Feliway Pheromone Spray 60ml

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Pheromones, chemical messengers secreted in several key areas on your cat’s body, are part of the complex way that cats communicate with one another and navigate their world. There’s no proof that calming aids really work. Most veterinarians recommend them on the premise that “it can’t hurt, but it might help—if only by making you feel like you’re being proactive.”

One thing you should note is regarding the formula. As it is alcohol-based, spraying it directly on your pet could cause their skin and fur to become dry. Not only that, but it has the potential to stain furniture and fabrics, so spot testing is recommended. What’s more, the scent of this product is not always a favorite among the feline population. Some kitties will not stay in the area if it is sprayed making the calming effect useless. Regardless of which calming spray type you choose, we want to make sure your cat is not only calmer but also safe. Inhaling toxic ingredients can cause your feline to have a runny nose, cough, watery eyes, vomiting, burning nose and throat, and difficulty breathing. If you notice these symptoms, move your pet to fresh air right away. If the symptoms do not immediately clear up, call for assistance ASAP. Like other similar products, this relaxing spray from Nature’s Miracle is not meant to be sprayed directly on cats and works best if sprayed on their beds, carriers when transporting, towels, scratches, or existing markings.Unlike few cat calming products in market, this one have no-drowsy formula so that you don’t find your cat sleeping like a baby every time you use it. The Feliway Optimum Enhanced Calming diffuser can help calm your cat in stressful situations like moving, the introduction of a new baby or pet, and during disruptive events like thunderstorms and fireworks. pheromone diffusers. Plug-in pheromone diffusers slowly release artificial pheromones which we can’t smell, but cats can. These mimic their own pheromones and help them to feel safe

These treats contain a blend of ingredients thought to soothe cats, including C3 colostrum, the amino acid L-Theanine, and the B-vitamin thiamine. Spray it on parts where your feline friend creates most destruction, and you can see visible results within 2-3 uses. The dosage, or amount of chews you give, depends on your cat’s weight but if you’re not getting the results you want, you can double the amount with no adverse effects. You can also break a treat into pieces if a smaller bite is more appealing to your cat or you want to offer them a smaller dose. We found that they’re easiest to feed them to your cat by adding them to their first meal of the day. In such situations, where she can feel anxious or stressed, you are supposed to use cat calming spray at such times. Or whenever you feel that she’s not her usual self. ConclusionPheromone diffusers and sprays mimic these natural cat-appeasing pheromones to calm feline nerves. In turn, they should curb stress-induced behaviors like excessive vocalization, scratching, hiding, and fighting among cats. They’re often used in vet clinics or shelters to relax cats. Synthetic pheromones won’t work for every cat, but many cat parents report noticeable differences in their pet’s behavior after using them.