Feliway MultiCat Calming Pheromone Diffuser Refill for Cats, 30 day, 1 count

My 4 yr old girl had been an only fuzzy her whole life and even though she was curious when her younger housemate came along, she was not ready to accept him. We did all the things to slowly introduce them but once he had run of the house, his youthful exuberance took over and there was nothing we could do to get him to stop chasing her. Sometimes it turned into a little playful chase but most of the time it wasn't. Got to the point where she wouldn't come down from high perch's and it was just a constant hiss if he came near here. Enter Feliway, and the calmness was restored. I'm not saying it made her want to be best friends with him, but it definitely made her less agitated and on guard. It has also calmed down the young guy. I have been using it for about 9 months now and they can be within a 1 foot distance from each other without her being scared. And it has made the old girl act a little young and playful now. I have two diffusers in the house. One in the master suite and one that is centrally located in the dining/living/kitchen area where we spend most of our time. I have them in low wall outlets at their level and they have brought peace to our household. To avoid any of the horror stories people have posted about oily spills and fires.....Stay vigilant about keeping the diffuser guard upright to avoid any spillage and keep the diffuser clean (I use a Qtip to get in between the guard cover lines) and clean them each time you put in a new vial. I used them full strength for the first few months and have since put them on smart switches so they turn off during their day and night time sleeping hours. This has made the plug-ins last twice as long and well worth the expense. This is not recommended by the manufacturer but, hey, we like to live on the wild side....lol...and it can't be any worse than any of the other lamps and devices we have plugged into smart plugs. Good luck with your journey to the peaceful side.

I recently had to retrieve 2 foster kitties from an eviction situation and since I have multiple cats and these 2 were particularly stressed I decided to renew my relationship with Feliway and although it wasn’t an immediate change within several days I could definitely see a huge change in the 2 fosters. Fingers crossed their cat daddy will find a new place and be able to keep it so they can go back to their home they’re missing.

This product has worked for me and my cats and I have been using it for months. I have three cats and one that sprays. I don't know which one unfortunately and have even installed cameras to try and identify the culprit to no avail. I have these dispensers in every room of the house where the cat was spraying. In larger rooms, I place two dispensers. I have gone months without a cat spraying. When I have discovered new cat spray it is either in a space without the dispenser ( the bathroom) or in a room where a dispenser has dried out. This is not an inexpensive product and wish that I didn't need it, I really do, but the alternative is to figure out which cat has the spraying behavior and get rid of him. Who would want to adopt a cat with spraying behavior? No one and I really worried I would have to put him to sleep. I'm willing to pay to keep my cat alive and to keep myself from going crazy. Make sure to totally clean any area with an enzyme odor blocker then install this product near the spray area. Of course, make sure that any other possible stressors, which could be causing the behavior, have been resolved as well. I hope it works for your cat as well as it has for mine.

My boy, Leonardo, is big and overbearing, and my little girl, PB, has gotten really tired of him. They have stand-offs over territory, usually in the middle of the night. It's nerve-wracking. I tried this in two dispensers at opposite ends of the house, and found that hostilities eased considerably. To be honest, I wasn't positive that the Feliway was responsible; we've had truces before. But for me the confirmation of its effectiveness came a few weeks ago when the Housemate and I had out-of-town guests. They stayed in her apartment and she was very worried about one of her cats who is neurotic and prone to pooping in random spots. He's actually on Prozac which has helped a great deal, though not stopped him from leaving gifts. The week of Independence Day was a minefield. She was really worried about how he'd react to an apartment full of people coming on the heels of all that noise. I loaned her one of my dispensers, and Buckaroo not only didn't poop on the floor while the guests were there, he was sociable! And since then? No little surprises. Whether this will last, is anyone's guess, but the only change she made was installing the Feliway multi-cat dispenser. To be completely honest, I find this stuff to be more expensive than I like, and can't really afford to keep the dispenser filled all the time. But I buy it when I can because it does seem to make things pleasanter around here. If you have issues, I'd say give it a try. It may help. It can't hurt.