Classic Cat Pheromone Calming Diffuser Kit | Helps Reduce Stress‑Related Behaviors Like Urine Spraying, Scratching, and Hiding, 30 Day Supply

The BEST investment ever!!!My neutered male cat would pee on the carpet between my toilet and wall; even though he uses the litter box for his duties.I have tried EVERYTHING to try to stop his peeing behavior. From tinfoil, citrus spray, and other pet safe deterrents. I was getting frustrated because NOTHING WORKED!Before I called my veterinarian I decided to put this in my cart and save it.I called my veterinarian and explained to her what was going on. Sure enough she recommended me to use this! I didn’t even have to say anything about it!!Let me just say that I’m beyond happy with this!! So much that I’m going to keep buying this. I’m half way through the bottle and I haven’t seen any accidents outside the litter box. There’s not enough stars to add on here because I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS!!! It’s safe for dogs and there’s no smell. Not only does it help for peeing accidents it’s calming diffuser as well. It has a tiny night light and it has a nice look to it! It’s easy to screw together and pop it in the electric socket. It’s good on power and portable. Just put it in the room where your cat hangs out the most. It’s definitely worth the money!!

Really relaxes my new cat! She's scared of the house a bit, and the scent helps here a lot! Plus it's small, fits in miniscule places, and works quietly. Plus it's portable because it's so small and it's versatile. Good!

Short version:PROS - VERY effective at reducing stress levels and decreasing inappropriate behaviors.CONS - The diffuser refills are only effective for 20 - 25 days (Two other relative, in separate homes, also report they only seem to be effective for 20 to 25 days).- The cost. VERY expensive when using the recommended number of diffusers in the home and then having to change them sooner than the recommended effective date.Long version:I have seven cats who, while have free access to a large fenced yard and limited access to several hundred acres outside of the fenced yard, primarily spend their time indoors. There are conflicting personalities between them, in addition to added stress of intruding strays. With the high stress levels came spraying indoors and increased aggressive and inappropriate behaviors.I use 3 Feliway diffusers, one at each end of my home and one in the basement. It has literally saved their lives and my sanity. The diffusers do not last a full 30 days for me, usually around 25 days. I can tell when they are no longer effective, as the bad behaviors escalate. It's not immediate...It takes me about 3 days to figure out why the spats and spraying have become noticeable, when I check the diffusers (I write the approximate date for replacement on the refill bottle)it is close to the change date. Within one day of replacing the refills, all is calm again.I also have found the spray to be VERY effective in discouraging marking/spraying when applied every two to three days to the preferred objects. When applied to a pair of leather gloves that I use to "handle/pet the feral strays, it is extremely effective in calming them and reducing the number of "strikes/bites" to the gloves. It always amazes me to watch these very feral cats calm to the point that they not only allow me to pet them but relax enough to roll on their back for me to rub their tummy. I use the spray liberally around the area where I feed them, which also helps discourage marking from both my cats and the strays.And I really mean it when I say it is a life saver. About 6 months after moving into my new home in the country, an intact male stray (that I had neutered and named Melvin) decided to make himself a home with my four other cats (three females and one male, all altered). Being an adult (estimated 2+ years), it initially cause some tension with my other cats but eventually we all settled into a fairly stable routine. However, I had to continually work with Melvin to lessen his aggression during play.About two years after that, my best friend was in a bad car accident, and while she survived, she could no longer care for her three cats...so I adopted them. Even though I took 2 months to slowly integrate them, they created tension among my 5, especially Melvin. Over the next year, Melvin's stress levels increased to the point of spraying, aggression and overall depression. I tried several medications (my sis is a vet) but to no avail. His spraying became uncontrollable, to the point where he deliberately sprayed objects next to me, and eventually ON me. While he never really got rid of all of his stray-tom mannerisms, it was as if something sort of snapped in his brain, that while he wasn't mean, he was simply not right and definitely not happy. Having exhausted all other solutions (even using Feliway spray), I had him euthanized.Less than a week after the heart breaking euthanization of Melvin, one of my males (from my original four) started spraying in the house, and also one of the males of my friend's three. Medication did not help either of them. As a last ditch effort, I started using the Feliway diffusers and applied the spray to all spray-desirable objects on a daily basis.I am VERY happy to report that while there is an occasional marking and spat (usually aggravated by the presence of the strays), the situation remains manageable. And while I still morn for Melvin, I breathe a daily sigh of relief that I don't have to make that decision again.So, the Feliway diffusers and spray, while expensive, are most definitely worth it and a total godsend for my seven fur-children.

