Pet Naturals Calming Cat Chews, 30 count

Every supplement/treat is only going to be successful if the cat will eat it, and as we all know, cats are finicky. My cats will easily eat these, they express enjoyment. It does help with calming, it's not a miracle cure. I have a skittish, nervous cat who is afraid of everything and never settles down. I give this in the evening to help her settle down before bed time. She typically gets a little sleepy and snuggles into her bed for a few hours after eating. If you have a cat with severe behavioral problems, you should be using these in combination with other courses of action, like the feliway plug ins, making sure your cat has safe places to hide or beds up high that they feel safe Every supplement/treat is only going to be successful if the cat will eat it, and as we all know, cats are finicky. My cats will easily eat these, they express enjoyment. It does help with calming, it's not a miracle cure. I have a skittish, nervous cat who is afraid of everything and never settles down. I give this in the evening to help her settle down before bed time. She typically gets a little sleepy and snuggles into her bed for a few hours after eating. If you have a cat with severe behavioral problems, you should be using these in combination with other courses of action, like the feliway plug ins, making sure your cat has safe places to hide or beds up high that they feel safe in. … more

We adopted Bear a few years ago, as a 7mos old kitten. He hid under the bed daily, wouldn't come out of hiding for a long while after his humans came home, and hid the entire time other humans were in the house. He ran at any "loud" noise, was skittish at loud voices, etc. I found these treats at a grocery store and gave them a try. After a couple weeks, we noticed an improvement in the skittishness. I gave them regularly, but saw the store was going to discontinue them. I found Chewy had them, so I became a regular customer. The first few packages I bought at the store were soft, but then they were hard. Most from Chewy are hard also. Bear has dental issues, so I add a few SMALL drops of water We adopted Bear a few years ago, as a 7mos old kitten. He hid under the bed daily, wouldn't come out of hiding for a long while after his humans came home, and hid the entire time other humans were in the house. He ran at any "loud" noise, was skittish at loud voices, etc. I found these treats at a grocery store and gave them a try. After a couple weeks, we noticed an improvement in the skittishness. I gave them regularly, but saw the store was going to discontinue them. I found Chewy had them, so I became a regular customer. The first few packages I bought at the store were soft, but then they were hard. Most from Chewy are hard also. Bear has dental issues, so I add a few SMALL drops of water, shake well (too much water, or not shaken well enough, can result in a clump of moist matter, rather than soft, individual treats) and am able to give him a soft treat daily. If I know we will have a stressful event, I give him 2 the day before and the day of. He still has "cautious" behaviours, but he doesn't spend his day under a bed and will come investigate when other humans are around, after hiding for a little bit... So we have seen improvement in him. I recommend these treats as an option for any cat, but be mindful results may vary. … more

I have 5 cats. Yes, FIVE! None of them will go near these or the other calming treats I purchased for them. Since none of the cats will eat them I’ve been trying to give them to my dog, who also wants nothing to do with them. To give you a better idea about how picky my dog is, he eats cat poo if given the opportunity. So I’ve no clue what they put in these things that’s less appealing than actual poop.

I've ordered these from other providers and had good luck with them for my pets so I thought I'd order them from Chewy along with my food and litter. Big mistake. The package was flattened in transit and I'm left with a bag full of crumbs. Lesson learned.

This would probably be a great product, if only my cat would eat it. Won't touch it, even dug a single pellet out of a bowl of dry food and spit it onto the floor. Had read the other reviews and hoped my boy would be one of the ones who liked (or at least tolerated) these. Oh well. Rest of the bag is going in the garbage.

They don't work for my cat. In fact she gets a little spunky after having one and runs around a bit. I haven't noticed any calming effects, but she at least thinks it's tasty. I won't buy this again since it's just like her normal treats.

Leroy the cat was yelling (well you know what I mean) at night and driving me bonkers. He's healthy but I think he's got the night zoomies and like any child, he sleeps all day and can't sleep at night. The first time I gave him one he calmed down and became mellow. Love them!

Gabby gets pretty anxious easily and I knew I was going to have company for a few hours which in the past would have her hiding the entire time anyone was visiting. I gave her a calming treat about a half hour before they were due to arrive and to my surprise she actually stayed visible initially then went under the bed but came out a few times to say hello and check out the visitor. What a wonder treat!

My senior rescue didn't like it. She is kinda picky but the only way i can get her to eat it is to crumble a small portion up mix with some Fortiflora and wet food. Didn't notice any difference when she did eat some this way for several days. Still lots of vocalization

Switched to this brand because it is cheaper than another. Kitty loves them. No idea if they work, he’s too wild to tell. I think he associates them with us going to bed though, at least that thought helps me sleep at night.