Classic Cat Calming Spray, 60ml

This one is so great to give your fur babies stress, anxiety going on with multiple cats. It was amazing seeing my cat more relaxed on the way home from the vet. They told me they sprayed inside his carrier this stuff because he was stressed. He was so good on the way home, he wasn't like doped up after getting out of the carrier. I'm so happy that this product did everything the Vet said it would, easy to use spray bottle lasts for a decent amount of time, can use around pet's bedding and other areas your cats are usually around. Definitely made sure I had it this past July 4th just in case. But it's a good thing to help your fur babies when they get stressed. Recommended to use before you take your cat to the vet or going on a trip. Also comes in plug in as well as the spray. I got the small bottle and it has lasted,no smelly odor,decent price and we use it as needed for one fur baby. Give it a try and I think you're going to like it for your cat(s).

Almost five months ago, I adopted a rescue kitty from the local shelter that partners with pet stores. I already had two cats so it's been a challenge. They told us he'd been somewhat abused but I don't think they knew the full extent. The first night we let him out of a confined area (bathroom), he sprayed/peed in our bedroom and it was an awful stench. I've had cats all my life and never had one do this in the house. Back to the pet store the next day for supplies and have kept this spray on hand since. To be clear, they informed us he was three years old, hadn't been neutered til they got him, and that he'd been kicked at some point and was missing a tooth. We're pretty sure it was a worse situation than that, but with the help of this spray, MOSTLY, he has calmed down a lot and is unlearning the bad behaviors of his last 'home'. A home that kicked him outside for spraying, but I'm certain caused that behavior by failing to neuter along with other suspected abuse/neglect. Our newest friend is not perfect and still has a ways to go, but he has made lots of progress and I am sure this feliway spray is a huge factor in that. Every time I've gone ~48 hours without spraying, all three cats are more on edge. I refused to take him back since he'd already been returned once. For what I think he went through, I am incredibly grateful this spray exists to help him adjust to our home. I've read it may not work for all cats but so far in our house, it helps immensely.

I didn’t see much of a difference to an individual cat when traveling/overgrooming. But after getting a second cat (orange) and trying the spray in this area they both were attracted to it, hissing stopped(from grey), and we started sleeping with!! Belly out!! Like magic!!

****Edit, UPDATE: I’ve come to realize that I CANNOT breathe in the air after I spray this stuff. I am generally more sensitive to smells and dust and whatnot but not asthmatic. But something about this stuff makes my chest and throat tighten to where I cannot breathe if it’s in the air and I have to leave the room. So if you’re sensitive too or are asthmatic, use with caution!! It doesn’t seem to irritate my cat or any of my other family members though. To be honest, I can't tell a difference in my cat's anxiety or behavior when I spray this vs when I don't. I've used it for vet visits and am planning to use it on a flight with my cat. My vet uses the diffuser version for their dedicated cat room so it must do something right? It feels quite a bit overpriced for what it is. I think the gabapentin I'll be giving my cat for her travel anxiety will do much more than this spray ever could. Maybe it works better for cats with more behavioral problems though? My cat is generally pretty happy and friendly, but gets anxious around the carrier and leaving the house. I've gotten quite a lot of sprays out of the bottle so far. It smells mostly like alcohol at first, but there is a faint smell of ~something~ that lingers for a bit. Would I buy this again? Maybe if I run out and need to introduce my cat to another cat/dog and want it to go well? [**Also UPDATE: used it to try and introduce a new cat and dog. Made absolutely no difference. Only gabapentin helped.] Or maybe the diffuser would help when we're traveling and she's home alone (with my family popping in to check up on her)? Otherwise, I think I'll skip it.

This stuff is amazing! We used this to help our cat with airline travel and she was so calm and chill. No problems whatsoever. Even taking her out of the carrier during the TSA screening was a breeze. I have told all my cat lovers about this product.

