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Reduces or completely stops stress-related behavior including: urine marking, vertical scratching, loss of appetite, reduced desire to play or interact and other stress-related behaviors. Helps comfort cats in stressful situations such as: being alone in the house, visitors to the home, new pet or family member, moving to a new home, visits to the veterinarian, adjusting to a new environment, multiple cat households.

Comfort Zone with Feliway

Prevent Scratching and Urine Marking

Comfort Zone with Feliway products are clinically proven 95{9566c0a8c38d7ef68d82188668983429d8c3d2118cd02557d3ef814309ae7d10} effective to reduce urine marking and vertical scratching.

Cats spray and scratch nearby surroundings in response to stress and to mark their territory. Many situations can cause your cat to behave this way, including:

  • Multiple pet households
  • Transition from shelter or breeder
  • Moving, home remodeling, or furniture changes
  • Changes in people in the home, such as a new baby or guest, or the absence of a family member
  • Addition of new pets in the home
  • Going to the veterinarian or groomer
  • Traveling
Reduces spraying
Urine Marking: Spraying urine on walls, furniture, and other vertical surfaces
Reduces scratching
Scratching: Scratch marking on walls, furniture, and other vertical surfaces

Comfort Zone with Feliway products disperse an odorless vapor mimicking cat calming pheromones. These pheromones signal to your cat that the area is friendly and safe, reducing your cat’s need to spray and scratch.

Proven 95{9566c0a8c38d7ef68d82188668983429d8c3d2118cd02557d3ef814309ae7d10} Effective

Clinical studies prove that Comfort Zone with Feliway products are 95{9566c0a8c38d7ef68d82188668983429d8c3d2118cd02557d3ef814309ae7d10} effective at reducing urine marking and scratching.* You can see results as early as 7 days after initiating use.*

What is Pheromone Therapy?

When a cat rubs her cheek against an object, she marks it with pheromones; chemical signals animals use to communicate to identify an object or area as safe and familiar. By creating a safe and familiar environment, these pheromones reduce stress and eliminate the cat’s need to urine mark and scratch. Once applied, whenever the cat is in that area, the cat will sense the pheromone and be reassured that her surroundings are familiar and secure.

Comfort Zone with Feliway products mimic the feline facial pheromone to reduce, or even eliminate, stress-related behavior. By creating a safe and familiar environment, Comfort Zone with Feliway products help cats relax, reducing the need to urine mark and scratch.

Comfort Zone Products

(Each sold separately)

Diffuser
Diffuser

Contents: 1 diffuser and 1 1.62 fl oz (48 ml) bottle
How to use: Remove bottle cap and screw diffuser onto bottle and tighten. Plug into electric socket in the room your cat is in most. Replace bottle after 4 weeks. Use continuously for 90 days for best results.
Features:

  • Rotating plug to accommodate both vertical and horizontal outlets
  • 24-hour control
  • Treats 500-650 sq. ft.
  • Odorless and non-toxic, does not affect humans or other pets
  • Not a drug or tranquilizer

Replace: Replace diffuser every 6 months
Ingredients: Analogue of Feline Facial Pheromone (2{9566c0a8c38d7ef68d82188668983429d8c3d2118cd02557d3ef814309ae7d10}), excipients (to 100{9566c0a8c38d7ef68d82188668983429d8c3d2118cd02557d3ef814309ae7d10})

Refill
Refill

Contents: 1 1.62 fl oz (48 ml) bottle
Features: For use with Comfort Zone diffuser
Replace: Replace refills every 30 days
Ingredients: Analogue of feline facial pheromone (2{9566c0a8c38d7ef68d82188668983429d8c3d2118cd02557d3ef814309ae7d10}), excipients (to 100{9566c0a8c38d7ef68d82188668983429d8c3d2118cd02557d3ef814309ae7d10})

Spray
Spray

Contents: 1 2.54 fl oz (75 ml) spray bottle
How to use: See insert for complete instructions
Features: For use with Comfort Zone diffuser
Ingredients: Analogue of feline facial pheromone (2{9566c0a8c38d7ef68d82188668983429d8c3d2118cd02557d3ef814309ae7d10}), excipients (to 100{9566c0a8c38d7ef68d82188668983429d8c3d2118cd02557d3ef814309ae7d10})

use during travel

How and When to Use Comfort Zone with Feliway Spray and Diffuser

Behavior Problem Comfort Zone with Feliway Spray Comfort Zone with Feliway Diffuser
Urine Marking YES Clean up urine thoroughly, apply a single spray to the site each day for 30 days. PREFERRED Simply plug the diffuser into the room where marking or scratching has occurred.**
Scratching YES Apply one spray per day on vertical surfaces where scratching has occurred. PREFERRED Plug the diffuser into the room where marking has occurred**
Multi-Cat Homes YES Spray 2-3 times each day on urine or scratch-marked sites or objects and surfaces that might attract marking. YES Plug the diffuser into the room where marking or scratching has occurred.**
Travel PREFERRED Spray each corner of the crate 20 minutes before putting cat in. POSSIBLE USE If visiting or vacationing for several days, take a diffuser along to help calm the cat.
Initial Treatment for Other Stress-Related Behaviors YES Apply a single spray on prominent objects in areas cats frequent most to the site each day for 30 days. PREFERRED Just plug the diffuser into the room where the cat(s) spend most of their time.**

*Data on File

**Normally a single diffuser is sufficient, but in a multi-story house, additional diffusers might be necessary if your cat spends a significant amount of time on another floor.

