Pets May Sleep Long—but Not Well! Solve Cat and Dog Sleep Problems with Z3ELAX™
Do Pets Sleep a Lot—But Not Well?
While cats and dogs may seem to nap throughout the day, many are actually stuck in light sleep. If your pet twitches or makes noises while resting, it could be a sign they’re not reaching the deep sleep stages essential for physical recovery.Over time, insufficient deep and restorative sleep can contribute to heightened sensitivity, increased anxiety, and a weakened immune system.
What truly matters for your pet’s well-being isn’t just the number of hours they sleep—it’s the quality of that sleep. Only deep, restful sleep can support their long-term health and vitality.
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Help Your Pet Sleep Deeply and Stay Calm — Z3ELAX™ Dual Support for Sleep & Mood
Z3ELAX™ combines clinically proven calming supplements for pets in a science-backed formula designed to support deep sleep for dogs and cats as well as emotional well-being in pets. This synergistic blend helps cats and dogs relax more deeply and get the quality rest they need to thrive every day:- Tryptophan: Supports emotional calm and helps regulate a healthy sleep cycle
- Glycine: Encourages faster sleep onset and enhances overall sleep quality
- GABA: Promotes emotional balance and deeper, more restful sleep
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WelPet wish you a strong and successful start to 2026, with continued success throughout the year.
WelPet Biotech will observe the Lunar New Year holiday from February 14 to February 22, 2026, and resume operations on February 23. During the holiday period, you are welcome to contact us via our official website. We will respond as promptly as possible once business operations resume.
Red, Watery Eyes in Pets? Your Complete Guide to Conjunctivitis in Dogs & Cats
When you notice your cat or dog’s eyes looking red and swollen, tearing up, or when they begin rubbing at them with their paws, conjunctivitis is one of the most common causes. This condition not only causes clear discomfort and pain—often accompanied by eyelid spasms or scratching—but may also stem from deeper underlying issues. So, if your pet shows these symptoms, be sure to take them to the vet to identify the true cause. Only by treating the root problem can you effectively resolve the irritation, prevent chronic recurrence, and protect pet eye health in long term!