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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.
Herbs can be used to tackle dog heart problems from three approaches: 1  Using heart-supporting herbs to strengthen and support the heart. 2  Using diuretic herbs to stimulate the kidneys to eliminate the excess fluids in the lungs and/or other organs. 3  Using other supportive herbs to stimulate blood circulation.