Tandem
Tandem CALM+CHILL Super Blend – Daily Calming Powder for Dogs & Cats 270g
Thunderstorms, fireworks, a long drive to the show grounds, a week of visitors. Some dogs just take things harder than others. Tandem CALM+CHILL is a daily powder that supports healthy stress levels and helps your dog stay relaxed and settled. It has no sedatives, so you get your dog, just calmer.
Everyday calm support, made in New Zealand
CALM+CHILL is a high-strength daily supplement from Kiwi pet wellness brand Tandem. One teaspoon sprinkled over dinner gives your dog a blend of calming amino acids, an adaptogenic herb, gut-supporting probiotics and brain-friendly DHA, all on a whole goat milk base.
What’s in each teaspoon (3g)
- L-tryptophan (195mg): an essential amino acid that helps promote relaxation and a balanced mood
- L-theanine (105mg): the amino acid found in green tea, known for encouraging relaxed, settled focus
- Ashwagandha (37.5mg): an adaptogenic herb traditionally used to support a healthy stress response
- Probiotic complex (12 billion CFU) + inulin (450mg): four strains plus chicory inulin, a prebiotic fibre that feeds them, to support a healthy gut microbiome
- Algal DHA (300mg): an omega-3 that supports brain and cognitive function
- Active B vitamins (B6, B9, B12): in forms the body uses directly, to support a healthy nervous system
Calm, not sedated
CALM+CHILL contains no sedatives. It’s designed for daily use, building support over time, so your dog stays themselves: alert, happy and present, just less wound up.
Got a big day coming?
For a known high-stress day (Guy Fawkes, a vet visit, a long trip), you can give a double serve 60–90 minutes beforehand. Do this on single days only, never on consecutive days. Check with your vet before using a rescue dose.
Easy to give
Sprinkle it over your dog’s usual food, or stir it into lukewarm water as a broth. Avoid hot water, since heat affects the probiotics. Most owners split the daily amount between breakfast and dinner.
Daily serving guide (up to)
| Dog’s weight | Teaspoons per day |
|---|---|
| 1–10kg | 1 |
| 11–25kg | 2 |
| 26–40kg | 3 |
| 40kg+ | 4 |
Also suitable for adult cats (1–10kg): up to 1 teaspoon daily.
A 270g tin holds about 90 teaspoons, roughly a month for a large dog on 3 teaspoons a day, or about three months for a dog under 10kg.
FAQs
What does Tandem CALM+CHILL do for dogs?
It’s a daily calming supplement that supports healthy stress levels and relaxed, settled behaviour. It combines L-tryptophan, L-theanine and ashwagandha with probiotics, algal DHA and active B vitamins.
Will CALM+CHILL make my dog drowsy?
It contains no sedatives. It’s designed to support calm behaviour rather than sedate, so your dog should stay alert and themselves.
How long does it take to work?
Give it consistently every day for several weeks to see the full benefit. For a known stressful event, a double serve 60–90 minutes beforehand can be used on that day only, after checking with your vet.
How much should I give my dog?
Up to 1 teaspoon a day for dogs 1–10kg, 2 for 11–25kg, 3 for 26–40kg and 4 for dogs over 40kg. You can split the amount between meals.
Can I give it with other medication or supplements?
Talk to your vet first, especially if your dog is on behavioural medication such as an SSRI, or if you’re combining it with other Tandem Super Blends.
Is it suitable for puppies?
It’s intended for adult dogs and cats. Ask your vet before giving it to a puppy or kitten.
Quick specs
| Brand | Tandem |
| Format | Powder |
| Size | 270g tin (about 90 x 3g teaspoons) |
| Suitable for | Adult dogs and cats |
| Key actives (per 3g) | L-tryptophan 195mg, L-theanine 105mg, ashwagandha 37.5mg, probiotics 12 billion CFU, inulin 450mg, algal DHA 300mg, B6/B9/B12 |
| Base | Whole goat milk, yeast culture |
| Allergens | Contains milk |
| Sedatives | None |
| Made in | New Zealand |
| Storage | Cool, dry place with lid firmly closed |
Care and safety
For animal use only, not for human consumption. Contains milk. Intended for adult dogs and cats; ask your vet before use in puppies or kittens, if your pet is on behavioural medication (including SSRIs), or before giving a rescue dose. A supplement, not a meal replacement. Always have fresh water available. Use as directed. If signs persist, see your vet. Sudden behaviour changes can have a medical cause, so book a vet check for any sudden change, distress or self-injury.