$ 59.99

Customer Reviews


28 of 28 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
Chill Cats, June 12, 2013
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This review is from: Comfort Zone with Feliway Diffuser Refill, 6 Pack (Misc.)
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It’s magic. I don’t know how else to describe it. I have a couple of cats, well I have more than a couple, but I have a couple who can’t help but get into mischief on a regular basis. Their favorite activity is clawing the carpet in front of closed interior doors. Any door, you know cats, if it’s closed, they want it open for no particular reason, just because. It’s too late to save the carpet but I would like to preserve the tiny bit of sanity I have left, so I decided to give this product a try.

I’m normally skeptical about products that claim to calm or control cats unless a dart gun is involved because well, they are cats. But lo and behold this plug in seems to be having some effect on the beasties. I’d say the carpet digging has abated by at least 75{9566c0a8c38d7ef68d82188668983429d8c3d2118cd02557d3ef814309ae7d10}. I’m sure you can read scientific or holistic information about why that’s so. All I care is that I don’t want to stomp my feet as much.

Now, as far as the midnight zoomies or the occasional boxing match… well, I didn’t expect miracles. And, so far they aren’t giving flashing me peace signs or listening to the Grateful Dead, but, they are cats after all.

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15 of 15 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Amazing results, June 5, 2013
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M. L Lamendola (Merriam, KS USA) – See all my reviews
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This review is from: Comfort Zone with Feliway Diffuser Refill, 6 Pack (Misc.)
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Amazon does not offer the exact SKU I am reviewing, but the many variations of the same product are the diffuser and the refill and combinations thereof. For example: diffuser alone, diffuser with one refill, diffuser with two refills, six-pack refills, etc.

This worked like a charm. Literally. I decided to use it on a rainy day, when my feline companion really gets a knot in her proverbial knickers. I plugged it in close to where she was sitting on a chair by a window, grumbling about the rain. Half an hour or so later, I happened by that spot and she was calm as could be.

The package says the Comfort Zone system is “with veterinarian-recommended Feliway,” and indeed a veterinarian did recommend this to me.

There’s a story behind my wanting to try this product. My feline companion originally moved here because she was primarily an outdoor cat. She had been living with a neighbor, but the neighbor got another cat to keep this one company and this cat subsequently went house-hunting. She eventually settled on my house, and after some time my neighbor and I agreed that I would adopt her.

Now the rub here is she loathes snow, and acts like walking on it is the same thing as walking on acid. So during the winter, she gets a bad case of cabin fever. Taking her outside bundled in my coat and walking around does assuage her to the point of purring contentedly, but the effect wears off not long after we come back inside. She likes to do her patrol, on her schedule.

After being snowed in for several weeks, she began pulling out her hair. I would tell her “stop,” and she’d give me that “What? I’m not doing anything” look and she’d stop. But only for a while. No matter how many times I’d catch her, it wasn’t often enough to prevent the advancing hair loss.

She started to look like she was using Nair on her legs, they were that bare. Hair all over the carpet was one problem. A balding cat with a ‘tude was another. In between snows, she was fine. She’d lose the ‘tude and the hair would start growing back. But in the growing back time, the neighbors would see this cat who looked like she got poor care, and that was also a problem. It was embarrassing. She didn’t have evidence of any skin condition, and I knew why the hair was missing. However, as they say, perception is everything. People perceived I was lax in my care for this beautiful animal.

Though I knew the cause, I’m not a veterinarian. So I took her to one. He said her skin was fine, remarked at how healthy she otherwise looked (she’s lean and muscular), and said she was doing what cats often do when they are chronically agitated. He gave me a bottle with 10 anti-depressant tablets and suggested I get a Feliway system.

Well, we didn’t have another snow after that and I had started other things to help her mood. So I didn’t buy that system. Instead, I bought her a cat tube, which she absolutely loves. I also made a point of playing with her more often (something else she loves). So with the snow gone and her hair grown back in by late March, I figured we had this problem solved. Then the rains came.

So now I have this Feniway system to use when she’s agitated. Literally, I save it for a rainy day. It works so well, I use it for an hour and then unplug it. She’s set for the day. It also helps that her diet is corn-free (the corn commonly found in pet foods contains RoundUp, which is a powerful neurotoxin–read the label if you care about your cat), she has her own door to give her some sense of control, she has a collection of toys, and I rarely turn her down when she wants to play.

She’s normally a very happy cat, but snow and rain make her feel miserable. This product takes those miserable feelings away. I highly recommend it (even though I’m not a vet).

If you do try one, you might want to let it run for a few days until your cat is completely calm. Then go on some sort of “maintenance” schedule so you can reduce how much you spend on refills. The refills are reasonably priced and last quite a while, so if your cat is exposed to stressors regularly, it may be best to just leave it plugged in. If your cat tends not to stay in the same area of the house most of the time, consider getting more than one unit.

I found the results to be amazing. Just as the vet had predicted.

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11 of 12 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
With out Felaway, I would hate my cats, May 20, 2013
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This review is from: Comfort Zone with Feliway Diffuser Refill, 6 Pack (Misc.)
We have 2 cats, both male, half brothers. When we had our daughter, they went nuts. One pees on everything (though he prefers clean folded laundry) and the other is neurotic and pukes all the time. At our wits end, someone suggested we try this and after spending 50 bucks at Pet Co (23 here on Amazon, thank you) we plugged it in and with in 15 min, both cats were laying calmly next to each-other on a chair. After a few months we stopped using it because it is a bit expensive at the Pet Store (this is before our Amazon Prime days) Recently a new neighbor moved in with 2 cats and our two indoor cats again are going crazy. Felaway has calmed them down again, and now that we can get it for 10 bucks a bottle, we will be using it all the time.

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