FeliwayClassic Cat Calming Odourless Spray, 20ml - Comforts Cats at Home and On the Go and Reduces Stress During Travel, Veterinary Recommended, Drug-free, Clinically Proven

Bought for friend because her cat a bit 'frantic'. Anyway he's since been re-homed so I don't know whether would've helped or not. Believe owner of cat at fault. No high tree climber, 2yrs old and probably bored. Also she had 2 very young children. But item arrived safely.

My kitten (11 months) had become a bit anxious, thought this was worth a go..Tested it on one armchair to start with, no reaction.A day later I sprayed it on the sofa and around the living room, and wow! She is the calmest I have seen her in a long time.I can't smell it at all which is a bonus!Cant comment on how long it lasts but it has definitely worked in the short term

Works like a charm.I’ve adopted several street cats from Cairo Egypt from an Egyptian cat rescue (Cat’s Cats Rescue) and had them fly over to the Uk (cheaper than you think) this was used in their flight crates for the 5 hour flight journey and helped to keep them calm and on an even keel.Having special needs cats, they need some extra support on their frequent vet visits. It really does keep them settled. Great price.Smells a little strong initially but that smell doesn’t stay, but the pheromones do.

Not sure if it does anything really. It's ridiculously expensive

This is amazing calming spray. My cat is extremely anxious at the best of times but we were moving house after he'd lived there 13 years so I was extremely worried about how it would affect him. The week before the move I started spraying the pheromones, along with a feliway plug-in, around our old house. I sprayed on his blanket, basket, cat carrier and various items of furniture. Occasionally, I would just spray it about the room. The day of the move he got into his carrier with so much more ease than normal. At the new house we put him in one room with all his belongings and plugged in and sprayed. He's been so calm. He's like a different cat! Amazing stuff. Will purchase again.

I was skeptical when I bought this, but desperate... my good friend and neighbour passed away 6 months ago and we took his skittery wee kitty in, much to the disgust of our two 20 yr old moggies! The old girls are both placid and patient, but poor wee Annie was a rescue when my friend got her and we don't know her history, but after a few months it's clear she was a) separated from her mum too early and b) it breaks my heart, but likely abused 😥. She took to me right off, I'm definitely mum, and my partner she likes (most of the time) but after 6 months of acclimatising, starting with a baby gate on the end room so she had her safe space, a feliway plug in, lots of positive reinforcement and swapping of bedding.... she still barely tolerates my poor old girls! Every time they're close there's growling and chunnering (she's very vocal anyway!) and the slightest misstep and she'll go for them (though not really nastily, it's more like self defence even when self defence isn't warranted!). She's never hurt either of them, but we've basically been living in a war zone & the sisters deserve some peace at this stage of their lives!.. as do we!!So, I read the reviews and ummed and ahhed and procrastinated... and eventually bought a bottle (opting for feliway over a brand is never used). It's true it IS expensive and also true that the bottle is REALLY small (especially as the directions suggest spraying it EVERY DAY! I suspect the sales team had input on that count lol), but the effect was IMMEDIATE! I couldn't believe it. I sprayed carefully on Annie's bedding, on the carpet at the entrance of my living room (one if the main combat zones) & on the blanket that goes over the foot of my bed (which is definitely the front line! My girls sleep there days and nights and inevitably Annie also wants to be beside "her mum" so it had become a real territorial got zone!). I chose a moment when it'd have the recommended 15mins to disperse before the girls went near it, was pleased at the very mild scent, and then sat down on the bed to wait... One old girl came first and lay down, then Annie hopped up... and... nothing! She murmured to herself, then lay down and went to sleep! 😯 Next up came my other old girl who strolled past Annie to plonk herself in my lap... Annie raised her head, murmured, got up and stretched and I thought "here we go" ... then lay back down and went back to sleep! That's all the proof I need 🥳 I spray it every other day still, and will buy at least one more bottle. I'm hoping with the reassurance that it gives my wee murder muffin she'll complete the acclimatisation and stop harassing her new sisters (mostly anyway, I suspect she'll always lash out when surprised!) and that scenes like the pic, taken as I wrote this will become an everyday occurrence in my finally peaceful home! Thank you Feliway!

We moved house and, although we kept our cat in, he got out and went back to our old house, over five miles away! Our neighbour spotted him, phoned us and we got him back! We were so pleased. He settled down very well going in and out of the house quite freely and happily. He was content. Meanwhile, I was advised to get some Feliway as it would calm the cat and make him feel 'at home'. I bought it on this advice. I sprayed a small amount into the bay window at the front and a small amount in the conservatory. Not near the cat of course, he was outside when I sprayed it. A few minutes later he came back to the house and just stood on the threshold sniffing the air and not wanting to come indoors. He eventually came inside the house but later that day he went away and we have not seen him since. That was five days ago. We have been back and forth to our old house and he still remains missing. I regret using this Feliway because I feel sure that this 'different' smell contributed to him not feeling 'at home' and that now our new house was a different place where he may have felt he didn't belong. He is such a beautiful cat, I miss him and can barely type anymore through my tears. I wish I had never heard of Feliway. Perhaps it was not the Feliway that caused him to go away, I don't really know, but in my heart I feel that it was the strangeness of this product that made him leave. Either way, I will never know.