Feliway Pheromone Spray 60ml

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When cats feel relaxed and happy, they mark objects, people, other animals and their territory with Feline Facial Pheromones (FFP).When they return, they identify the area as safe and reassured.Beaphar CatComfort contains a copy of Feline Facial Pheromone, which is instantly recognisable to all cats helping to comfort them and reduce unwanted behaviour; Can be used at the same time as other products in the Beaphar CatComfort range, such as Beaphar CatComfort Diffuser and Spot-On.Can also be used in conjunction with Beaphar CaniComfort or Beaphar RabbitComfort in multi-pet homes. Certain cat breeds such as Bengals and Siamese generally make more noise than others. Regardless of breed, however, if your cat is excessively meowing then they may be trying to tell you something. As cat’s cannot speak the human language, one of the ways that they communicate to us is through meowing and making other noises too. When they’re hungry they meow, when they’re angry they hiss and when they are watching birds through a window they make a type of chirruping sound. When a cat starts to excessively meow and there is nothing wrong with their physical health then they might be telling you that they are stressed or anxious. A cat calming spray can really help in this situation.

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When cats become stressed they tend to display negative behavior and this is their way of telling you that they’re not happy. Here are some of the negative behaviors to look out for that can show if your cat may be stressed: Your cat can be the sweetest, quietest little ball of fur at home and may not have ever displayed aggressive behavior. Take them to see the vet and your sweet fur ball can instantly turn into a tiger. Fear can make even the most gentle animals aggressive and there’s nothing more scary than a trip to the vet. Cats are creatures of habit and don’t like change. So when you bundle them up into a tiny cat carrier, take them out into the noisy world, only to then be poked and prodded by a vet, you can imagine how they might feel. Using a cat calming spray in advance of a vet visit can really help reduce stress levels.For nervous cats, Beaphar CatComfort Calming Spray uses pheromone technology to provide a touch of comfort in your home or whilst travelling.Ideal for targeting specific areas of the home where your pet shows signs of stress or needs reassurance. Our easy-repeat delivery service works in conjunction with our VIP loyalty club. Not a member yet? No problem we’ll sign you up as part of setting up your easy-repeat deliveries. If you find that you still have too much of your last easy-repeat item, you can easily skip a delivery. This is rarely a smooth process. When you introduce a new cat, dog or even a newborn baby into the house, your cat will feel threatened. This is when they are most likely to display bad behaviors such as scratching and spraying. Owners will often use pheromones to help their cat when they are showing signs of stress. You can read more about stress in our guide.

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If you find that you are receiving your deliveries too often, or not often enough, you can alter the frequency of your easy-repeat deliveries.If you have multiple cats in the house then a cat calming diffuser can be a good first choice as these work by releasing pheromones into the environment and can calm your kitties together at the same time. If you find that this isn’t effective enough then you can couple a cat calming diffuser with a calm calming spray to target specific areas where the cats have sprayed or displayed other negative behavior such as scratching and inappropriate toileting. Pets at Home reserves the right to amend, replace or withdraw the promotion and/or modify the terms of the promotion at any time; When a cat marks his or her territory then it is feeling under threat. Perhaps you have just introduced a new animal into the house, a new cat has moved into the neighborhood or you have simply just moved some furniture, cats can respond negatively. Cats are creatures of habit and any change in their environment can cause them a great deal of stress. If spraying is a new behavior then the cat is displaying signs of anxiety.