Feliway Travel Spray On The Go Management Behavior Modifier Spray

The vet used this spray on towels while examining my boys for their annual checkup and there was minimal hissing/fighting when we came home, unlike on previous visits. The vet recommended I keep a bottle handy to further diffuse stressful situations too. For some reason, one of my cats decides to start whining as soon as I sit at my computer to start working. I spray this in the air and he calms down. Like magic!

This stuff had some great reviews and was even recommended by my vet; however, my cat decided that any place sprayed by this stuff was a new place for him to spray as well. I followed the instructions to the letter...did not work. A few hours later I watched him come up to the item I had treated and spray it THREE times. He is neutered!!! Sadly it’s just not going to work for my basket-case.

I have used the Nature's Miracle calming spray, which is herbal and does not contain the "mama cat" calming pheromones, in our multi-cat household for years. I also bring it with us if we have to travel with the cats, and it's fine. However, introducing two new cats at once sparked a lot of unusual mean behavior, and one of the new cats destroys things when stressed. Both problem children ignored the herbal spray. We tried the Feliway diffuser next...NO HELP. This spray (which is sold at a GREAT price on Chewy!) helps both behaviors, moderately, but only for a few hours. Similarly, Feliway's wipes stopped the destructive habits in that area, but only for 3 hours max. If you're traveling or just I have used the Nature's Miracle calming spray, which is herbal and does not contain the "mama cat" calming pheromones, in our multi-cat household for years. I also bring it with us if we have to travel with the cats, and it's fine. However, introducing two new cats at once sparked a lot of unusual mean behavior, and one of the new cats destroys things when stressed. Both problem children ignored the herbal spray. We tried the Feliway diffuser next...NO HELP. This spray (which is sold at a GREAT price on Chewy!) helps both behaviors, moderately, but only for a few hours. Similarly, Feliway's wipes stopped the destructive habits in that area, but only for 3 hours max. If you're traveling or just need a temporary solution, this spray may work for you. For a long-term situation, I found Sentry's calming collar to work miracles - to the point of changing the destructive cat's personality to one of a friendly, playful kitten, and the pheromones on the collar also affect the other cats who spend time in his proximity. I don't know if the pheromones Feliway uses are of a different type, or if the concentration simply isn't strong enough, but it's not a practical repeat purchase for our furry family. … more

My former feral cat had to be confined indoors so it was causing him a lot of stress. I tried this on a spot he likes to sit on in the house. After I'd sprayed it on the chair, he wouldn't go near it. Not sure if I should spray some on his carrier when he goes to the vet or just leave things as they are. I don't think it works for us.

My 14 mo. old cat never had a mother or siblings. So maybe this is why Feliway is a failure. She has some behavior issues & with proper training she is growing out of them. She never had Mom to correct her. Would I buy it again? No. After a year it is over. No more Feliway for us.

Our male house cat started spraying when the stray males came near his view to eat! Horrible. This was a recommended try. It’s helped. I spray it near the windows by where they eat. Mostly stopped his naught bad behavior.

I fly with my cat often. When I put this in her carrier she is calm and easy to transport I bring her on. the plane she does fine . I brought her to the Vet and she would be screaming if this was not in the carrier. when I brought her home after leaving her for a teeth cleaning, she was insane without the Feliway. I am going to recommend this product but make sure you put fit in carrier about 5 minutes at least before leaving

My cat is extremely anxious about her vet trips. When we go there the tech put some on towel and put in her carrier with her. She almost immediately calmed down and by the time the Dr came in she was purring. A very first for her. I ordered this item so I can use in her carrier before we leave. Highly recommend this for anyone with anxious cats to use b4 transporting them.

We had a difficult time getting our cat into the carrier for their first vet visit when I remembered how well Feliway wipes had worked for my previous cats. Got the spray bottle and used it in the carrier - not a peep out of Charlie during the ride.

I've tried this before, with no results, but I tried again when traveling to a new state and new apartment. (First things first: Don't use more than one spray in a small area!) I spritzed the travel crate (my cats lie inside a medium sized dog crate so they can cuddle together and enjoy the sunshine through the window) in the car, hoping the move would be less stressful on them. *Mind you, I'm still not certain how long until this goes into effect.* After a few hours after spraying, the cats each had a nervous poop, then one of them proceeded to projectile vomit all over the back seat (yay!). And, as usual, they finally settled and slept quite a bit of the way. Day two was much better, but I'm I've tried this before, with no results, but I tried again when traveling to a new state and new apartment. (First things first: Don't use more than one spray in a small area!) I spritzed the travel crate (my cats lie inside a medium sized dog crate so they can cuddle together and enjoy the sunshine through the window) in the car, hoping the move would be less stressful on them. *Mind you, I'm still not certain how long until this goes into effect.* After a few hours after spraying, the cats each had a nervous poop, then one of them proceeded to projectile vomit all over the back seat (yay!). And, as usual, they finally settled and slept quite a bit of the way. Day two was much better, but I'm still not sure it had anything to do with Feliway. Overall, I don't think I'd recommend it, though it's always worth a try. … more