Anipal Calm Formula Powder Meal Topper for Dogs 135g

Anipal Calm Formula Powder Meal Topper for Dogs 135g

Anipal Calm Formula Powder Meal Topper 135g is a dog supplement that mixes into your dog’s usual food. The formula combines flaxseed powder with ashwagandha root, chamomile, valerian root, inulin and Bifidobacterium longum. Its powder format gives owners a convenient alternative to a separate treat when choosing a supplement for their dog’s daily routine. It is suitable for dogs over 12 weeks old and is intended for occasional or supplemental feeding.

The blend includes both botanical ingredients and a prebiotic and probiotic combination. Inulin is the prebiotic ingredient, while Bifidobacterium longum is the probiotic named on the label. The manufacturer lists three billion colony-forming units per teaspoon. Owners comparing products can use these ingredient names and the serving guide to distinguish Calm Formula from Anipal’s joint and digestion-focused meal toppers, rather than treating the different formulas as interchangeable.

Add the measured powder to food using the feeding guide for your dog’s weight. The label lists half a teaspoon for dogs weighing 1–15kg, one teaspoon for 15–30kg and one and a half teaspoons for dogs over 30kg. One teaspoon is approximately 3g. At that serving size, the 135g tub provides 45 servings; the number of servings changes when a smaller or larger amount is appropriate for your dog.

Anipal is an Australian brand founded and developed by a veterinarian, and Calm Formula is made in Australia. The jar uses recycled plastic and keeps the powder in a compact format alongside your other feeding supplies. Store it below 30°C in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Retain the label so everyone involved in feeding your dog can check the directions and ingredients before use.

Choose supplements as part of a considered care routine, with attention to your dog’s food, environment and individual needs. This topper does not replace complete dog food, appropriate training or veterinary advice. If your dog has persistent behavioural changes or symptoms, consult your veterinarian or animal health professional. Always read the label and follow its directions, especially when introducing a new product alongside other supplements or an existing care plan.