--- product_id: 3940413 title: "Composure" brand: "vetriscience" price: "€ 14.56" currency: EUR in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Vetriscience" url: https://www.desertcart.ie/products/3940413-composure store_origin: IE region: Ireland --- # Irresistible chicken flavor Vet-formulated, science-backed Fast-acting relief in 30 mins Composure **Brand:** vetriscience **Price:** € 14.56 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🐾 Turn anxious moments into purrfect calm with every chew! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Composure by vetriscience - **How much does it cost?** € 14.56 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ie](https://www.desertcart.ie/products/3940413-composure) ## Best For - vetriscience enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted vetriscience brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Clinically Proven Calm:** Vet-approved formula delivers anxiety relief in just 30 minutes, perfect for vet visits, travel, and storms. - • **Trusted by Professionals:** Top choice in veterinary clinics nationwide, certified by NASC and third-party tested for purity. - • **Natural & Safe Ingredients:** Contains colostrum, L-theanine, and Vitamin B1 with no sedative effects—keeps your cat calm without grogginess. - • **Delicious Treat Your Cat Will Love:** Chicken-flavored chews that turn stress relief into a tasty reward, encouraging daily use and bonding. - • **Flexible Dosing for Every Situation:** Use daily or double up during high-stress events—safe for long-term use and immediate calming. ## Overview Calm & Confident Chews are vet-formulated, fast-acting calming supplements for cats, designed to reduce stress and anxiety during travel, vet visits, grooming, and routine changes. Featuring natural ingredients like colostrum and L-theanine, these chicken-flavored chews provide effective relief without sedation, are NASC-certified, third-party tested, and loved by cats nationwide. ## Description Help remove the stress from your cat's life and transform their anxious behavior with VetriScience Calm & Confident (new name, same great original Composure formula). These delicious bite-sized chews are made in the USA and designed to help calm and soothe anxious and stressed-out cats with naturally sourced ingredients. The colostrum blend not only helps to reduce stress, it also supports your cat's brain health and cognitive function. The VetriScience Calm & Confident (Composure) base formula was clinically tested in dogs and shown to work in just 30 minutes with results lasting up to four hours. Give the recommended number of chews to your cat before their next vet visit, when traveling, during the next thunderstorm, during environmental changes, or whenever they find themselves in a stressful situation - you can even double the dose if needed during periods of added stress! If your cat is showing signs of anxiety like excessive vocalization, urinating outside of the litter box, destruction of household items, or hiding, grab a bag of calming chews and see the results for yourself. Once cats get a taste of the delicious flavor and scrumptious chewy texture, they'll be purring for more! Our dog and cat supplements are certified by the National Animal Supplement Council (NASC), routinely undergo third-party testing, and contain no hidden ingredients, artificial flavors, synthetic colors or preservatives. Review: Turned struggle snuggles into cuddle puddles - Our cat was a feral rescue we got as a kitten. She has spent the last 8 years indoors and spends a majority of her day sleeping, hiding, and running when you want to snuggle, pet, or just show any small amount of affection. We typically see her twice a day when she demands to be fed. Typically an hour or two before it's her designated feeding time. She has had a couple of big moves and suffers from terrible anxiety. When she was a kitten she endured a 17 hour drive without eating or drinking anything and cried the entire time. It was heartbreaking. She hid for a week straight. Then a few years later we had a very short distance move and the stress from that made her even more nervous and less trusting. She was finally getting comfortable being out during the day and about that time we found out we were going to be moving to Hawaii. Instantly memories of her distressed crying for the majority of a 17 hour drive came flashing back and I talked to the Veterinarian about our options to make the flight possible. She was going to be flying in the cabin and I knew if she was under severe distress there was a possibility she couldn't fly. Plus I didn't want to subject others to the awful sounds of those throaty cries. The Vet said that we could use an antihistamine to make her sleepy as airlines don't allow animals to be "drugged" and seemingly out of it. I really didn't like the sound of attempting to give our family pet a medication designated for humans but heard it was quite successful for many in long distance