FELIWAY® Classic Cat Calming Spray, 60ml - Comforts Cats at Home and On the Go and Helps to Calm During Travel

Wow! I was so nervous to take my very skiddish cat to the vet for the first time and the Feliway spray was amazing for calming him down! I sprayed the corners of the carrier 15 minutes before putting him in as recommended. He is a VERY vocal cat, but didn't yowl the entire ride to the vet. He was super calm when they took him out of the carrier to examine him. As I was waiting for meds, about 20 minutes into the exam, he became skiddish and a little freaked out. I popped him back in the carrier and he immediately calmed back down. The vet was able to give him a shot and oral meds with no problems. When I got him home he was calm too when I let him out of the carrier. About 20 minutes later it was like the spray wore off and he was a little "hidey" from his experience at the vet. I would DEFINITELY recommend this for anxious kitties!

I keep this on hand. One in the bedroom for those late night howlings and when he wants to play. I also keep one in the living room in case I fall asleep in my chair and wants to bother me there as well. It's just a calming stray. It won't hurt them. Works great. I just spray a couple of sprays into the air and silence. Wouldn't be without it.

I am currently integrating (2) 7 months old kittens with (2) 18 months old cats. Today was the first day where I didn’t have the spray so there was a lot of tension and aggression. The minute I sprayed this all throughout my house, everyone became calm and the aggression eased up. The only thing that I dislike about this is that you have to spray it every few hours which results in it finishing faster. For the price, I think they should make a bigger bottle.

Spray is easy to use, but I didn’t see much difference in my cat’s behavior.

I like this spray better than the plug ins. Because you can use it anywhere and every where. Does not stain and no smell to humans, seemed to help her to be calmer. A bit pricy tho.

I used this calming spray during a 12-hour car ride while moving states, and it made a noticeable difference. My cat usually meows nonstop in the car, but this time he did surprisingly well and was much calmer overall. I did need to reapply it 2–3 times throughout the trip, but considering how long the drive was, that felt reasonable. Definitely helped make a stressful move much easier.

I was sure it wouldn't work. SO sure that I went ahead and purchased some plastic pin-on furniture protectors to cover the ends of my new sofa. Every morning when I sit to drink my coffee my demon...I mean, my CAT...comes and claws the sofa. My brand new sofa. I had a sofa cover on it, but took it off to wash and then thought 'why am I covering my beautiful sofa with an ugly cover?' But having already had one sofa destroyed by Mr. Murder Mittens, I wasn't about to let him have free reign with this one. Day 1: Spritz the spray along the bottom and ends where he scratches. Pleasantly surprised at the light, slightly floral, scent that dissipates quickly. Cat walks over, stares at sofa, then goes over to furiously scratch his scratching pad. Day 2: Spritz. Cat comes and stares. Stalks away to his scratching pad. Day 3: Spritz. Cat comes over. Finds that I have not spritzed along the top of the sofa and tries scratching there. Is lovingly dissuaded. I spritz that part as well. Success. Days 4-whatever: Cat continues to not scratch sofa. I revel in my ability to enjoy actually SEEING the upholstery that we picked out, instead of a slipcover. I put the plastic end covers in a closet, we do noit need them. Week...3? 4?: This continues to work. I have found that after time I don't need to spritz every day, the habit to scratch the sofa is not as ingrained, or the scent still lingers a day or two...I'm not sure which. But I find that I can skip a day or two. I DO have to spray every part that I don't want scratched, if he finds an unsprayed spot he will glare at me and then start clawing. I would say that I've been using this for about a month and the bottle still has a bit left in it. Is it a bit pricey for about a month's worth of use? Maybe...until you consider the value of an intact couch and the increase in love you will have for your cat when he isn't destroying your furniture. I hope this never, ever stops working because it has allowed me to co-exist with our cat on much better terms.

I have purchased these at several different times for different cats. They are pretty expensive to use consistently, but the have made a very significant difference for one particular cat that I am fostering. She was very traumatized, simi feral and with a recent surgery. It has seemed to help her quite a bit to calm her. Other cats it would help some but not enough to purchase consistently. So it may work for some cats better than others.

Alles gut.

Unfortunately couldn't use as spray wouldn't work, seller refunded me straight away

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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