Cat Calming Pheromone Diffuser

For years i had 2 cats. Then 2 yrs ago i got a Siamese. We all lived happily and one day a stray came up and me being me, i feed him. He’s a great cat, chill, affectionate, just an easy going cat. Only my Siamese, being a Siamese - wasn’t having it.Well he was fine outside and he came and went. I moved and couldn’t leave him so now he’s a spoiled indoor only cat. That alone was enough to send my once peaceful home into chaos but THEN i rescued a feral kitten.So now i have moved. I’ve shaken all the territories up and they had to basically figure out how to get along. I seen first hand how pheromones help cats. I watched my scared kitten calm down at a vet appt.You won’t smell the pheromones. You won’t even know it’s there. But the cats will. You need to have one in every room to be effective.Since adding the pheromones things have settled a little. It’s gonna take time for everyone to figure out where they stand with each other. And everyone knows how kittens are. He’s definitely a little pest but man is he cute

I had purchased 2 units. Plugged one in upstairs and one downstairs. Checked on them regularly. They were on (indicated by the blue lights) and warm to the touch. However, at the end of the first 30 days the reservoir was still full - it should have been empty. So, short version is, the thing doesn't work. Even if the pheromone liquid could work, it doesn't get transmitted to the air. I have discarded them and will not try again.

Unfortunately it did not work for my cat!

We have a Siamese cat and he was very talkative and loud at night when we would go to bed, after using this for about 2-3 weeks we have noticed a huge improvement!

It was suggested by my vet that we get my cat soothing pheromones as she recovers from an inflamed bladder. There were other brands a bit more expensive, so I decided to try this one that was practically priced. I isolated my kitty in a room with all her favorites, so she wouldn’t pee all over the house. Once I used the diffuser, it was now my other kitty’s favorite place. There was no smell, and I think it helped my kitty be a little less anxious as she healed. I’m looking forward to trying it in my living room to see if it will prevent them searching my couch! I’ll update when I do!

I have a high strung cat, she’s very jumpy, nervous, and easily overstimulated. I purchased these pheromones to try something new after hearing good things about them from other cat owners. I purchased this months ago, and so I am now leaving this review to maybe help others who might face a similar problem, rare as it may be.My cat started to obsessively lick herself in a very short time span. I had just taken her to the vet about a month before so again it was a small amount of time. I took her back to the vet and got blood work and an allergy shot. Blood work was fine. No improvement after the allergy shot after about a week of waiting. So I started to narrow down the things that had changed in that window of time. The last one I thought of was the pheromones because I didn’t think that was a possibility. So I took it off the outlet. After about 2 months my cat is significantly growing her hair back where she had licked it bald. I do not think this will happen to EVERYONE which is why I’m giving it 2 stars. I more so wanted to warn people that there could be adverse affects so it’s wise to pay close attention to your cats conditions when using pheromones. I also am giving it 2 stars because I think the warmer is cheap.

We currently have a foster bengal that I'm working with, who was going to be labeled as "an only cat", beacause he was returned twice, both times within a 3 days for "being aggressive towards their other cats". First off, anyone who knows anything about normal domestic cats knows that they need a 2 week decompression period, especially a special breed like a bengal. (Our current cat is a bengal as well). After putting one in the "2 week quarantine suite" for the foster, I also put one in the living room/kitchen area for our current guy. They have seem to be working very well, in that my current one doesn't paw at the door constantly and want in the foster suite, and the foster doesn't try so hard to make a run for it to get out now! No noticeable aroma in the home, really does seem to calm them both, and so far seems like a durable product. Will be purchasing more in the future!

I don't think this did anything and it smelled like cooking oil when it was plugged in.