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# Drug & fragrance free, natural pheromone formula TSA-compliant 2 oz travel size, leak-resistant Proven to reduce urine marking & scratching Comfort Zone Cat Calming Pheromone Spray: Travel Size (2 oz); Proven to Reduce Destructive Scratching, Urine Marking, and Stress

**Price:** AR$69403
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## Summary

> 🐾 Calm cats, happy homes — wherever life takes you!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Comfort Zone Cat Calming Pheromone Spray: Travel Size (2 oz); Proven to Reduce Destructive Scratching, Urine Marking, and Stress
- **How much does it cost?** AR$69403 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- Customers looking for quality international products

## Why This Product

- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Natural Calm:** Harnesses your cat’s own pheromones to create a safe, familiar environment without drugs or scents.
- • **Furniture Savior:** Protect your couches and door frames from destructive cat behavior with targeted pheromone action.
- • **Trusted & Tested:** Backed by proven results and a satisfaction guarantee to keep your feline friend relaxed and your home intact.
- • **Stress-Free Travel:** Spray bedding 15 minutes before travel to calm your cat during vet visits or trips.
- • **Compact & Compliant:** Travel-ready 2 oz bottle fits perfectly in carry-ons, designed to prevent leaks and spills.

## Overview

Comfort Zone Cat Calming Pheromone Spray is a TSA-compliant, drug- and fragrance-free 2 oz spray that mimics natural cat pheromones to reduce destructive scratching and urine marking. Ideal for protecting furniture and easing travel stress, it offers a proven, safe solution for cats of all life stages and breeds.

## Description

Cats are creatures of habit and changes in their routine or in the environment can trigger cat stress. A stressed cat can act out by scratching-up furniture or peeing outside of the litter box. Our spray mimics a cat's natural calming pheromones that signal safety and familiarity. So, using the spray tells your cat “we like this object, let's leave it alone." The cat calming spray is ideal for targeted areas, environment shifts, and easing stress when in their travel carrier. Comfort Zone has a full line of cat calming products, including cat calming diffusers, multi cat calming diffusers, and cat pheromone collars. Cat calming sprays are available in 2 oz (great for keeping in the car!) and 4 oz

Review: Smelly at first but it actually works - I have always seen "anti cat scratch/urinate" spray as gimmicky and ineffective. I purchased this out of desperation and part of a full setup for a last ditch effort to stop my cat from spraying on my sofa, fully expecting to return it because it didn't work. For context, he's fixed. We have plenty of food dishes down at all times and litter boxes, but my other cat is very territorial and quite a bully. She actively blocks him from resources, so he started spraying, likely due to stress. This spray, combined with a hormone diffuser and hormone collars, has been the only thing that has ever had any effect on their behavior. They actively avoid everything I spray with it. I haven't seen either of them so much as sit on the couch since I liberally applied this spray. I've used it on other items like my bean bag chair and office chairs to help keep him from being tempted to spray those. To my surprise, it has worked wonders. It's been a week since I started using it and not one of the cats has set foot on anything I've applied this to. They also seem much calmer and friendlier with each other. I'm hoping in time they'll be friends, but until then, this has saved my couch and other furniture for the moment. Only downsides are that it stinks at first and it's kind of expensive for a small bottle. But the smell fades fast and you don't notice it afterwards. I've applied it every day since I got it, as per the instructions, and I have to say I'm happy to have been proven wrong.
Review: Highly highly recommend - Let me start off by saying our cat was peeing on our bed nearly every night for six months. After countless times to the vet to make sure he didn’t have a bladder infection we tried various different methods and ultimately ended up having to tarp our bed every morning before leaving. Even still, sometimes he would pee on the bed while we were sleeping. He started peeing on the bed when we got a new kitten but noticed he did it more frequently when we were gone for a long period of time (even though we had a cat sitter). Keep in mind, we built our spoiled boy a catio that he has 24/7 access to with its own litter box, we also have an additional litter box in our room with multiple litter boxes in our garage as well which he always has access to, we changed the litter several times (even once to an expensive cat attract litter) thinking maybe one would make him prefer the litter box instead of our bed (but he also never avoided the litter box, he would just use our bed when he felt like it while also using the litter box), we tried keeping our door closed and letting him in and out but keeping the kitten out of our room, nothing helped as far as altering the atmosphere of the home. We tried the comfort zone diffusers which didn’t help and had a strong burning plastic odor which bothered us a lot. So then we got him a comfort zone collar which didn’t seem to help much. Finally the vet recommended this spray and he had maybe two accidents the first week (which was a HUGE improvement to begin with) but now, it has been about two weeks without one single accident and we even went on a short trip! This has been a literal godsend for us. I’m not sure if the collar helps at all but I will definitely be using the collar in conjunction with the spray for a long time to avoid the risk of him starting up again just in case the collar is helping in some way. Now we just make the bed, spray a couple times, and go about our day. OH, and the odor is little to NONE. Also a huge benefit. I highly recommend although I know every cat is different and responds to different things (diffusers, etc). We would never have gotten rid of our sweet boy but it was very tasking having to change and wash the sheets every single night and it was really stressing us out.

