Aggression in animals can have many different causes. It's important to rule out injury or illness, as pain or brain or thyroid disorders can cause a pet to lash out. Fear is a major cause of aggression, even when a pet does not appear to be fearful. Possessiveness or resource guarding can be a source of aggression if the hostility comes out concerning food, toys or their favorite people. Territorialism is similar. Some aggression can be caused by frustration. Being tied up or fenced, or walking on a leash can be frustration sources that they inappropriately take out on other animals or people. Dominance aggression is when they feel like they need to establish who is in charge and become somewhat of a bully.
- Impart sweetness towards pet's character
- Ease bullying behavior
- Heal underlying traumas
- Ease need to bite, chew or snap
- Get over any abuse the pet has suffered
- Help them feel that there is enough to go around
Flowers included:
Yellow Monkey Flower helps with fear-based aggression.
Sow Thistle is great for bullying behavior, whether given to the perpetrator or the victim.
This is a 1 oz bottle that should last about a month of daily dosing.
We recommend taking no more than one blend at a time. Here's why and some possible work arounds.
All of our essences are made with brandy as the preservative. You can read more on why we use brandy here.
Your order comes with dosing instructions, here's how to use essences if you want to read up before your order arrives.
These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. You should not rely on this information as a substitute for, nor does it replace, professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult your physician or healthcare provider before beginning any healing program.
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This one didn’t work for my...
I love my flower essences and have seen major effects for myself personally with the blends I’ve tried. Unfortunately, this one didn’t work for my dogs. I have two dogs, a boy and a girl, and recently they’ve been having severe food aggression towards each other out of nowhere and I was getting desperate. This blend made my little girl more aggressive, and their fights went from growling and snapping to nearly full on kill-mode, and trying to get in between them is dangerous. I was hopeful that this would be the answer, and I gave them the recommended dosage for weeks, but something seemed to stir them up even more, especially the girl. I suspect one of the mild fights a few weeks ago left my little girl with some kind of trauma, so now she’s extra aggressive. Going to try the pet trauma essence to see if that helps clear and then maybe give this one a go again.
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Grumpy...
We have a 6yr old Weimaraner and she has been a little bit of a bully to our other dogs. The older she has gotten it’s increased. I’ve had her on the drops for about a month and it has chilled her out.
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Like the idea don't see any...
I like the idea of this unfortunately I see zero change in my dog. She's been on it for a few weeks and I will continue to give it to her until the bottle is gone. Hopefully by then I will see a difference.
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not...
Nina our dog nailed me the other day out of the blue.sigh I will keep trying.Its a possesive issue.
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Has helped a lot!
My small dog has calmed down a lot since I’ve been putting the anti-aggression flower essence drops in her water. She sleeps better also. Many thanks to Freedom Flower Essences.
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Tickled pink in...
We had ourselves an attack Kitty. I received Ani Aggression 2 days ago. Straight away we shot it down her throat (I’ve got the scratches to prove it) and also put it in her water. Almost immediately we have seen her aggressive behavior decrease dramatically. Now if she bites she doesn’t clamp down as hard and quickly releases. Very happy!