moves and flights. Well it didn't work. I tried every recommendation the Vet and internet had to offer on getting our cat to eat a small amount of the antihistamine and all it resulted in was our cat being under so much stress she was literally foaming at the mouth. Then she didn't trust me and if I fed her at meal times she wouldn't eat. It was very sad and I felt terrible. It was then that I began researching homeopathic remedies to ease some of cat's tension and make her less jumpy and more trusting. She isn't a vicious cat, and many who have ever came over often forget we even have a cat until she makes a cameo appearance in a social media photo. We've had people stay for a week and never saw her. We used to make her wear a collar with a bell just so we knew she was still around. I ended up with these and a couple other items in the shopping cart in an attempt to make the upcoming move more tolerable for our fluffy feline. I began giving her the recommended 1-2 per day with her daily feeding schedule a couple weeks prior to our move. We noticed a change almost immediately. She was no longer rushing around trying to hide if someone acknowledged her fluffy presence, and was sleeping right in the middle of the entire family. Usually she only trusts my husband and myself and our child are shunned. The Vet said we could likely give her more than the recommended dose on highly stressful days and she would be okay. She is 17+lbs so the morning of the move I gave her two treats right away, then one prior to boarding and one every 2-4 hours depending how much she was moving around. She was easy to take out of the carrier for TSA (Using a leash and harness in case she panicked and fled) and easy to put back in. She didn't meow the entire day, and moved around a few times on the flight. I gave her another treat prior to her being taken to be checked at the animal quarantine station after getting off our flight and they said she was very calm. A little nervous but didn't try to run or hide. Big life events are often stressful for pets. I wish I would have found these much earlier in her life because I feel like she has spent so much time hiding away. These have given her new life and she can often be found snuggling up with our 6 year old or making sure she's right in the line of activity so she can get all the pets! These were a life saver during our move and we still give them to her because she likes them and it makes her more at ease. They make her a little sleepier than usual but she now prefers to cuddle up instead of slinking off under a bed or in some dark corner hidden away from sight. We no longer have the collar on her as she makes sure she is seen at all times of the day. I highly recommend these treats! Our cat hears the sound of the bag and will come running up purring for a treat! These do have a bit of a vitamin like smell to them, but our cat doesn't seem to mind that at all. When we purchased a larger bag of treats some of them were harder than others and we just broke them into smaller pieces. They are a bit larger in size than typical cat treats so if you have an older cat or a cat who has a hard time chewing I recommend breaking the treats into smaller bits and you could even try mixing with wet food. These have changed the dynamic in our house so much as we all are able to provide lots of pets and loves to our fluffy feline now that she's more relaxed. Definitely give these a try! I know that these may not be ideal for all cats, but they're at least worth a try! Review: HELPS! - I purposely adopted an "almost feral" young cat from the shelter because when there is room for someone in my small household, I now get someone in need. We just lost our older kitty who was also adopted when she was under distress and abandoned at age ten at a shelter - she had four wonderful years here and when she died, I knew we'd get another someone in need. I don't even go to meet them first - I just see the photo and I kind of know ... Well, so, we now have a three-year-old who was rescued a year ago from a devastating hoarding situation. I imagine that she was born into this house of over 70 cats, and had so little to none interaction with the human that she just basically survived on her own. That's how the shelter described it after they rescued these cats. She was noted to be playful (yes!) and to be very intolerant to touch (yes!). She's adorable. She is ... yes ... mostly feral. She looks at me as if she KNOWS that something better is possible, but she just cannot figure out the how and what and why of it all. I am here to help her, and that starts by accepting her exactly as she is and how SHE needs to be, not how I wish her to be. I only wish for her what will make her feel comfortable, however that unrolls. Sooooo ... after eight months, she's at the point where she has chosen the back room of the house, and she stays in there all the time, door wide open. She shows small signs of relaxing - I often find her near the door