Help your cat navigate the "ups and downs" of daily life with Drool Calm + Collected Cat Treats. Developed by Dr. Chris Brown, these treats are designed to turn stressful moments—like thunderstorms, house moves, or separation—into calm, relaxing experiences.
Using a "remarkably tempting" blend of real chicken and scientific nutrition, these treats provide a soothing, non-drowsy way to support your cat’s emotional wellbeing.
Triple-Action Relaxation: Formulated with L-Theanine, Chamomile, and Tryptophan—a scientifically backed trio that works to soothe the nervous system and encourage relaxation.
Highly Palatable: Made with real Chicken Breast and Chicken Liver, ensuring that even the fussiest cats will find them irresistible.
Versatile Stress Support: Perfect for cats dealing with:
Separation anxiety.
Noisy neighbors or environmental changes.
Thunderstorms and fireworks.
The stress of settling into a new home.
Clean & Natural: A high-quality reward featuring natural ingredients, so you can soothe your cat without relying on harsh chemicals or sedatives.
For Every Cat: Suitable for all life stages, from playful kittens to wise seniors.
Chicken Breast, Chicken Liver, Vegetable Glycerine, Potato, Sweet Potato, Tapioca, L-Theanine, Vitamins and Minerals (including Tryptophan and B Vitamins), Chamomile, Salt, Nutritional Yeast, Natural Flavour, Antioxidant, Preservative.
Pack Size: 110g.
Primary Protein: Chicken Breast & Chicken Liver.
Target Issues: Separation anxiety, environmental stress, and noise sensitivity.
Suitability: Suitable for all cat breeds, sizes, and ages.
These treats are intended for occasional or supplemental feeding and should be used alongside a complete and balanced diet. Always ensure fresh, clean water is available for your cat.
| Cat Weight | Daily Treat Allowance |
| Small (1kg – 3kg) | 2–5 Treats |
| Medium (3kg – 5kg) | 5–10 Treats |
| Large (5kg – 7kg) | 10–14 Treats |
Pets deserve to feel as good on the inside as they look on the outside. Calm + Collected isn't just about masking behavior—it's about providing the nutritional building blocks your cat needs to handle the world with confidence.
Note: If your cat is showing signs of severe clinical anxiety, please continue to consult your veterinarian for a comprehensive care plan.
