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dianchi

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Sorry if this is a done to death/common thread but my search isn't working.

How quickly do you see a change? Or does it not work?
 

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I don't rate it at all, myself. In all the cases of anxiety I've dealt with (well, ok, only 3, but still a 0 % success rate with the plug in AND spray), removal of the cause has been the only thing to solve it.
 

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Ok so the reason is we are going away on holiday and leaving the two cats at home alone, they will be checked and fed twice daily. But one is a young kitten (6 months) and loves people, the other a 5yo cat who hates the kitten and makes her stressed.

Removing the kitten and not going on holiday are not options!
 

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It works really well with my cat and has an almost immediate effect. I think that statistically it tends to work for most cats but not all of them, so it depends on your luck!
 

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Feliway is an outstanding product and I know lots of people who have used it with great success.
A friend's cat didn't like men and was unfriendly towards her boyfriend. Within a week of plugging in the diffuser the cat became friendly with her bf. The pheromones calm cats and de-stress them.

I know of people who have had seen the changes within a day, and others where it has taken two weeks before they see positive changes in their cat's behaviour.
 

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I used it to keep my cat calmer for two house moves - didn't make any difference as far as I could see. I guess some cats may respond better than others?
 

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Well she is definitely more affectionate and like she was prior to the kitten, kitten is just an a*se :) but balls off for him next week which I hope will help!
 
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