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

This works amazing! I sprayed once a day, as instructed, on my couch. I did this for a week, and in just day one I’ve already noticed my cats staying away. I’ll admit 1/10 my cats still dare to go on my couch but that’s when the spray has already worn off. So here and there I still have to spray (no biggy) but I definitely recommend this product for you cat owners who not only love your cats, but also love your furniture!

We adopted a senior cat with a mostly unknown background, and she came with a few weird habits. Most of her quirks are acceptable, but she was marking our couch and one of our upholstered chairs with urine, and that was NOT okay. Since using this spray, there hasn't been one incident. I doubted it was going to work but we were desperate. The first couple of times I used it, I think I got too close to the spray and inhaled some of it accidentally, and it bothered me for a few minutes (mostly, for some reason, in my throat). The smell goes away almost right away. Now when I spray it, I stand back a little. This stuff solved a very big problem for us. I love it when something actually works as advertised.

Finally, I found an excellent magical remedy to protect our soft furniture against the destructive nails of our cat. It worked virtually instantly; our cat got the message andnever touches our furnishings ever again since. Unfortunately, when I purchased the cheaper option, namely the 2-bottle set, customs returned it as it was prohibited in the EU. According to Amazon, it isn't banned as such; customs refused it due to fluid leakage from the parcel (one bottle seemed to be either broken or not sufficiently closed). Meanwhile, I ordered one bottle again, which I received without problems. As I missed out on the discount, Amazon offered to repay the shipping costs to me (as I had to order twice one bottle instead of once 2 the discounted set of 2 bottles). The initial explanation from Amazon saying that this item isn't prohibited from import to the EU doesn't seem very likely (unless the bottles are unfit for their purpose, and consequently, the bottle from this order was broken too). It would be appreciated if Amazon would offer reliable information to their customers about the legal status of the items they sell to customers abroad (at least to EU customers)

Works but stinks and the odor stays on my cat for days, plus she doesn’t care for it. Only use when LOUD noises like fireworks scare us both, also if you need to take your cat on an airplane be sure to use veterinarian RX of Gabapentine.

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.

We purchased in hopes that it would help our cats relax and decrease unwanted scratching of furniture, but we tried to use the product once and wish we never had.It claims to be unscented and odorless, but it did have a strong chemical odor. It caused me to have an asthma attack and I rarely have them. Even my fiancé, who does not have asthma, began experiencing respiratory irritation. We had to hide out in our bedroom until the smell dissipated. We have even used Feliway’s calming pheromone plug-ins for our cats before and never had an experience like this.The fact that it cause significant respiratory irritation is concerning. I certainly do not feel comfortable using it around my cats. Unfortunately, I missed our return period, but the packaging does state “100% Satisfaction Guarantee.” I will contact the company to see if they stand behind their 100% Satisfaction Guarantee.Don’t buy It and save your time, money, and your lungs! It isn’t worth it. Go get the Feliway plug-ins. They seem to help calm our cats. They cost more, but last about a month or so which is much longer then Comfort Zone. Also, make sure to provide your cat(s) with enough enrichment, climbing/hiding areas, and scratching pads/posts. A lot of “bad” behaviors are a need not being met or stress. Best of luck!