in there, looking out into the hall. She seems to like it when I enter (often) but will scamper away. She likes me to toss treats and toys to her. She is extremely sensitive to touch. Very occasionally I will lightly stroke her back when she is in a sleepy woozy state, and she "lets" me for all of one second. And that's okay too. I am not here to stress her. I do think she will come closer to us in her own time. I have zero idea how and when that will play out. I went in search of a natural way to help her feel calmer and so I got these treats. I only give her half of one, twice a day, crushed and blended into her wet food. It has made a small difference. I see that it calms her a tiny bit, enough to take the edge off. And so, I went and got three more bags of this to have on hand. We use it almost daily but do have runs of days where we don't use it, and her incrementally improving trust behaviors are building up over time. So, no dramatic "recovery" moments here, but, a lot of any love journey is really done with patience, infinite patience, and acceptance, infinite acceptance. We give that here, and we love her wholly for who she is, and she is cherished. ## Features - Vets' #1 Calming Chew: Calm & Confident (previously Composure) cat calming chews are the preferred choice in veterinary clinics across the country, thanks to effective ingredients, science-backed formulas, and highly palatable chews - Fast-Acting Anxiety Relief: Our vet-formulated calming cat treats deliver anxiety relief, composure, and a sense of calm quickly, with ingredients like colostrum, l-theanine and Vitamin B1. Give 30 minutes before grooming, vet visits, travel, thunderstorms, or changes to routine, or use daily for a calmer, more confident cat - No Sedative Effects: Our effective cat calming aid is designed to help cats manage everyday stress and situational anxiety without feeling groggy or tired. It's safe to give as needed or for long-term daily use, and you can double the dose in times of added stress - High-Quality Ingredients: Our vet-formulated cat calming supplements are certified by the National Animal Supplement Council (NASC), routinely undergo third-party testing, and contain no hidden ingredients, artificial flavors, or synthetic colors - Loved By Cats: Delicious flavors like chicken and trout make these potent colostrum calming chews a treat for cats of all ages, breeds, and sizes ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B003KV7XVA | | Allergen Information | Gluten Free | | Best Sellers Rank | #7,086 in Pet Supplies ( See Top 100 in Pet Supplies ) #27 in Cat Relaxants | | Brand | VETRISCIENCE | | Brand Name | VETRISCIENCE | | Customer Reviews | 3.7 out of 5 stars 11,999 Reviews | | Flavor | Chicken | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00026664278135 | | Included Components | Composure Feline | | Item Form | Tablet | | Item Type Name | Calming Supplement for Cats | | Item Volume | 5 Liters | | Item Weight | 9.07 g | | Manufacturer | FoodScience, LLC | | Manufacturer Part Number | 094081C.030 | | Model Number | 900MPK.030 | | Number of Items | 1 | | Pet Type | Cat | | Product Benefits | Treat style delivery system | | Specific Uses For Product | Behavior | | Target Species | Cat | | UPC | 026664278135 | | Unit Count | 30 Count | | Volume | 5 Liters | | Warranty Description | Covered by the FoodScience, LLC 60-Day Satisfaction Guarantee. | ## Product Details - **Brand:** VETRISCIENCE - **Flavor:** Chicken - **Item Form:** Tablet - **Item Weight:** 9.07 g - **Product Benefits:** Treat style delivery system ## Images ![Composure - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71D-kKgNFkL.jpg) ![Composure - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71FRtwkIxRL.jpg) ![Composure - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71ItOVfhPEL.jpg) ![Composure - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71vpGOsasEL.jpg) ![Composure - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81vM9J2Na2L.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Size, Flavor** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: Where are these manufactured?** A: According to the Chewy.com website, they are manufactured in the U.S. The people at Vetriscience are very nice, so if you have concerns, call their toll-free number and talk to them directly. **Q: Will these help eliminate my cat's spraying on walls and furniture? Very diffucult to give to my cat liquid fluoxitine with a syringe.