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Calming Supplements for Cats
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Cat Calming Supplements and Aids
Cats may occasionally get intimidated by something bigger and louder than them. They also might get upset over a change in routine or moving home. At Petco, our selection of calming supplements for cats may be the solution to help ease your kitty’s anxiety or stress.
Frequently Asked Questions
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It’s always a good idea to consult your veterinarian when trying to diagnose your pet’s ailments. Here are a few signs that a trip to the vet might be needed.
- Excessive grooming Cats by nature tend to be tidy, but if they’re constantly licking themselves to the point of sores and bald spots, this may be a sign your cat may benefit from anxiety relief.
- Destructive or aggressive behavior Sometimes cats ruin or break things out of curiosity, not aggression. If you notice your cat is deliberately tearing things apart or hissing and yowling more, this may be a sign of distress.
- Urinating or pooping outside of the litter box Accidents can happen, especially with older felines, but if your normally litter-box-trained cat is going to the bathroom in strange places, this could be their way of indicating something is wrong. If their box is clean and fresh, and you haven’t changed their brand of litter, this could be a red flag for other issues.
- Repetitive behaviors Did you know felines can suffer from obsessive compulsive disorder? If your cat starts doing the same activities repeatedly, this may be an indicator that they’re in need of calming supplements for cats.
If you notice any of these symptoms, it’s time to consult a veterinarian. In addition to the treatment plan recommended by your vet, you may want to incorporate cat urinary treats into your kitty’s daily care in order to help stave off future infections.
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Petco has some great solutions for cat anxiety relief. Our selection of calming cat chews, sprays and drops offer a variety of ways to help get your cat the relief they need.
We carry cat calming sprays that contain ingredients like catnip and honeysuckle that may act as a natural cat calming aid. Our cat diffusers release a synthetic pheromone that may be particularly beneficial in relaxing multiple cats, especially after moving. If your new home is far away, we carry cat travel anxiety medicine. We also have calming cat collars for more of an up-close and personal dispersal.
Shop online or visit any of our neighborhood Petco Pet Care Centers to find solutions for your stressed-out kitty.
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What effect do calming tablets - like the herbal tablets that "reduce problem behaviour" and are used to calm pets in situations like vet visits, fireworks, travelling, and so on - and calming sprays have on cats? Are they likely to help deal with a cat in heat? (I have Beaphar Calming Tablets and Home Spray. Is there a better brand of calming meds?) Thanks.
What suplement/ drug can I give my cat to lightly sedate my cat for travel. He is very unhappy in the car and usually poops all over himself and the carrier within 10 minutes
Hello, My cat has Feline Hyperesthesia Syndrome. I've looked into several OTC products that might help with keeping her calm and reducing the episodes. I've seen Zylkene recommended by several pet owners and pet shops such as Petco, PetSmart and Chewy. Is it a safe product? Is there another viable option or options?
My male cat tends to be very hyperactive at night and messes with my older femaile cat. Would thus produce be helpful to calm him down Vetri-Science Composure Feline Bite-Sized Chews
I don’t want to use a tranquilizer, but my cat does not do very well in airports (especially having to carry her through security) are there any over the counter natural remedies to calm her nerves?
Hello! My 3-year-old male cat has always had a problem with separation anxiety. I taking a 3 day vacation & nervous that he will cry the entire time I'm gone, causing a headache for my roommates. It's also important to note I will be gone over the 4th of July. I'm considering the following products to prevent this: 1) Bach Rescue Remedy Pet 2) Nutri-Vet Pet-Ease Paw-Gel 3)4Paws PET Blend Natural Pet Care Hemp Supplement Which of these would work best/is recommended and safe for him to use?
Is it safe to give calming supplements when my dog is already on Gabapentin? She takes 100mg Gabapentin for anxiety every 12 hours. She still gets very stressed when I leave and barks, howls, and scratches. Is it safe to combine with calming chews with ingredients like 100 mg Chamomile, 50 mg Thiamine Mononitrate, 50 mg Passion Flower, 50 mg Ginger, 30 mg L-Tryptophan, 20 mcg Melatonin? Or is there another safe calming chew you’d recommend? Pheromones have not worked. Ideally to be taken daily.
Is there an over the counter supplement I can give my cat for interstitial cystitis? She's 8. Good appetite and very loving.
What do I do for my cat to reduce Stress if medicine seems to not help
Gabapentin for cat with road trip anxiety?
I have been taking an adrenal supplement made from bovine adrenal and cortex. Can I give this to my elderly cat. She has been under a large amount of stress due to the addition of a dog to our family and previously was stressed by the addition of 2 cats. She is now afraid of them all!!
Is there anything I can give my cat OTC to calm it enough to take care of the mats?