For the stay at home dog owner, few things are more heartbreaking than the sound of "slurp, slurp, slurp" the moment you sit down to relax or head toward the front door.
You’ve likely heard it from your vet: "He’s just anxious."
So, you buy the calming chews. You buy the weighted vests. You try the "soothing" music. But the licking continues. Why?
Because while those tools try to address the emotion, they ignore the physical damage occurring in real-time. Much like a nightlight doesn't "cure" a child's fear of the dark but makes the experience manageable your dog needs physical support for the skin that is being "over-worked" by stress behaviors.