A new product on the market for cats is a calming collar.
If you have a cat that is out of control, it is worth trying one of these collars.
After purchasing a pheromone collar, we tried it on two different cats with exact opposite results.
One cat got significantly nicer, while it did absolutely nothing to the other one.
For the cat that got nicer, the collar appeared to make her want to rub against people a lot more than she did before.
This was most likely a side effect of the pheromones, but it was a nice change.
In addition, she purred a bit more and meowed a bit less.
As for the cat that it did not have an impact on, she continued to hiss and spit when she felt even a little bit uncomfortable.
Because this cat was most likely traumatized and is partially feral, this is most likely the explanation.
Based on the two cats that the collar was tried on, it seems like this collar would work well on a cat that has a moderate temperament especially if there are kids that are going to be hanging around.
However, this product did not seem to work very well on a partially feral cat so it is unlikely to change a feral cat into a good cat.
If you are looking for a slight change in behavior, then this collar might be for you.
The price of around $12 for a collar that lasts for 30 days may be a deterrent for some people especially if their cat is only getting slightly better from the collar.
But it is definitely worth the first $12 for the first month because you very well may get better results on your cats.
There are some very positive reviews out there for these products as well as some very negative ones so it is difficult to say which cats it will work on and which will not.
However, Victoria Stillwell from "It's Me or the Dog" on Animal Planet has started recommending these pheromone collars for dogs so with the popularity of this product on TV, expect the price to go down over time.
If you have a cat that is out of control, it is worth trying one of these collars.
After purchasing a pheromone collar, we tried it on two different cats with exact opposite results.
One cat got significantly nicer, while it did absolutely nothing to the other one.
For the cat that got nicer, the collar appeared to make her want to rub against people a lot more than she did before.
This was most likely a side effect of the pheromones, but it was a nice change.
In addition, she purred a bit more and meowed a bit less.
As for the cat that it did not have an impact on, she continued to hiss and spit when she felt even a little bit uncomfortable.
Because this cat was most likely traumatized and is partially feral, this is most likely the explanation.
Based on the two cats that the collar was tried on, it seems like this collar would work well on a cat that has a moderate temperament especially if there are kids that are going to be hanging around.
However, this product did not seem to work very well on a partially feral cat so it is unlikely to change a feral cat into a good cat.
If you are looking for a slight change in behavior, then this collar might be for you.
The price of around $12 for a collar that lasts for 30 days may be a deterrent for some people especially if their cat is only getting slightly better from the collar.
But it is definitely worth the first $12 for the first month because you very well may get better results on your cats.
There are some very positive reviews out there for these products as well as some very negative ones so it is difficult to say which cats it will work on and which will not.
However, Victoria Stillwell from "It's Me or the Dog" on Animal Planet has started recommending these pheromone collars for dogs so with the popularity of this product on TV, expect the price to go down over time.
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