Delivery on time look good only time…
Delivery on time look good only time will tell how good they work but fingers crossed
June 5, 2026
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Mellow Paws is a UK dog calming supplement. After years of trying diffusers, chews, and training programmes without lasting results, we built the product we couldn't find anywhere else. Our Calming Aid tablets use an amino acid formula — Taurine, Inositol, and L-Theanine — that supports your dog's own stress response rather than sedating them. No fillers. No artificial additives. Just what works, at doses high enough to make a difference. Manufactured in a GMP-certified UK facility, third-party batch tested, and vet reviewed. Works for separation anxiety, reactivity, fireworks, travel stress, and general restlessness. Over 200 verified UK buyers. Rated 4.8 stars. Backed by a 60-day money-back guarantee — no forms, no return required. If you've tried everything else and been let down, this is what Mellow Paws was made for.
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United Kingdom
- hello@mellow-paws.co.uk
- mellow-paws.co.uk
3.4
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Order not received
Order not received. No help from this company or evri .despite chasing up for over 2 weeks
May 27, 2026
Reply from Mellow Paws UK
We’re really sorry your order was delayed and understand how frustrating this has been. As discussed privately, we’ve already arranged a replacement for you while we continue chasing the courier for updates.
Unfortunately once parcels are with Evri, delays can occasionally happen outside of our control, but we always do our best to resolve things as quickly as possible for our customers. We appreciate your patience and hope the replacement arrives with you shortly.
Where’s my order????
I have received conflicting messages about my order. The tracking number says the item has been delivered but gives no photo evidence and doesn’t recognise my post code. I am still waiting for my order which was placed 7 days ago
June 6, 2026
Reply from Mellow Paws UK
Hi Susan, we're really sorry for the confusion! There was a mix-up with the tracking number we initially sent you — your correct tracking has since been sent over and your order is on its way to you. We've been in touch via email to get this resolved and we're confident it will be with you very soon. Sorry again for the inconvenience! 🐾
Reply from Mellow Paws UK
Thank you so much, Sandra! We're really glad you're happy with your order. We hope your dog is feeling nice and calm! 🐾
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