HERBACALM for Dogs – Herbal Blend for Calm & Balance

🌿 HERBACALM – finely ground herbal blend for dogs supporting calm behaviour and emotional balance

HERBACALM for dogs is a finely ground herbal blend developed for dogs that are sensitive to stress, environmental changes or unfamiliar situations.
The fine milling ensures excellent palatability and easy mixing with daily food.

The herbs complement the diet with plant-based components traditionally associated with calm behaviour and inner balance, without causing sedation.

🌸 Properties of the herbs

• Lemon balm – contains essential oils and polyphenols traditionally linked to relaxation.
• Nettle – natural source of minerals, especially magnesium, fitting a balancing nutritional context.
• Wild garlic – provides secondary plant compounds contributing to overall balance.
• Hops – rich in bitter substances and flavonoids traditionally associated with relaxation.
• Valerian root – contains sesquiterpenes and valepotriates traditionally linked to nervous comfort.

🌿 Composition

Lemon balm, nettle, wild garlic, hops, valerian root.

🐶 Feeding recommendation

• Small dogs (up to 10 kg): 1–4 g daily
• Medium dogs (10–30 kg): 4–7 g daily
• Large dogs (over 30 kg): 5–10 g daily

The herbal blend can be:
✔ mixed directly into the daily feed
✔ or prepared as a mild herbal infusion (pour boiling water over the herbs, allow to steep for 15 minutes and feed together with the herbs)

🧪 Quality, processing and testing

Each batch of herbs is laboratory tested for pesticides, moulds and other unwanted substances.
All ingredients meet pharmaceutical-grade standards, ensuring high purity and consistent levels of natural plant compounds.

Toxins were either not detectable or far below accepted limits.

🌱 WIPHYT philosophy

At WIPHYT, we focus on gentle, natural support:
• free from sugar, grains and artificial additives
• finely ground herbs for excellent palatability in dogs
• compostable packaging with light protection and aroma barrier
• commitment to sustainability and a minimal ecological footprint