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Herbs to Help Calm an Overactive Dog. Herbs are packed with vitamins, minerals, protein, carbohydrates and fat; they play a key role in your dog's overall well-being and nutrition. Herbs known for their calming properties include valerian, lemon balm, Roman chamomile, lavender, oat and skullcap.
Diffuse in a room with the dog-bedrooms, living areas and/or kennel. Drip 1-2 drops of Peace and calming into one of your palms, lightly swirl the oil onto both palms, and then pet your animal to calm it down. Apply to pads of feet, tips of ears or drip a couple of drops along the spine and give a calming massage.