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Feliway Classic Spray
When a cat feels at ease, it rubs its head against objects in its environment, like furniture. In doing this, the cat spreads a pheromone, which it uses to mark its environment as safe and secure. The cat will eventually create an environment where it feels comfortable and familiar. In certain circumstances, such as during stress or illness, cats can stop marking their environment. When the pheromones are missing, the feeling of unrest increases, and this can lead to unwanted behaviour.
Feliway Spray for cats
Feliway Spray is ideal for use in specific indoor locations and in places where the Feliway Diffuser cannot be used, such as in the car, travel basket or at the vet. Feliway Spray can be used in addition to the diffuser, or where additional treatment is desired, such as in the litter box or around the cat flap. Even if your cat scratches or sprays, Feliway Spray can help. Spray the area where the cat scratches or sprays (after thorough cleaning!) once a day with 6 doses of spray for at least one month, or until the cat begins to mark the area with its head. For additional support, you can plug a diffuser into a socket.
What is Feliway?
Feliway is a synthetic copy of the reassuring pheromone naturally spread by cats. Feliway can help to create a safe, familiar environment for your cat, preventing unwanted behaviour such as stress, spraying, and aggression. Cats are sensitive to changes in their environment. Feliway may be the solution for stress caused by visits to the vet, fireworks, moving home, introducing a new family member, or changing the furniture around.
Too much stress can cause a variety of symptoms in a cats, such as urinary tract infections, skin complaints, spraying, peeing in the house, decreased appetite and aggressive behaviour.
Feliway Spray reviews
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By author, 20-15-2021Answer from Medpets
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By Cary, Monday 7 December 2020
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By Sandra Thompson, Thursday 7 February 2019