Calming Collar for Cats 4 Pack Calming Cat Collars Anxiety Relief Lasts 30 Days Pheromone Collar for Cats Adjustable Appeasing Calming Collar For Kitten Kitty Calm Collar Cat Make Comfortable Relaxed

We have a “high stressed” cat, on prescription food for “urinary stress”. When he has a flare up, he gets crystals in his urine and it’s a whole thing where he goes to the vet and gets fluids and meds and it’s just an expensive (for me) and painful (for him) thing. He’s anxious with the other pets in the home. Anyway, these collars are magic for him. He’ll relax and chill with the other animals on the bed, he’s more friendly and just overall seems more peaceful. He still goes outside and comes back in and just seems happier overall. These are really worth it. I should put them on autoship. One collar lasts about a month. It’s worth it to me to change it out timely but it still has a scent. The scent is earthy and not too strong, although you will smell it when petting your cat. I don’t mind it. Anything to keep my kitty purring.

This summer we needed to take our 14-year-old cats on a long car journey (10+ hours) for a 7-week stay in Maine. The cats had never been on a journey that long before, and they would be staying in a strange house once we reached our destination, so I wanted to find something that would help them de-stress. These cats had never even worn a collar before, so I wasn't sure how well they would tolerate wearing one - but from the moment I put these around their necks, they seemed fine with them and didn't try to wriggle out of them or pull them off. The cats are small and the collars large, but it was easy to nip off the excess length with a pair of scissors. I then retained the extra bits of collar and tucked them inside a towel for the cats to lay upon in the car. Although I did not detect much of an odor from the collars when I first put them on the cats, I did notice that after the collars were warmed by the cats' body heat that they emitted a pleasant lavendar scent.For the journey, there were four humans, two cats, and luggage jammed into a Ford Focus hatchback, so cat carriers were not an option (and they hate those), so the cats were free to roam the cabin, hop from lap to lap, or hide uder the front seats as they desired. They seemed reasonably content after the first hal hour or so of movement. When we reached the house in Maine, they were antsy, but settled in fine after their initial exploration. There was a closet they liked to hide out in, so I moved the towel with the extra collar snippets onto a low shelf in there and they seemed to find that comforting. We keep the collars on the cats for the duration of our stay and they seemed to be mellow and at ease throughout. When it was time to return home (another 10+ hour drive), I gave them fresh collars from the box, and left them on for a week after we had returned to their familiar surroundings.I believe these calming collars work as advertised and helped our cats deal with a potentially stressful situation. Would definitely recommend you give them a try. I will be purchasing again for the next long road trip.

I purchased this for a neutered male mostly inddoor house cat who likes to rule the roost and is unkind to his much smaller sister cat. I put it on and forgot about it. A few days ago (day 6 of wearing collar) my cat vomited a huge amount. I figured he ate something he shouldn't have. He wouldn't eat that day and continued vomiting fluids/bile. Overnight he vomited blood. I took him to the vet first thing and they admitted him. After running tests and answering many questions it was determined he had lavender oil poisoning. I had no idea lavender oil is toxic to cats (Google it). They suspect it was thru dermal absorption on his neck that he became toxic. He is currently at the vet clinic on IVs with a feeding tube since he won't eat or drink and has serious liver damage. We have no idea what the longterm prognosis will be if he lives. They don't know if he will even make it. I cannot believe that any company would make a collar with lavender oil when I have been told this is common knowledge for vets and professionals. Amazon should not be selling this. My vet bill is already at 2k and i unknowingly poisoned my sweet kitty. I am heartbroken. Please don't take a chance with anything containing lavender oil if you love your pet!

In the past I've always used another well known brand of calming collars that were always rated #1, however the price of those has increased drastically, so thought I would try a brand that was more budget friendly. We took in an adult stray cat that was hit by a car and has a broken pelvis. Even though we had him neutered he still will pee or spray on the wall and bully the other cats!!! He has nerve damage from the broken pelvis and now, because of that he drags his back leg and it will need to be amputated, with his surgery scheduled I didn't want to use a calming oral medication on him because it might have an adverse reaction with the anesthesia, so opted to put a calming collar on him until after the surgery. These work just as good as the most expensive ones to keep him calm and from bullying and spraying around the house. After about 3 weeks I can tell the pheromones are wearing off and it's about time to change out to new one. I like these so well, I've even recommended them to a friend who is having problems with two cats that want to fight. I will definitely buy these again. For the price, you can't beat them. I hope Amazon keeps them in stock!

The effect on my nervous kitty is much weaker than the purple ones with the TriOak label. They don't last as long either, about 2 weeks or so before I need to replace the collar.I like these black ones much better for the color, NOT glowing in the dark, and for the buckle, which tucks in nicely and is not hard to engage. The purple ones kinda suck in that regard.However, I can't deny the effects of the TriOak collars are much more noticeable and last much longer.

The collar was great but only for about a week and a half and then the smells went away and the zoomies came back along with the behavioral issues. Quality & longevity could have been better, but the fit is good and it seems to bring some sort of comfort.

I used one of the collars on my 13 year old cat who recently became anxious while traveling. Almost every time we would travel she would get sick in some form. This collar made her super relaxed and absolutely no signs of stress.

Es un buen producto, si los ayuda a relajarse para hacer su vida más tranquila y que no se estresen, pero no detienen las peleas, lo recomiendo para adicionar en el proceso de adopción de un gato.

I don't know how this could work so well but it does! I have two cats that have grown up all their lives indoors. We take them for car rides but they howl and yowl the whole time. They obviously do not like car rides. They have always been this way. I decided to give these collars a try after reading some reviews. I was pretty skeptical. Our cats don't where collars so I just took one collar and cut it in two and put each piece in their separate carriers. One of the cats looked pretty chill and no more yowling and my other cat also calmed down with only an occasional yowl. I'd say 80 percent better! This gives us some relief as we are planning a week long trip in a motorhome. The collar seems to calm the cats down very well. We have tried calming treats in the past but this works way better on our cats.

Lo compré porque mi gata no de adaptaba al nuevo gatito de la casa, siempre se enojaba cuando veía al gato nuevo. Pensé que funcionaría pero obvio no es un producto milagro además que el precio es excesivo para el producto que es y que no funcionó.

You could get a better result with rubbing some diluted lavender oil on your cats chest. Even then, simple lavender is not going to fix the anxiety that my cat has. In fact, the collar was exacerbating her anxiety induced behaviour.By the way, two of them arrived broken