Feliway Classic Calming Spray for Cats, 60-mL

During the horrific winter weather we had, we brought in a stray cat who immediately sprayed a support pole in our basement. Although we later found the cat's owner, our male cat decided he would start spraying things, too. This was a real nightmare until we found Feliway spray, which has stopped about 98% of the spraying. We are hopeful that over time, it will stop 100% of it. The only complaint we have about this product is its sprayer: Feliway spray costs about $13.00 an ounce on Chewy. As such, people who buy it should be able to use almost all of the spray. Instead, when the liquid gets low, the sprayer stops working, despite what size bottle is purchased. Hence, some of this During the horrific winter weather we had, we brought in a stray cat who immediately sprayed a support pole in our basement. Although we later found the cat's owner, our male cat decided he would start spraying things, too. This was a real nightmare until we found Feliway spray, which has stopped about 98% of the spraying. We are hopeful that over time, it will stop 100% of it. The only complaint we have about this product is its sprayer: Feliway spray costs about $13.00 an ounce on Chewy. As such, people who buy it should be able to use almost all of the spray. Instead, when the liquid gets low, the sprayer stops working, despite what size bottle is purchased. Hence, some of this expensive liquid is wasted. If Feliway wants to be fair to its customers, it should invest a little money to find a sprayer that will allow them to get as much liquid as possible out of each bottle. … more

I have two cats, both of whom are wonderful and sweet, but who play very differently. My older cat always uses his (many) scratching posts and toys and the one time he knocked something over, it was by accident. His little brother... not so much. The little guy loves knocking things off shelves and trying to tear down fridge magnets, paintings, and anything on the walls. He even tried to scratch the couch a few times. That's where Feliway came in. This stuff is a miracle for curbing his bad behavior. I simply spray it around whatever he is determined to destroy and he doesn't try anymore! It doesn't last long, only a few hours, but he usually gets his play energy out in a more healthy way way I have two cats, both of whom are wonderful and sweet, but who play very differently. My older cat always uses his (many) scratching posts and toys and the one time he knocked something over, it was by accident. His little brother... not so much. The little guy loves knocking things off shelves and trying to tear down fridge magnets, paintings, and anything on the walls. He even tried to scratch the couch a few times. That's where Feliway came in. This stuff is a miracle for curbing his bad behavior. I simply spray it around whatever he is determined to destroy and he doesn't try anymore! It doesn't last long, only a few hours, but he usually gets his play energy out in a more healthy way way by that point. … more

My cat must be the one in 10 that is not calmed by this spray. Unfortunately I sprayed it in the crate first, and if anything it repelled him from it. Since I'd spent so much on it I then tried the foot of the bed where he usually sleeps....and he slept at the top instead. (Road trip in 2 months - he was just starting to be interested in the crate.) Sad.

I have a couple cats who will pee or poo outside the litter boxes. And I have plenty of boxes They are ruining my floors, but $24 for this?? No thanks. Never again. Don’t even know if it will work.

I have 5 cats.....yes 5 cats!!! I live in a small space of 712 sq. ft. and recently had guests........2 adults, 1 toddler, 2 dogs. I needed to contain all of my cats in my bedroom. Considering the stress of the dogs barking and their confinement......they did great!!!!

We tried diffusers before, but those made little difference. so vet recommended spray for “acute” management of territorial behavior and vet travel anxiety in adult male cat because spray seems to be more potent when they use it at the vet hospital. Don’t think the cat agrees - he is very suspicious of the smell - and desired behavioral effects were not observed. In our hands it dies nothing at best, and sets the cat off that something is up ahead of time at the worst. Certainly was worth a try because behaviors to be managed are dramatic and do require intervention, but no effect for us.

We have two cats, a male and female. The younger female does not like the elder male and hisses/growls whenever he passes by. We tried spraying common areas with this product, and there has been no change in her behavior. Bummer.

My fur baby was born feral, adopted then abandoned again by a neighbor. Took me years to get his trust and this spray helped calm him, in carrier on way to vet for yearly checkup. I recommend using BEFORE putting in carrier ...maybe on towel . blanket he.she sits on.

Works great for both of our boy cats. They had been scratching our box springs and carpet. After spraying those areas the cats immediately left them alone. Our anxious cat did fine. Our laid back cat got hyper for about 30 minutes after treating the area but not bad. We had to re-treat the areas after a couple of weeks.

The diffuser did not work for us, I think because we have high ceilings. This spray however works very well with regular use. I spray it on the carpet at the top of the stairs and in front of each bedroom every day. Don’t spray on cat beds, they will not lie in it! Both my bully cat and my victim cat are calmer. They even sleep close to each other. They still have their moments, but much less frequent. Chewy has the best price by far.