I've used this product and bought multiple times during the life of my cat. Between moves, surgery, etc, I do feel it has offered some comfort. However, every unit I've ever bought has a burning smell after three /four days use. Doesn't matter the outlet type. I've been in two separate homes and both places with different units have the same smoulder smell after being plugged in for a few days. The company will deny there is an issue and says it must be user error. My units are never tipped, not leaking, but do have a plastic burning like smell. Research shows all over Reddit and other forums that many people noticed the smell and some have had the units catch fire. The instructions say it can get hot. Instructions are clear the units need replacement after a few months. There is even instructions about if you have a tester button on your outlet. I'm sure many people ignore these parts of the instructions. I've read and followed and I've never had it leak or catch fire but I definitely smell it get a smouldery plastic burn smell after a few days. So I'll take it out for a day and then plug in. I think the manufacturer should do better as I don't have issues like this with regular plug in air freshener. I've even heard of people taking old airfreshers from a different brand, put the liquid in an old washed container, and use that as a diffuser to avoid the burn smell. I wouldn't leave any plug in unattended because of the smell but there shouldn't be any reason for these to off put a smell or catch fire in first place imo. Does it work? I think it helps but be careful if you should leave it for long periods or if away on vacation. I'd like a none plug in option that wasn't a pump spray to be honest to avoid fire issues all together but I doubt the company would invest.

I have to admit, I was highly skeptical of this. I have 2 cats, and we recently moved from a house to a small apartment. My cats were terrified of every noise. One of my cats wouldn't urinate because he was so scared. Two Vets recommend this. I decided to try it. It actually works!! They are more relaxed, not scared and back to themselves!! It took about 4 to 5 days for me to notice the difference. I now highly recommend this!!

First a little background, we have five cats. One (Pete) has been blind since birth. His sibling Benjamin started getting a little to aggressive when they all played. Based on Feliways claim that it’s supposed to calm and reduce stress we bought a plug in.After a few days we noticed Pete started spraying everywhere. We immediately took him to the vet to make sure there was nothing medically wrong and they were 100% confident it was behavioral. We racked our brain for a few days and tried everything. Added more litter boxes, created more safe spaces, nothing worked.After exhausting all efforts we started thinking it may be the feliway, so we unplugged it. We put it in a bag and placed it outside far away from the house. We aired out the house and that was the last day Pete sprayed. A leather chair, a table, curtains and hundreds of dollars in vet expenses all wasted because of this product that did the exact opposite of what it’s supposed to do.We did more research into feliway and found that all of the studies they reference are paid by feliway. Even worse there was also no control group in the studies. So it is basically just “take our word for it”.The independent studies that have been done saw absolutely NO positive impact. Basically what this product has done is taken a cats natural pheromone and amplified, heated it up and sent it into the air. It is basically creating an imaginary cat with a super strong scent to basically dominate everyone else. This cannot be good for a cat’s natural hierarchy.In Pete’s case he smelled another cat and since he could not see one he felt threatened and started trying to reclaim his space. Blind cats naturally have a heightened sense of smell so this must have been super stressful for him.I feel the marketing of this product is highly deceptive and is cruel. If your cat is stressed or misbehaving, take the time to find out why they are behaving the way they are and find a more natural way to resolve the situation. There are other options. This I don’t think is one of them. If you do decide to try it, use with caution. In the cases where it has changed the behavior of the cat I worry it is out of fear not out of relief.

