FELIWAY Classic 30 day starter kit. Diffuser and Refill. Comforts cats and helps solve helps solve behavioural issues and stress/anxiety in the home - 48ml, White

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Replace the refill every 30 days and the diffuser unit after 12 months. Use only with properly functioning 120-volt outlets. Never position the diffuser sideways or upside down. More About The Feliway Pheromone Diffuser Dimensions A: There are no reports of any side effects, and Neilson and Hunthausen say they have never seen a bad reaction to the calming pheromones.

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As a final note, don’t worry if you don’t see anything coming out of the diffuser head: pheromones are invisible and there will be no visible vapor. Feliway reports that you should notice improvements in your pet’s behavior within a week but it could take up to 30 days. What We Liked: But you may be wondering, do they work, and how can they help your cat? Read on to find out! What Are Pheromones?

Even though the study results may be limited by a lot of factors, such as the number, gender and age of cats in each household, the size of each house, and specifics of the dynamics between the cats, I think the findings still support the use of pheromones to help manage feline aggression. Many reviewers appreciated that the Comfort Zone vapor spray is visible, ensuring that the diffuser is functioning correctly and dispersing regularly. If you’re looking for a way to keep the peace in your multi-pet home without the use of harsh chemical additives, Relaxivet uses a powerful combination of pheromones and plant components to help calm feuding or anxious felines. A synthetic version of the face pheromone that cats use to mark their territory and feel secure is released by Feliway diffusers. It also offers slightly more coverage—750 square feet vs. the usual 650-700. However, like the other diffusers, this is based on an open floor plan and will only be effective in one room. Another bonus: bSerene vials are said to last longer than most other diffusers. According to the company, each refill should last about 45 days, considerably longer than the typical 30-day use.

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Formulated to reduce tension in homes with two or more cats, it disperses pheromones up to 700-square-feet. Within seven days, users should see a decline in aggressive behaviors including standoffs, stalking or chasing, biting, hissing, growling, and spitting. Plus refills are easy to buy and use. Pheromones are species-specific chemicals which are naturally produced from the scent glands on the faces, chin, lower ears, forehead, cheeks and around the mouth of a cat. There are also scent glands located in their paw pads, around nipples for female cats and in their urine. If she has a favorite place that she likes to scratch or a best friend from the neighborhood, that is like due to the effect of Pheromones. One might think that the higher concentration might result in higher efficiency of the product, but that has not been confirmed nor denied. #2 Coverage Feliway mimics a cat’s F3 facial pheromones, which cats deposit when they rub their cheeks against surfaces, marking the areas as being safe, Hunthausen says. Users of both products report a difference in the time it took for the product to work. Some people found that their once-aggressive cat became calm and manageable in hours.Do not place the diffuser behind shelves, doors, curtains, or other furniture items or in small places. It’s true. Although they have a reputation for playing it cool, our feline friends can indeed experience the uncomfortable—and even debilitating—effects of anxiety. In fact, a recent study found that 13.5 percent of pet cats showed at least one symptom of anxiety. They can be helpful in a variety of situations to help your cat feel calmer, more in harmony with other pets, and secure in their own environment. There is some evidence that they are useful in modifying behavior, but are best used as part of a wider behavioral plan for more severe cases of feline stress. Pheromones are chemical compounds that are naturally excreted by various species of animals, which trigger a social response from other animals of the same type. Pheromones are naturally occurring, and are invisible and odourless, and can generate a range of different responses in the animal that is receiving them.