Feliway MultiCat Calming Diffuser Refill for Cats, 30 day

Feliway has been helpful in resolving an issue with a cat while being slowly introduced to my male Pitties, Face & Spirit. They we're cool with her, however, Knu Knu, was highly aggressive towards them. With consistent routines for roaming free and boundary setting, sniff time, and a handy ' water mist' bottle. Feliway was the glue operating in the backdrop of focused observation. Within a months time. Knu Knu was sleeping on their beds, sniffing their butt & snuggling with them. Pic is of Face & Knu Knu both claiming NapTime space on my bed. Their markings are similar.

My newest rescue cat came from a home with 8 cats, he was bullied by some of them. The human did not show him any physical affection, did not pick him up or give pets and stroking. The first month he was here he stayed under the bed, I could only check on him by using a security camera. Having this in the room he spends most time in has made a huge positive difference in his interactions with me and the other cat. After a few months I can now stroke him and he started talking to me.

The Multicat does help my two female adults tolerate each other and greatly decrease territory issues. The bad part is either the wick or the diffuser dry out before the bottle is half used. Waiting unplugged helps to rewet the wick for only a day. I've tried multiple refills and three diffusers. Love the product, but won't be ordering more sadly.

Unfortunately, as many times as I kept using these, had them all over my house, they did not work for my problem cat. He continues bullying my other two female cats. Vet wants to put him on medication to calm him, but I don't want to do that to him. Now I search for some more interactive toys, motion sensing toys, or maybe a robot if something is out there... I tried multiple brands of diffusers and no luck with any.

My cat Beatrice was not too happy when our foster cat, Florence, (who may be a permanent family member) began exploring the house more and going in to my room, which was my cat's domain. I work at a vet clinic and the veterinarian I work for loves recommending Feliway to clients who have cats that are dealing with stress, so I decided that I had to at least give it a try. I tried Feliway Classic and noticed that Beatrice seemed less stressed, but still wasn't too happy with Florence's presence. I gave Feliway MultiCat a try because I was in the hospital for a few days, and wanted to do what I could to make my absence less stressful for the two of them, since they are most attached to me, and My cat Beatrice was not too happy when our foster cat, Florence, (who may be a permanent family member) began exploring the house more and going in to my room, which was my cat's domain. I work at a vet clinic and the veterinarian I work for loves recommending Feliway to clients who have cats that are dealing with stress, so I decided that I had to at least give it a try. I tried Feliway Classic and noticed that Beatrice seemed less stressed, but still wasn't too happy with Florence's presence. I gave Feliway MultiCat a try because I was in the hospital for a few days, and wanted to do what I could to make my absence less stressful for the two of them, since they are most attached to me, and Beatrice has had stress-related health issues when I have left previously. After only a few days, my family and I noticed that Beatrice is much more friendly and less territorial towards Florence (who has always been respectful towards her)! We changed the Feliway Classic out for the MultiCat the day I returned from the hospital, and within days the tension between them seemed to be relieved. While there is still progress to be made, they began sitting and sleeping close to each other in my bed and sniffing each other more often, while Beatrice has stopped glaring at Florence as much! We have now been using it for almost two weeks, and Beatrice hasn't hissed at Florence at all for two days now, and has only done so about 3 times in the past week. Bea's body language has completely changed around Florence. I was definitely unsure that this would be any different than the classic Feliway, but the difference is clear, and I would recommend this product to anyone dealing with transitioning cats or territorial disputes between cats! … more

I have used Feliway for several years and believe in its ability to help with multiple cats and fosters over the years. But this product lasted barely 2 weeks in spite of it being in it's own outlet not near a heat register with recently upgraded wiring. I bought a new diffuser at the end of September and have gone through 3 full diffuser pods. This was with occasional unplugging for a few days at a time when I saw how quickly the oil level was dropping. I even tried another plug in in the event that the one I bought with the product may have had issues. I explained this when contacting the company as I did. Chewy is an amazing company with the best customer I have ever experienced.

I have been using Feliway for a few years now both the diffuser and spray. I use the spray in the carriers on a towel before taking them to the Vet or I will spray on carpets or bedding if they are having issues with specific areas of the house. I also have a Multicat diffuser in my bedroom and another at the other end of the house in the kitchen where they get fed. I now know when the Feliway diffusers need to be replaced because my cats start acting squirrelly and sometimes aggressive especially with food and each other (they are blood brothers but still fight and make up) and as soon as I replace the Feliway they go back to being sweethearts again. Amazing but very expensive for two diffusers I have been using Feliway for a few years now both the diffuser and spray. I use the spray in the carriers on a towel before taking them to the Vet or I will spray on carpets or bedding if they are having issues with specific areas of the house. I also have a Multicat diffuser in my bedroom and another at the other end of the house in the kitchen where they get fed. I now know when the Feliway diffusers need to be replaced because my cats start acting squirrelly and sometimes aggressive especially with food and each other (they are blood brothers but still fight and make up) and as soon as I replace the Feliway they go back to being sweethearts again. Amazing but very expensive for two diffusers a month for a small 1,100-1,500 square foot house only costs $30-$40 a month depending if they are on sale or not. Worth it to not be scratched/bitten and for the snuggles but years ago it wasn’t this expensive so don’t understand why they raised the prices so much! … more

We have six indoor cats. Too many in one place but strays found us and I'm a softie. I put this in the room where they gather the most. Have not noticed a bit of difference in the hate level in two of the females; also the males who sometimes are friends, and sometimes not. Separating them into separate areas is what really works.

I was really excited to get this stuff. I have two cats, a three year old I’ve had since a kitten, and a two year old rescue that I’ve had for a few months, both spayed females. They do not get along, with the three year old stalking and attacking the two year old aggressively on a full time basis. We routinely put them in separate rooms at this point. So I was excited to see this product and bought a few for use in several rooms where the cats hang out most. I knew it would take a little while for it to spread out in the air, but it’s been two weeks now and there’s been absolutely no difference in any of the rooms and in their behavior. I’ll have to think of something else. This stuff I was really excited to get this stuff. I have two cats, a three year old I’ve had since a kitten, and a two year old rescue that I’ve had for a few months, both spayed females. They do not get along, with the three year old stalking and attacking the two year old aggressively on a full time basis. We routinely put them in separate rooms at this point. So I was excited to see this product and bought a few for use in several rooms where the cats hang out most. I knew it would take a little while for it to spread out in the air, but it’s been two weeks now and there’s been absolutely no difference in any of the rooms and in their behavior. I’ll have to think of something else. This stuff costs a lot for having no effect. I do not recommend. … more

This seems to work better than the Feliway Classic. We have two cats, and they do seem calmer. However, we just put up a better cat tree, where one of our cats hangs out away from the other, the other being a bit of an alpha female, younger, who likes to chase him. So not sure what is making the difference.