Calm Your Dog: Stop Indoor Peeing

Want to know the real reason your dog is peeing indoors? The answer will surprise you.

Most people assume indoor peeing is just a house-training problem. But in reality…

it’s not. Indoor peeing is often triggered by stress and anxiety. When dogs feel anxious,

they instinctively try to make their environment feel safer. One way they do

that is by marking a familiar scent—so they pee indoors to calm themselves. Crazy,

right? And the solution is actually much simpler than most people think.

Just add more magnesium-rich foods to their diet. Magnesium is a key nutrient that helps dogs stay calm.

With regular intake, your dog will bark less at strangers, stay relaxed even when the doorbell