Some dogs love a good nap. Others seem to snooze through life. But how do you know if your pup is just naturally chill or if something's off?
Understanding the difference between a relaxed dog and a lethargic one helps you support their wellness more mindfully.
Signs of a Relaxed, Content Dog
A relaxed dog feels safe and settled in their environment. You might notice:
- Loose body posture
- Soft eyes or slow blinks
- Calm breathing
- Gentle tail movement
- Openness to play or cuddles (even if short-lived)
This kind of calm is healthy. It often shows up after meals, walks, or during a quiet evening snuggle.
When "Calm" Might Be Low Energy
Lethargy can look similar but usually comes with:
- Low interest in food or toys
- Slower movement or stiffness
- Hiding or avoiding interaction
- Unusual tiredness
- Changes in sleep, appetite, or bathroom habits
If you notice these signs lasting more than a day or two, it's a good idea to check in with your vet.
Calm Support, Without Sedation
At Petnary, we believe in supporting natural relaxation without making your dog feel drowsy or off-balance. That's why Relax is:
- Vet-formulated
- Non-sedative and non-psychoactive
- Made with human-grade, plant-based ingredients
- Backed by a signature botanical blend
- Third-party tested for quality and safety
It's great for situations like grooming, car rides, fireworks, or daily anxious moments—helping your dog stay calm and curious.
Watch Closely, Support Gently
Every dog has their own rhythm and routine. The more you observe, the better you'll know what's normal and what needs support. With the right tools and a little extra care, you can help your pup feel balanced, safe, and ready for every tail-wagging moment.