I have been ordering Feliway off and on for many years, upon my vet's recommendation. I have had 2 very skittish cats, both due to illnesses and their required multiple vet visits. After a while the visits became more and more stressful on both the cats and me, but I started using the spray and it definitely helped! About 20 minutes before we leave the house I spray the inside of the carrier and her favorite blanket to lay on which gives it time to dry/dissipate, and the result is amazing. No more (or very limited) crying and howling on the ride there, minimal stress during the exam, and much easier to get proper readings on labs or imaging! I have also used the plug-in type Feliway for my first cat when he began spraying (even though he was neutered!) and he stopped after a short while. I would definitely recommend Feliway. Whatever is in this product definitely works and I cannot find anything negative to say about it. I will say that since it works so well, please don't overdo using the spray. Use it as needed and in just the quantity that it takes to get the job done. It is great for redirecting behavior and forming new (better) habits but should not be used simply to take the kitten out of the cat, if you know what I mean. Oh, one last thing.... I have tried other calming sprays - don't waste your money, they do NOT work as well (if at all).

As recommended by my veterinarian, I purchased the Feliway for my cat to calm him during an 18 hour car ride. I sprayed one spray into his carrier 1 hour prior to leaving on our trip. The instructions read that it wears off in 5 hours. We began our trip without incident. We were about 12 hours into our trip when it was my turn to get our cat out of his carrier and offer him food, water and his litter box. I had him out for about 15 minutes holding and petting him. I felt a little weird but just thought I was tired from the drive. I put him back into his carrier and we got back on the road. Thankfully, I was not driving at the time. Ten minutes later my tongue and lips began to tingle and swell, my throat felt as if it were narrowing, I began to cough like I had just inhaled some hay particles and was randomly nodding off. If it would have gotten any worse I would have had to find the nearest ER. These symptoms ever so slowly subsided but in all, lasted 8 hours! The description, packaging, insert and bottle all read that the product does not effect humans. I am 100 percent sure this is what caused my reaction as I am 34 years old with no record of allergies and I couldn't pet my cat for a week without having a reaction, more mild than the first exposure. He was given a thorough bath and his carrier scrubbed. I haven't had an issue since.

I bought this because apparently my cat has anxiety, which is interesting because she has no job, no bills, no concept of mortality, and sleeps approximately 17 hours a day. The instructions say to spray it where your cat spends time, so I did. A few sprays on the usual spots and then I waited for serenity to descend upon the household. Nothing visibly happened. And maybe that's the point. My cat didn't suddenly forgive the vacuum cleaner. She didn't approach me and explain that she's finally made peace with the fact that the red dot cannot be captured. She didn't apologize for knocking a glass off the counter while maintaining eye contact. She simply seemed... less concerned. Which got me thinking. Maybe calm isn't happiness. Maybe calm is just the temporary absence of believing something needs to be different. My cat doesn't know what's in this bottle. She doesn't know what pheromones are. She doesn't know I paid money to alter the emotional atmosphere of a creature who regularly becomes frightened by a grocery bag she personally watched me put on the floor. She just knows that somehow the room feels safer. And isn't that what we're all looking for? Some invisible signal in the air telling us, for no logical reason we can explain, that everything is probably going to be okay. Anyway, five stars. My cat stared at a wall for 45 minutes afterward. But she did it peacefully.

Alles gut.

This does work. The trick is you have to spray everything that is at the level of your cat’s rear end. I sprayed the areas where my cat sprayed and then he found the areas that I didn’t spray with Feliway and then he sprayed there! Because of that I find the amount in the bottle too little. I would like this effective product to be more affordable. Thank you though for stopping 80-90% of the marking issue in my domesticated yet still feral tomcat. The spray smells sort of sweet which I really don’t like, so it’s best to hold your breath, spray the areas and leave till it settles.

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Il est indiqué de pulvériser ça sur les zones où le chat marque son territoire en urinant, après avoir nettoyé. Ben ça ne fonctionne pas du tout, mon chat recouvre toute la zone de pisse sans sourciller.

Instant calming and I use this in the carrier when I have to take my cat to the vet. Earlier he would pee inside the carrier. With Feliway, he stays so much more calmer. I also used this for the noise during Diwali and it probably made things a little easier for my cats.