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Feliway Enhanced Calming Pheromone Optimum Cat Diffuser, 48 ml., Pack of 2
Description
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FELIWAY Optimum is a new, patented pheromone discovery, and is the best FELIWAY answer to help reduce the most common signs of stress in cats. It helps with more signs of stress, in more situations, and calms cats better than ever; it helps reduce scratching, urine spraying (peeing), tensions & conflicts among cats, general fears, and reactions to changes. This new discovery, backed by FFELIWAY's 20+ years of feline stress expertise, delivers advanced calming messages, helping your cats feel more comfortable at home than ever before.
- - FELIWAY Optimum is a new pheromone discovery, and the best FELIWAY answer to reduce the most common signs of stress in cats such as: scratching, urine spraying, tension and conflicts between cats, and reactions to changes
- - 93% of cat owners report enhanced calming, with an average satisfaction rating of 9.1/10
- - FELIWAY Optimum is a drug free solution that helps cats with more signs of stress, in more situations, and calms cats better than ever; FELIWAY is supported by 20 years of feline stress expertise
- - FELIWAY Optimum Refill covers up to 700 square feet; for the best results position the diffuser where your cat spends most of his or her time, and avoid plugging the diffuser in under shelves and behind doors, curtains, or furniture
- - This product includes 1 refill that will last for up to 1 month (diffuser not included); you must use a Feliway Optimum diffuser with this refill (do not use with a different diffuser); to maximize effectiveness replace the refill once a month and the diffuser every 6 months
Specifications
| SKU | 3590860 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Feliway |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Additional Features
| Personalized Item flag | No |
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Refill covers an area up to 700 sq. ft. Avoid plugging in the diffuser under shelves, behind doors, behind curtains, behind furniture. This will impair diffusion. Use the peel-off sticker on each FELIWAY Optimum Refill vial to remind you when to check and replace the vial. The diffuser should be checked monthly and replaced every six months to ensure optimum effect.
Make sure you are using only FELIWAY Optimum diffusers with your FELIWAY Optimum vials and refills. Do not mix refills or plug-ins from other brands.
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Calming
tinkermel04
Yes, I recommend this product.
Calms down a herd of cats in minutes
Meli702
Yes, I recommend this product.
Keep those kitties calm
Ngeri
Yes, I recommend this product.
A Must Have
Bella721
Yes, I recommend this product.
Yes!
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Questions
Does this contain just refills or the diffusers themselves?
- Feliway your sold two different ways: The diffuser with the included refill, and the refill itself. Read into the ad for more information!
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My daughters cat is at least 10. In the last 6 mo. She started pooping or going pee on furniture. She had never done this. Will this work for her?
- Feliway is intended as a calming agent. I am not sure if it will break your cat of this habit, but you can try! You might want to look into a repelling spray that will keep your cat away from designated areas.
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I have a 4month old kitten that is terrorizing my 3 year old cat, I want to know if this will calm him down
- If will work if you keep the kitten in an enclosed area and allow this product to “do it thing”. Keep in mind it all will wear off once the cat is exposed to fresh air, and may act up all over again!
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