Kelly Coco has revealed how far he is willing to go for his brand.
The Big Bang Theory The actor owns a dog business.Named “Oh Norman!” After one of her dogs, selling supplements, treats and toys. Cuoco recently revealed The Tonight Show What happened when he tested one of the supplements himself?
She was testing a liquid supplement called “Calm the Eff Down,” which is aimed at dogs who are stressed and is meant to be used in a variety of situations such as visits to the vet or fireworks. time
“Just FYI, I tried it when we started it,” he told talk show host Jimmy Fallon. “I wanted to make sure I could say that… I didn’t want humans to, like, die.”
“I wanted to make sure we could take it,” she added.
gave Flight attendant The actor was then able to clarify that the product worked on him as he said he was “out for three hours.”
“It’s completely natural, I took it, I tried it on myself, and I really enjoyed the calming effect,” she said. “It was great. I was out.”
Fallon then decided to interject to offer the show’s viewers a disclaimer that just because Coco used the product herself doesn’t mean others should.
“We are not recommending that humans take the product,” he said.
Coco has previously spoken about her love of dogs, especially rescues. “Obviously I rescue dogs, and everyone knows about me, but I’ve really rescued farm animals and even large breeds and horses off the track,” the actress said in an interview. said people In May
He has taken this love of all kinds of animals and put them into his farm in Thousand Oaks, California, which includes horses, donkeys, chickens, goats, cows and pigs. “Really anything with four legs is welcome here. We don’t turn anyone away. It’s become this magical place,” Coco said.
Recently, he made a video on Instagram in which he discussed. Why he had to re-home his late dog, Shirley.
gave Based on a true story The actor admitted that Shirley was violent and would get into a fight with any dog that wasn’t Norman, which inspired his dog grooming brand.
“And when the love of my life came into my life, Tom, who is also a mega dog lover, and he moved across the country with his beautiful German Shepherd, Blue, a few years ago, unfortunately, Blue and Shirley came across Started. Some mega battles,” he said.
“I loved him so much, but I was really scared,” Coco said. “I didn’t want anything really bad to happen or for someone to possibly accidentally be there and get hurt.”
Coco explained that despite re-homing her dog, she wanted to make sure he went to the right home. “I didn’t want her to end up in a home that didn’t understand her because she’s so special and I’ve had her for so long,” she said.
Shirley was then taken in by Coco’s pet handler, Tony, and his wife, who kept her until she died of “very aggressive bone cancer”.