## Features

- REDUCE URINE MARKING & SCRATCHING: The calming spray for cats is proven to reduce urine marking and destructive scratching
- PROTECT YOUR FURNITURE: Perfect for couches, door frames, and other targeted areas; use our cat pheromone spray to help protect your furniture from scratching and marking; see directions below for additional information
- TRAVEL WITH EASE: Spray your cat’s bedding or blanket 15 minutes before placing them in a carrier to help calm them during travel and vet visits
- DRUG & FRAGRANCE FREE: Our cat calming spray is a drug-free solution so you can feel good about helping your cat feel good​
- TSA COMPLIANT: 2oz bottle crafted to be leak-resistant, perfect for your carry-on or travel bag

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 out of 5 stars 4,667 Reviews |

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Will this work to calm my cat in a carrier under the seat on an airline flight?**
A: Ask your Vet about a mild sedative for traveling or even a prescription called GABAPENTIN used for many different things (sedation for travel, pain, neurological problems, and even arthritic pain to name a few) that you would give to your cat a few hours prior to traveling, and they can have it compounded to oral solution (flavored liquid) if your cat is difficult giving pills to (as mine is). It works great but does last SEVERAL HOURS, in my experience 4-6 hours... Now to your question about this product. I have used it for a year or more now and continue to in my 3 cat household, since my cat Cheetah became ill and previously required many trips to the Vet. I personally haven't seen any results or improvements using it specifically for traveling, taking my cat back & forth to Vets office! As I had really hoped it would, because it breaks my heart seeing & hearing her in such distress. My soon to be 10 year old (April 2021) female cat Cheetah HATES getting in any vehicle of any type. My Vet's office gives every pet that comes to their office a brand new red bandanna with either this product or Feliway sprayed on it, and then puts it into the pets carrier to calm them prior to examination. It does work some in the vet office, but I have yet to witness any chance in car trips. And Cheetah has a top notch, deluxe carrier with a very thick, plush velour pillow that fills the bottom of the carrier for her to sit/ lay on, her favorite blanky, the front, sides & top of the carrier have rollup window panels that if she wants to see around her (other than back of the carrier) she can, or if she's in a mood she wants secluded on way into Vet's office then I simply unroll them and snap them close. I've sprayed under her plush pillow, the bandana she got from the Vet's office that I lay in back corner of the carrier, and outside of the carrier 15-30 minutes prior to putting her into carrier to give it time to dry and not be so intoxicating, as well as spray inside my vehicle on passenger front seat area that her carrier gets buckled into with seatbelt at least 15 minutes prior to putting her & the carrier into my vehicle, and I play music that was supposedly created specifically to calm cats during travel, and of course I talk to her frequently, and she still had such an awful time in the car on the way to and from the Vet clinic. We recently decided to take the Vets advice in preventing Cheetah that unnecessary stress by dosing her with 1 ml chicken flavored prescription GABAPENTIN oral solution (since its nearly impossible giving her pills) at least 2 hours prior to our trip to the Vet each time, providing mild sedation effect. We have to reduce any unnecessary stress to the best of our ability with Cheetah because she already has sensitive stomach issues ever since abdominal surgery to remove a blockage & diagnosed with IBD. Stress makes her health problems MUCH WORSE, creates flareups. The Gabapentin DOES work, she's awake for the car trips and vet visits but you can see the sedative effect it has on her (drowsy appearance to her), she doesn't cry nor overly verbal anymore, no longer hyperventilates or vomits during car trips to the Vet, and she now seems intrigued at times trying to look at her surroundings outside of the carrier thru the durable screen. I just don't like giving her any medication unless absolutely necessary, due to her already having to receive between 2-4 prescription meds for her IBD (depending on her symptoms & flareups at the time). But I agree with the Vet in that the significant stress that the Gabapentin prescription prevents for Cheetah, not only during traveling but at vet visits too, the pros far exceed the cons... Hope this info in someway helps you with your cat & traveling (or any others reading this), as I can empathize with trying to prevent a beloved feline from being in distress or pain of any kind. It's horrible feeling helpless!

**Q: What are the ingredients of this spray?**
A: The label say15% analogue of feline pheromone, 85% diethylene glycol monoethyl ether.  Whatever it is, it calms cats.  We have two older cats, one of which has gradually been getting more and more agressive toward the other over the last couple of years.  Within two days of our spraying it around the agressive attitude totally disappeared.  I sprayed the Comfort Zone everywhere the cats would eat or sleep: rugs, cat condos, blanket, etc.   The first spraying effect lasted between two and three months.   Since then I spray when the agressive behaviour starts to return, usually at least six to eight weeks.