** A: I had this problem.It’s a big deal! One of my cars was peeing on rugs, shoes, the dog beds.. I was losing my mind! I was desperate! I tried everything! I tried everything until I found what worked! Natures miracle calming spray & dr.Elsie’s herbal cat litter additive. The spray calmed him of whatever was stressing him out(maybe the cats outside?) I sprayed it everywhere! On the entryway, the doir mats, the dog beds, the furniture, the shoes, everywhere! and dr.Elsie’s herbal flakes got sprinkled on the cat litter to attract him back to the litter box.. we also changed the litter to dr.Elsie’s . And we have a happy house & cat now. I slowly decreased spraying natures miracle over a 2 week period. Continued with the rest. Hope this helps! **Q: Will this help with giving baths, I have a resuce that needs one bad and doesn't even like being held much less near water but is getting sores** A: These aren't any kind of sedative - if you're talking about semi-feral, you should go to a vet and just pay them to do it. I am not joking, that cat will rip your face off. It's a one time cost, well worth it and hopefully, they'll be able to tell you why he/she's getting sores. Traditionally, cats don't get sores from not taking baths, so I wouldn't expect attempting it would do any good. Try those 'cat wipes' - it's like a wet wipe that's safe for cats. BTW - These did absolutely nothing for my cat. They did not alter her behavior in any way, but she did think they were tasty. I tried them on more than one occasion, but zero results. Best of luck to you and keep up the rescue! :) **Q: My cat gets very angry and scared when my (recently adopted) dog comes near her. Would these help her stay calm so they can begin socializing?** A: What I have experience with are two cats and a dog is that they are doped up but still terrified so in my Experience its more muscular than a mental blocker so fear or terror is is still there they just can't react as fast to it . Used JULY 4 2014. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Turned struggle snuggles into cuddle puddles *by R***S on May 29, 2020* Our cat was a feral rescue we got as a kitten. She has spent the last 8 years indoors and spends a majority of her day sleeping, hiding, and running when you want to snuggle, pet, or just show any small amount of affection. We typically see her twice a day when she demands to be fed. Typically an hour or two before it's her designated feeding time. She has had a couple of big moves and suffers from terrible anxiety. When she was a kitten she endured a 17 hour drive without eating or drinking anything and cried the entire time. It was heartbreaking. She hid for a week straight. Then a few years later we had a very short distance move and the stress from that made her even more nervous and less trusting. She was finally getting comfortable being out during the day and about that time we found out we were going to be moving to Hawaii. Instantly memories of her distressed crying for the majority of a 17 hour drive came flashing back and I talked to the Veterinarian about our options to make the flight possible. She was going to be flying in the cabin and I knew if she was under severe distress there was a possibility she couldn't fly. Plus I didn't want to subject others to the awful sounds of those throaty cries. The Vet said that we could use an antihistamine to make her sleepy as airlines don't allow animals to be "drugged" and seemingly out of it. I really didn't like the sound of attempting to give our family pet a medication designated for humans but heard it was quite successful for many in long distance moves and flights. Well it didn't work. I tried every recommendation the Vet and internet had to offer on getting our cat to eat a small amount of the antihistamine and all it resulted in was our cat being under so much stress she was literally foaming at the mouth. Then she didn't trust me and if I fed her at meal times she wouldn't eat. It was very sad and I felt terrible. It was then that I began researching homeopathic remedies to ease some of cat's tension and make her less jumpy and more trusting. She isn't a vicious cat, and many who have ever came over often forget we even have a cat until she makes a cameo appearance in a social media photo. We've had people stay for a week and never saw her. We used to make her wear a collar with a bell just so we knew she was still around. I ended up with these and a couple other items in the shopping cart in an attempt to make the upcoming move more tolerable for our fluffy feline. I began giving her the recommended 1-2 per day with her daily feeding schedule a couple weeks prior to our move. We noticed a change almost immediately. She was no longer rushing around trying to hide if someone acknowledged her fluffy presence, and was sleeping right in the middle of the entire family. Usually she only trusts my husband and myself and our child are shunned. The Vet said we could likely give her more than the recommended dose on highly stressful days and she would be okay. She is 17+lbs so the morning of the move I gave her two treats right away, then one prior to boarding and one every 2-4 hours depending how much she was moving around. She was easy to take out of the carrier for TSA (Using a leash and harness in case she panicked and fled) and easy to put back in. She didn't meow the entire day, and moved around a few times on the flight. I gave her another treat prior to her being taken to be checked at the animal