Feliway

[Pinot's Mom]

I don't, but search it on this site - lots of information!

[Edwina's Secretary]

I used it to help Edwina accept Eddie. It worked...okay - sort of worked! I plugged it in in the two rooms where they spent the most time. That was the biggest problem for me...finding an enclosed enough space.

[Catty1]

I haven't used the diffusers, but used the spray itself. The vet told me to spray it in an area where my cat spent a lot of time (not to spray on the cat directly), such as a sleeping area.

That didn't work well, so I got a very stretchy cat collar and would spray a tiny bit into the collar twice a day. You need to depress the spray very slowly and carefully to do that, but it's easy enough.

[Cataholic]

I have used it a lot in the past. I find it works well. I have a small house, and would plug in 3 or 4 for best results. Look online for some cheaper alternatives than the vets office or pet store.

[Medusa]

I used several and my pee cats peed directly on the diffusers, which is why I started them on Clomicalm.

[moosmom]

I always keep a spray can in the house. The diffusers I find, don't work as well as the concentrated spray. Bad @$$ Buddy had a behavioral issue when he first came to my house. He had been in 7 homes in a year and was confused about where he belonged. One full spray in the bathroom and he never peed anywhere again, but the litterbox!!!

Catty1,

I never thought of squirting a little bit on the collar. Great idea!!!

[Craftlady]

Collar spraying great idea. They actually have a collar that releases slowly the product. Spray would be way cheaper. If it will help her adjust to the gang of 5 plus two dogs it's money well spent.