**Q: What kind of feline pheromones are in this bottle?  There are different pheromones for different problems.**
A: I’m not sure. I didn’t even know there was a difference. But I have a tabby and 2 mane coons that liked to use furniture to use as scratching posts. This stuff really works for them. We use it in conjunction with a ton of scratch toys.

**Q: Is this for continuing use? Or after one bottle your good? My cat just turned one she's a chewer not trying to use this the rest of her life**
A: Mine is a scraper and this keeps him from damaging furniture. It must be reapplied so, yes, I buy it twice a year.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Smelly at first but it actually works
*by V***A on July 29, 2022*

I have always seen "anti cat scratch/urinate" spray as gimmicky and ineffective. I purchased this out of desperation and part of a full setup for a last ditch effort to stop my cat from spraying on my sofa, fully expecting to return it because it didn't work. For context, he's fixed. We have plenty of food dishes down at all times and litter boxes, but my other cat is very territorial and quite a bully. She actively blocks him from resources, so he started spraying, likely due to stress. This spray, combined with a hormone diffuser and hormone collars, has been the only thing that has ever had any effect on their behavior. They actively avoid everything I spray with it. I haven't seen either of them so much as sit on the couch since I liberally applied this spray. I've used it on other items like my bean bag chair and office chairs to help keep him from being tempted to spray those. To my surprise, it has worked wonders. It's been a week since I started using it and not one of the cats has set foot on anything I've applied this to. They also seem much calmer and friendlier with each other. I'm hoping in time they'll be friends, but until then, this has saved my couch and other furniture for the moment. Only downsides are that it stinks at first and it's kind of expensive for a small bottle. But the smell fades fast and you don't notice it afterwards. I've applied it every day since I got it, as per the instructions, and I have to say I'm happy to have been proven wrong.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Highly highly recommend
*by M***N on February 22, 2020*

Let me start off by saying our cat was peeing on our bed nearly every night for six months. After countless times to the vet to make sure he didn’t have a bladder infection we tried various different methods and ultimately ended up having to tarp our bed every morning before leaving. Even still, sometimes he would pee on the bed while we were sleeping. He started peeing on the bed when we got a new kitten but noticed he did it more frequently when we were gone for a long period of time (even though we had a cat sitter). Keep in mind, we built our spoiled boy a catio that he has 24/7 access to with its own litter box, we also have an additional litter box in our room with multiple litter boxes in our garage as well which he always has access to, we changed the litter several times (even once to an expensive cat attract litter) thinking maybe one would make him prefer the litter box instead of our bed (but he also never avoided the litter box, he would just use our bed when he felt like it while also using the litter box), we tried keeping our door closed and letting him in and out but keeping the kitten out of our room, nothing helped as far as altering the atmosphere of the home. We tried the comfort zone diffusers which didn’t help and had a strong burning plastic odor which bothered us a lot. So then we got him a comfort zone collar which didn’t seem to help much. Finally the vet recommended this spray and he had maybe two accidents the first week (which was a HUGE improvement to begin with) but now, it has been about two weeks without one single accident and we even went on a short trip! This has been a literal godsend for us. I’m not sure if the collar helps at all but I will definitely be using the collar in conjunction with the spray for a long time to avoid the risk of him starting up again just in case the collar is helping in some way. Now we just make the bed, spray a couple times, and go about our day. OH, and the odor is little to NONE. Also a huge benefit. I highly recommend although I know every cat is different and responds to different things (diffusers, etc). We would never have gotten rid of our sweet boy but it was very tasking having to change and wash the sheets every single night and it was really stressing us out.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good for my Furry Friend
*by S***E on October 7, 2018*

My cat had decided that a new piece of furniture needed more details, so he added scratch marks and floppy strings. He's an older cat, so I wasn't sure how he'd react to the spray on the new upholstery, but it didn't phase him one bit. Let me explain that! Haa. He also totally ignores that piece of furniture when the spray is first applied. It doesn't seem to work for long, though. I'm spraying the piece of furniture every day, so I will be getting a new scratching post to place next to the piece of furniture so he'll have a more appropriate place to scratch as per his habit. Next, he's getting a pheromone collar because I'm now noticing behavior that's been annoying that could be caused by anxiety. He's such a wonderful companion and buddy, I want to make certain he feels the most comfort and ease in our home.

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- Comfort Zone Cat Calming Pheromone Spray: Travel Size (2 oz); Proven to Reduce Destructive Scratching, Urine Marking, and Stress
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