quarantine station after getting off our flight and they said she was very calm. A little nervous but didn't try to run or hide. Big life events are often stressful for pets. I wish I would have found these much earlier in her life because I feel like she has spent so much time hiding away. These have given her new life and she can often be found snuggling up with our 6 year old or making sure she's right in the line of activity so she can get all the pets! These were a life saver during our move and we still give them to her because she likes them and it makes her more at ease. They make her a little sleepier than usual but she now prefers to cuddle up instead of slinking off under a bed or in some dark corner hidden away from sight. We no longer have the collar on her as she makes sure she is seen at all times of the day. I highly recommend these treats! Our cat hears the sound of the bag and will come running up purring for a treat! These do have a bit of a vitamin like smell to them, but our cat doesn't seem to mind that at all. When we purchased a larger bag of treats some of them were harder than others and we just broke them into smaller pieces. They are a bit larger in size than typical cat treats so if you have an older cat or a cat who has a hard time chewing I recommend breaking the treats into smaller bits and you could even try mixing with wet food. These have changed the dynamic in our house so much as we all are able to provide lots of pets and loves to our fluffy feline now that she's more relaxed. Definitely give these a try! I know that these may not be ideal for all cats, but they're at least worth a try! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ HELPS! *by P***N on January 14, 2023* I purposely adopted an "almost feral" young cat from the shelter because when there is room for someone in my small household, I now get someone in need. We just lost our older kitty who was also adopted when she was under distress and abandoned at age ten at a shelter - she had four wonderful years here and when she died, I knew we'd get another someone in need. I don't even go to meet them first - I just see the photo and I kind of know ... Well, so, we now have a three-year-old who was rescued a year ago from a devastating hoarding situation. I imagine that she was born into this house of over 70 cats, and had so little to none interaction with the human that she just basically survived on her own. That's how the shelter described it after they rescued these cats. She was noted to be playful (yes!) and to be very intolerant to touch (yes!). She's adorable. She is ... yes ... mostly feral. She looks at me as if she KNOWS that something better is possible, but she just cannot figure out the how and what and why of it all. I am here to help her, and that starts by accepting her exactly as she is and how SHE needs to be, not how I wish her to be. I only wish for her what will make her feel comfortable, however that unrolls. Sooooo ... after eight months, she's at the point where she has chosen the back room of the house, and she stays in there all the time, door wide open. She shows small signs of relaxing - I often find her near the door in there, looking out into the hall. She seems to like it when I enter (often) but will scamper away. She likes me to toss treats and toys to her. She is extremely sensitive to touch. Very occasionally I will lightly stroke her back when she is in a sleepy woozy state, and she "lets" me for all of one second. And that's okay too. I am not here to stress her. I do think she will come closer to us in her own time. I have zero idea how and when that will play out. I went in search of a natural way to help her feel calmer and so I got these treats. I only give her half of one, twice a day, crushed and blended into her wet food. It has made a small difference. I see that it calms her a tiny bit, enough to take the edge off. And so, I went and got three more bags of this to have on hand. We use it almost daily but do have runs of days where we don't use it, and her incrementally improving trust behaviors are building up over time. So, no dramatic "recovery" moments here, but, a lot of any love journey is really done with patience, infinite patience, and acceptance, infinite acceptance. We give that here, and we love her wholly for who she is, and she is cherished. ### ⭐⭐⭐ Cats Won't Eat These! *by K***D on March 18, 2026* I'm sure this is a great product, but neither of my cats will eat these, and they eat ANYTHING! They turn their noses up and walk away. ## Frequently Bought Together - VetriScience Composure, Calming Formula for Cats, 30 Bite-Sized Chews - FELIWAY® Classic Cat Calming Spray, 60ml - Comforts Cats at Home and On the Go and Helps to Calm During Travel --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.ie/products/3940413-composure](https://www.desertcart.ie/products/3940413-composure) --- *Product available on Desertcart Ireland* *Store origin: IE* *Last updated: 2026-06-07*