X10 on the dog traveling in a crate.
IMHO drugging dogs should not be an option and that goes for 'natural' remedies also. Everyone is too quick to drug instead of taking the time to acclimiate or find which way works best for the DOG not the owners.
99.99% of the Rescue Remedy out there has Xylitol in it as have many others taken to adding this to natural remedies so it tastes better.:R
""...Xylitol: It takes only a little of this toxin to send a dog into hypoglycemia-induced seizures, and just a little bit more to bring on liver failure.""
""......Not so with the newest loser product to adopt Xylitol: Rescue Remedy. Though its other products have reportedly not yet been tainted by this sweetener’s potentially dog-toxic effects, I can no longer trust the manufacturer to keep its products Xylitol free without fair warning.
Thanks for this news goes to Nancy Freedman-Smith of the Gooddogz blog. Her personal experience with Rescue Remedy pastille poisoning led her to call for a boycott on all its products until the manufacturer rescinds its use of Xylitol or applies warning labels to its products.....""