I'm a rescuer but after a Trap, Neuter Release left me with two unadopted kittens (for three cats in the home), I decided that was the end for a bit for me. One of the new kittens (now a year old) has remained feral, but he's not a fighter, so it was okay.A month ago, a full-grown cat showed up on my deck and decided he lives with me. He's 7 years old (estimated), was un-neutered, but had obviously been in and out of someone's home. I had him neutered immediately, but he made the FOURTH male cat in the house. And he is a big boy and seems like a true Tom. I had to keep him apart from the others as he healed, and the bathroom I housed him in smelled like a Tom cat spray. This is new for me.I couldn't have that with the others, especially given two are fairly feral. The first trip out of the bathroom for the new Tom (Mr. Bojangles, Bo for short) and he walked over and sprayed something. Ugh....I was scared. Friends paid the vet bills with the idea that I would then care for Bo for his life. I was petrified he would set the feral kitties wild spraying up my little home.When he got out and about, he would wake up at 3 am howling, running through the house. I am convinced he lived with someone who worked in a bar or strip club.The vet suggested Feliway diffusers, and I was totally skeptical but desparate. So I loaded up on them.WOW!!!!!I read up on them after the vet told me about them, and people had reported that they seemed to mellow the cats out in addition to controlling the urge to spray. Again...I was wildly skeptical.These boys circled one another for a day or so and one of the kittens threw a few kitty punches, but this stuff did the trick. I would have loved it just for the spraying aspect, but it really has mellowed them in a way that isn't drugged.It's a bit pricey. I found I had to have four through my small house. I don't think it will cover the area it reports to cover...perhaps in a more open environment. So, I added extras. I figured one dedicated to my bedroom was a good idea. I bought another round of refills that will carry me another month. Then I may see what happens without them.Another odd thing is I have found they are not wearing at the same rate. The one in the bedroom is still 3/4 full, while the one in the hall is nearly empty, so you'll have to gauge what you need. If you are going to try it, however, I'd recommend that you go all out for one round. To under buy is to not give it a fair shot. Don't buy one to cover your entire downstairs, for example, because you won't know if it just didn't work for you or you didn't buy the right amount.Good luck!

We adopted my father's cat when my dad went into a nursing home. We had gradually been assimilating other relatives' cats until we were at 7 and my dad's cat made 8. The first 3 got along like a brotherhood, and the next three were somewhat feral but assimilated well. The kitten was everyone's friend and slept spooned with our oldest cat's paws over her. But my father's cat had been alpha cat and he entered the household and sprayed everywhere, mostly windows and doors. I was so sick of the smell and the behavior it elicited in the other cats (one sought the closet and wouldn't come out, others peed next to the litter box but not in it - for the first time ever). We put the cat on Prozac after I asked the vet to put him down, but he became so lethargic and sleepy he wouldn't interact with us at all. So we finally heard about Feliway. It is a miracle for us. No more spraying by any of the cats and especially by my dad's cat! He is even affectionate and curls up on my lap (a complete first - even with my dad he was not a lap cat). We have about 6 of these units spread all over the house to overlap with one another. Everyone comes for meals now. There is almost no hissing ever and it is funny to see the cats pass each other, a little wary but without hostility. The house does not smell like ammonia and I am happy to open the front door to guests or mail deliverers. The stress in the house has lessened quite a bit. This product is expensive until you realize you are not washing everything in site, not throwing out carpets, not ruining rugs by soaking in vinegar and washing them, not replacing backpacks and recyclable shopping bags every week due to the smell. Just the work load of handling sprayed furniture and cabinets is a huge relief.It took about 2-3 weeks for us to see the whole benefit and we had to add a few units in those in-between rooms esp when we started shutting doors to keep the heat in one section of the house. And when we ran out, you could tell by the smell of the house immediately. We rushed to get refills and now I keep extra refills in the house. I agree with the woman who uses the timer. Since all the cats come upstairs to sleep with us at night (spread over 3 bedrooms) we have a timer on most of the diffusers on the first floor. This helps the longevity of those units and doubles their time. I highly recommend this for anyone with a new cat or a spraying cat. It's not an instant cure but over a few weeks it is AMAZING. Can't live without feliway now.

Mi gato orinaba por todos lados a pesar de que ya está esterilizado y mi otra gata se la pasa molestandolo, lo cual le derivó estrés, decidi darle una oportunidad a este producto porque llegué al punto de lavar sus orines diario en sabanas, sillas, etc.Y increíblemente dejó de orinar en lugares donde no debe y mi gata ha dejado de molestarlo tanto, el único punto malo es que no dura 1 mes como dice, a mi me duró 3 semanas, pero ya compré recambio porque si mejoró mucho la convivencia de mis gatos, si vale la pena a pesar del precio algo elevado

Please i'm only writing this so other customers are safe... its the worst product I have ever bòught on amazon. It melted with stings of plastic all the way to the ground with in 15 mins of me plugging it in and the liqiud container went flying across the floor like a bomb due to which my lights flused ...if I wasn't in the room to switch it of my room would have caught fire and to think of it my cats were in the same room still horrified by this event. So i complained to the company and all they said was can't refund the product as the date expired. ....like I wanted another of thier product. ...not even for free...

calms the kittens

I bought 3 of these, and every time I plugged one in, the diffuser worked for a short time and then stopped completely. Very disappointing, especially for such an expensive product.

Produto muito bom!! Recomendo para acalmar e ajudar na adaptação entre gatos.