FeliwayClassic Cat Calming Odourless Spray, 60ml - Comforts Cats at Home and On the Go and Reduces Stress During Travel, Veterinary Recommended, Drug-free, Clinically Proven

Good to use too keep cats happy, value for money.

Worked on one cat (moggie), didn’t with the other (Bengal).

It keeps my cat very calm, so it’s effective I guess and the smell stays for a while ! It’s a strong smell, I think of all these products this one is the best quality. It’s just expensive

My partner and I recently decided to rehome a rescue cat at a local cat rescue centre, and ended up bringing a beautiful four year old tabby boy called Ted back home with us to stay. We decided to rescue him in particular because, while we could've went for one of the more confident, purring, friendly mogs in the centre, he looked so sad, stressed and terrified that we just couldn't have left him there. Ted was a stray that had been caught in Penicuik and he appeared to be a very gentle soul.We weren't too sure how well he was going to adapt to living in our house, but it became apparent the moment we opened the cat carrier and let him out - as he shot out of the carrier like a greased otter and disappeared below my bedroom wardrobe - that he was a very stressed and timid cat.The word 'timid', in fact, is perhaps not very appropriate, for Ted was far beyond that. He was absolutely terrified of us, which would imply that he has been abused by someone at some point in his life, so my partner and I decided to investigate ways to try and get him to relax a bit. We initially bought the Feliway plug-in diffusers, which made him relax a little, but it wasn't until we bought one of these sprays that we saw the biggest change in him.Prior to using the spray, it was absolutely impossible to get close to him. Even when putting bowls of food out for him, he ran away or vanished beneath the wardrobe. We sprayed some of this stuff in the area just in front of the wardrobe where he normally lurks and the rug close to it and we began to see him start to relax. It was subtle at first, but there was definitely an improvement.We've had him almost six weeks now, and the changes in him are very evident now. He's hiding beneath the wardrobe less often and is spending a lot of time sprawling around on the area we sprayed and the hallway. We've still not been able to touch him (that's going to take some time), but we can occasionally get surprisingly close to him. For the past couple of nights, I've even been able to play with him using one of those 'mouse on a string' toys, so he's slowly but surely starting to trust us. We spray a few puffs of this stuff on the same areas every morning and we're very. very impressed by how effective it has been.Would definitely recommend!

I don't doubt it may be effective with other cats but it wasn't with mine. I wanted something to calm him down as we were moving to the other part of the country which meant several hours of travel plus moving boxes, lots of noises, a new place, etc. Something very scary and stressful for a cat. I bought this with the hope it would calm him down and I tried it a week before with his blanket, after I sprayed it there he refused to get close to it. It thought to try it somewhere he felt safe so I sprayed it in his favourite basket he liked to sleep in. Bad idea. He didn't go there again. Basically, it was useless for me. I'll try something different next time.EDIT: Now he have sprayed it on the christmas tree and he doesn't get near it! I guess it was useful after all😅

Didn't work for my 18 year old cat.Had the opposite effect as advised.Sprayed area to deter but it just encouraged nefarious feline actions.I have had much success with the plug-in refills which makes it sound strange that the spray is giving adverse reactions.I will continue to use it until it runs out but I won't be buying it again.I don't think you can beat talking softly and comforting my cat. Avoiding the use of bleach, air fresheners and loud sounds.She loves my Dolby Atmos speaker system because the sound encapsulates her and any external noises are muted.I think her having clean toileting, fresh food, water and her own roaming routine has settled her down.You'd think she'd be like she was at her previous home, bolting for the door or under furniture for security.I bought her a cardboard Chaise-lounge and she loves it.It's comical how she is sprawled out on it. There's many other soft furnishings to enjoy but she chooses this hard cardboard, living like Lady Muck and feels at home.It's hers, she's not disturbed or chased out of the house because her poop smells.How can you punish a pet for doing something that comes naturally?This may work for your cat or cats so I have not marked it down.

I recently purchased the Feliway spray for my cat, and it has been an absolute game-changer! My cat used to get extremely anxious during vet visits, making the experience stressful for both of us. Since I started using the Feliway spray, I’ve noticed a significant difference in her behaviour. A few sprays in the carrier before the visit, and she seems much more relaxed and calm.What I love most about this product is that it mimics natural feline pheromones, which help soothe and comfort cats in stressful situations. I also use it when there are changes in the environment, and it works wonders in keeping my cat at ease.If your pet struggles with anxiety during travel or vet appointments, I highly recommend giving Feliway a try. It’s been a lifesaver for us, and I’m sure it can help others too!

This was recommend by the vet for carming my cat when taking him to the vets and they said he would settle if I used it in his carrier.