERINARIAN IF THE PROBLEMHAS PROGRESSEDIf you have answered yes toany of these questions, pleasetalk to your veterinarian.