4 Packs Cat Calming Collar for Cats Pheromone Collar Efficient Relieve Reduce Anxiety Stress Pheromones Calm Relaxing Comfortable Collars Long-Lasting 30 Days Adjustable Breakaway Design Gray

August 2022Short Review:These collars have helped improve the overall peace in my house between three cats. The girl still has major rbf (pictured) but she's a more pleasant/less anxious girl and the boy tabby (also pictured) is less afraid of her. I often forget the collars are there because their fur covers it pretty well. In my opinion I think the collars smell great and were easy to put on while I fed them wet food. Their reactions initially were quite comical. I noticed a difference in behavior within about a day and they aren't bothered by the collars at all. I plan to continue buying as they've made a difference and are a great price.Long Review:I've been at a desperate point with my cats for a long time. I've had to keep the boy tabby (2 yrs old) downstairs as the girl (russian blue mix and 7 yrs old) gets really anxious when he's around and often tries to attack him. He joined our family about two years ago and she's never liked him. He hasn't done anything wrong, just existed. For two years I've had a divided house. I've tried pheromone diffusers and they've helped some but not enough to dramatically change behavior and make forward progress in keeping them together. I came across this product in a random search and was encouraged to try it when I read that other reviewers had major success in using them with feral cats and the person didn't die in the process. I put one on the girl first, and she practically crawled on the ground afterwards. When I put it on the boy tabby, he froze like he couldn't move. It was hilarious. They adjusted quickly and never messed with the collar. Within a day I noticed a change in the girl's behavior, she's more loving, less anxious and nips/scratches a lot less (towards us). The boy tabby is less timid around her and tries to get to know her. That has gone relatively well and I have high hopes of someday soon not having to lock the tabby downstairs.I look forward to see how this helps my cats also around vet time as the girl cat tends to forget who the black male cat is (8 yrs old, not pictured) after visits. She tolerates him most of the time and again, he's a lovable boy and doesn't ever do anything to her, just exists. The girl and black boy cat were adopted at the same time and only had to go through a 3 month integration period.Overall, our crabby girl seems to be doing better with it only being 3 weeks of use and I am so glad to have found this product to help my furry family get along more.May 2023I have continued to buy the collars. I didn’t really see a decrease in my girls anxiety after vet time. But I don’t recall how far into the collar usage we were. They’re lasting around 25 days before she gets increasingly aggressive with the boy tabby. I could switch at 20 days to limit this I would guess. However, everyone can roam the house as they please and thats been for about 3 weeks now!! I never thought we’d get here. Collars have been a huge help for our kitties. I’m a pro at making collar switches a breeze now. (Old collar saved so I cut the next ones to size and then switch current collar on cat to a fresh one.)

We took in a skittish and slightly dominant female stray to foster, along with another foster and our two cats. She is a little jealous, anxious and possessive, and she chases the younger foster. It has been tense at times and we are already using the wall plug-ins for pheromones, but we decided to try this collar. I love that it has safe ingredients, but I wouldn't call it breakaway. We have it a little more snug than 2-3 fingers, but not too tight. When we first put it on, she tried to scratch it off and we didn't want it to get stuck around her mouth or head. She got used to it within a day and stopped scratching. Results were seen almost immediately. The smell is a tad strong, but it's pleasant - not like medicine. There have been some incidents of chasing/swatting, but she seems more peaceful and calm. I would recommend this product. I tried to take a pic of her showing off her 'necklace' but she won't stay still. :)We put a collar on our other foster, who is a kitten and is full of energy. Even though the collar was 'tigher' and not room for 2-3 fingers...he found his way to get his back paw up and start trying to pull it off. We heard a horrible crying and when we found him, the collar was around his neck and stuck in his mouth, around his bottom tooth. He couldn't shut his mouth. We immediately cut it off of him.The collar works well, but it should be tighter (but not too tight). We would recommend really watching young and energetic kittens and cats as they might be more prone to trying to remove it. Please be safe!_______________________May 30, 2022 Update - this product worked so well, I had given some to a friend who also fosters and works with rescue cats. So, I had to buy more for our little sassy female foster. As you can see, her and our other foster are getting along just fine. They play together and snuggle together. The collar works!!! Highly recommended.

I wanted to like these calming collars so much, but they weren’t for me: I found the collar odor overwhelmingly strong after opening just one pack, and it stayed that way even after the week I gave one in my most stressed cat. It’s not unpleasant, just strong — it reminded me of Irish Spring soap, if they had a ‘powder fresh’ women’s line. I will add the caveat that I'm sensitive to strong smells — if you aren’t, this might be the product for you!On its performance: my aggressive cat did noticeably calm down, which makes me really wish I could’ve handled the collar’s scent. She did still swat at her youngest brother, but it wasn’t a constant cacophony of growling and hisses when he dared to try and be in the same room. I did try it as an addition to my multicat feliway diffusers, and I do think the combination seems to work. Wish my nose hadn’t been so overwhelmed!My return went smoothly, no hassle— I just wish I could’ve kept the collars, but it’s no good to have cats I can’t bear to snuggle. May your experience be better!