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Farnam Comfort Zone Feliway Electric Diffuser with 48-Milliliters Imitation Cat Pheromone | 
 enlarge | Brand: Farnam
Category: Pet Products
List Price: $47.99
Buy New: $19.99
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Rating:  135 reviews
Sales Rank: 154
Color: pink
Media: Misc.
Batteries Included: No
Clothing Size: 48 milliliters
Size: 48 milliliters
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
Dimensions (in): 3 x 3 x 4
MPN: 3005683
Model: 3005683/3002
UPC: 039079056830
EAN: 0039079027915
ASIN: B000FH708I
Release Date: August 6, 2008
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Indoor electric sprayer and 48-milliliter bottle of synthetic cat pheromone | | • | Emits comforting, feline pheromone that sooths anxiousness of vet visits, visitors, moving, new pets | | • | Quells or ends unwanted behavior such as urine marking, vertical scratching, appetite loss | | • | Odorless and non-toxic with no affect on humans for easy setup anywhere in the house | | • | Effective in rooms up to 600 square feet; refill bottles available |
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Product Description
End urine marking and scratching safely and naturally. Feliway mimics the natural comforting facial pheromones produced by cats to reduce stress-related behaviors and calm cats. Convenient plug-in module gently releases Feliway for up to four weeks.
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| Customer Reviews:
 psycho kitty is better September 2, 2008
Kristin A. Alyea (gulf coast ms)
My 12-yr-old cat has been indoors since age 6 wks. His mom was feral. He never did adapt well, & would hide or run when anyone approached. Even me, the feeder, if I didn't do it right.
He got worse after hurricane Katrina, and spent about 6 months wedged behind a bookcase. Any loud noise or unfamiliar person would send him scurrying.
About a month ago, I saw a program on telly that featured a cat much like mine. The "therapist" advised the owners to use a pheromone spray on themselves and to spritz the legs or feet of guests. When the "therapist" revisited, the cat was calmer.
Well, it seemed worth a shot. I ordered the diffuser, since that seemed more polite than spraying down guests.
I saw results in about 8 days. The cat began staying in plain sight more, and would jump on the sofa, and even asked to be petted. He also began grooming more.
The acid test was when he didn't scurry when my husband entered the room. That was revolutionary.
This is a product that I'll continue to use.
 Didn't work for my cats. August 27, 2008
K. Dunlap (Portland, OR USA)
I don't doubt that this product works for other people's cats. It did not work for mine, however. They both became super aggressive with each other and other cats in and outside the house. It made them restless, coming in and out of the house all day. One of them started crying incessantly at night and the other still peed on things. They went back to normal (well, as normal as they get) when I unplugged the diffuser and opened all the windows. I think it's worth the price to try this product, but don't be surprised if it doesn't work or makes things worse.
I'm impressed! August 15, 2008
Barrie Sosinsky (Medfield, MA USA)
This product worked spectacularly well in my house with 6 cats in 2400 sq feet. With two males (neutered) and four females (not spaded) we have had constant problems over the past three years with cats spraying areas to establish territoriality.
We have 10 litter boxes scattered about with 3 or 4 different types of litter (more than the n+1 rule), but this hasn't eliminated the problem. I've tried isolating cats with their own litter box, and although this helps it also didn't solve the problem.
About three weeks ago we installed 6 diffusers throughout the house -- particularly in areas where the cats constantly soiled. The result was almost immediate. They stopped urinating outside of the litter boxes. In only one instance has a cat urinated, and that was in a room we normally have as a cat free zone.
The problems caused by having the second male cat hasn't disappeared. He is socially immature and tends to attack the other cats, but the stress levels for the cats have gone down.
I wish we had known about this product sooner. Other than its cost, which is a problem, Felliway does what it claims and I will be using it from now on and am an enthusiastic endorser.
Feliway diffuser calms aggressive cat August 13, 2008
ponderosabarb (Arizona, USA)
My cat was indoor/outdoor for 10 years. An unexplained midnight injury resulting in the loss of her eye has changed everything, and now I lock her in every night. She is angry, every night, and had actually started attacking me. I hold the cat right by the Feliway diffuser and pet her, and she is now her normal loving self, rubbing against me and purring. This stuff works for calming--I don't know about the marking as that wasn't my issue.
 What's The Big Deal? July 16, 2008
K. Boles (Beverly Hills, CA)
So, I bought the diffuser just about a month ago and I am not really sensing calmness in my cats. I think you have to put a diffuser in every single room of the house, but I hate to spend that much money if it still doesn't work.
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