Comfort ZoneCat Calming Collar Savings Pack: 2 30-Day Calming Collars for 60 Days of Calm; Cat Pheromones Help Anxiety, Reduce Stress, Urine Marking, Scratching; Indoor or Outdoor Cats; Long-Lasting

A 1/2 pound five week old kitten found outside a Waffle House in 2019 is now Cocoa Bean. For several years searched for ideas to help her anxiety. I’ve learned small abandoned kittens grow up at times with emotional struggles. Last fall bought these collars.The true test was me traveling for a few weeks to California. Upon return Cocoa Bean was mad at me, but didn’t pee outside her box or ruin any flooring.Even though she has digital practice with talking to me via Echo and she and her other cat sleep without me at times intentionally for practice she was mad. But, used the cat boxes.These work for the other cats. Though Minnie Pearl doesn’t need them. I have tried them on all three. Typically, if Minnie seems to meow extra and doesn’t want me to go I typically snuggle her in a Thunder Vest. This also helps CB and FF.Floofe’ Flower seems super mellow when using the collar. I’ve tried it to help her mature calm as when she was small would scream at the door when I’d leave. She was also an underweight abandoned kitten starving when found. It took six months, but she eventually gained all her weight and is now bigger than the other two.She does go places with the dog so occasionally complains when I leave with him thinking it’s also her turn. Usually the Thunder vest works. This month I tried a pheromone collar to see how it’s work. Miss mellow jello :)I find this collar has helped the youngest kitty acclimate and calm from anxiety when I’d leave her in the catio despite having the cats and her German Shepherd with her. Using as a training collar this month to help her find peace a little quicker consistently. Working like a charm.I tried not changing the collar out after a few weeks and Cocoa Bean started showing signs of stress. New collar and chill queen. Every thirty days works like a charm.I bought a bunch extra on a daily deal and have these on my sub and save. Worth the expense to help CB feel calm.Happy cats happy dog happy me⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💯

These collars are working so well for my three cats! My youngest cat, Mango, was very jealous of the other two cats and territorial of me. He would jump on them, try to block them from getting to me or food, always in their faces- trying to intimidate them. I found two wounds on my senior cat’s neck and I am not sure if he bit her or not (never seen biting but it’s possible). Mango would also loudly beg for treats ALL day. He would be visibly mad and stressed when he wouldn’t get any.The very first day I put the collars on the cats (I did all three), I saw changes in Mango’s behavior and his interactions with the other cats. He no longer tries to block them, jump on them, chase them (maliciously). He now is calm and tries to rub on the cats lovingly. He has also stopped begging for treats. He is just a sweet boy who can’t get enough cuddles. My husband and I are blown away. The changes have been so impactful and better than we could have anticipated!

I have noticed a slight difference in my cats behavior as she has separation anxiety from being away from me when I go to work. This has helped calm. Her down a little bit.

Someone dumped 2 cats in our neighborhood and it’s a busy street. We were able to trap the girl first who turned out to be very pregnant and very sick. 2 months later we were able to get the male and get him neutered. He had/has a wonderful personality like the female so we kept both. But the male (Nook) became territorial over me, stalked and attacked the dog, marked everything with his face (he doesn’t spray). He would run in front of me and block my path. You could tell he was always in fight/flight mode. Within 30 minutes of the collar, he was sleeping the deepest sleep I’ve seen him sleep. Usually if there was a noise, he’d leap up to inspect. After the collar, he would open his eyes, read the room, and right back to sleep. No more stalking, no more obsessive behavior. BUT no behavior at all. No play. No purring. Just sleeping. It’s been on 2 days. This may be him crashing. Like any rescue animal who is finally safe, they sleep and then some. He may be catching up on his lifetime of neglect and fear. He’s finally safe. So maybe he’s just catching up. I’m hoping he levels off. If he is content and this is him, then that’s fine. But, if after he’s slept enough to make up for lost time, I’d like a little bit of the weirdo back.

I bought these because one of my cats was bullying another, and I thought it would be helpful to have them as support while I worked to redirect their behavior. It seemed to be helping for a while, but then the bully started vomiting. He was also scratching his neck constantly, more than could be accounted for by not being used to wearing a collar. I removed the collar and hoped the vomiting would resolve, but by that time his stomach lining was irritated and he couldn't stop. I ended up spending almost exactly 11 times the cost of the collar on a vet visit to help him stop vomiting. In addition to the more immediate problem, the hair on his neck is worn away as if he'd worn a collar for years, when he wore this one, correctly fitted, for less than two weeks. My vet agreed that the timing and unusual hair loss pointed to the collar being the cause.I didn't have to take my other cat to the vet, but when I removed the collars he was also starting to vomit. Even a third cat who is close to the bully had little unusual vomiting, which stopped when the collars were removed. This has been a terrible and expensive experience, and I would strongly recommend you not use this product.