This collar, like several on the list, combines pheromones with some essential oils. Pheromones are considered safe and sympathetic to the cat because they are not harsh chemicals. The collar replicates the pheromones that a kitten’s mother gives off to reduce anxiety. It is claimed that the collar starts to work within one hour of first putting it on, and it can be used for hyperactive cats, as well as those suffering from anxiety and stress. The CPFK Cat Calming Collar also uses pheromones to reduce anxiety and stress. But if your cat is an adventurer or chews at collars, or if it is a big breed, you will be better off with an alternative. Combined with its competitive price, effectiveness, and safety, we believe these components make it the best overall calming collar for cats. It is suitable for cats that don’t adventure too much and are unlikely to try slipping the collar off. The pheromone-based design of the Sentry has proven effective and works quickly. This model is advertised as a breakaway collar but, following problems with the breakaway mechanism, Sentry has made them easier to slip off, which unfortunately means that adventurous cats will lose their collar frequently. The collar fits necks of up to 15 inches, so it may not be suitable for large breeds. The Sentry collar can alleviate problem behavior like scenting, nervous urination, clawing, and destructive and antisocial behavior. It replicates the pheromone given off by mothers to calm their kittens and reduces anxiety and stress. With a lavender and chamomile fragrance, the collar has no-long term side effects and can be used during thunderstorms, fireworks, and other stressful situations. hwihc may or may not be due to that, but since the pee happened 3 feet away from it, im guessing that stretch was just coincidence.The Sentry Good Behavior Calming Collar is a pheromone-based calming collar. we had a 5-6 month stretch with no peeing issues. havent noticed a difference in either cat actually, really if im being honest with myself. but the feliway claimed to be calming too and it doesnt really seem to be, doing much of anything. Have people who have tried this for urine issues had any luck? it seems like a good idea anyway since hes SUCH a jumpy cat. It was a toss up between that and another diffuser type called 'nutri vet', but the girl at the store recommended the collars (well, and cleaning the rug area one more time). will it be okay that way? should i worry about kitty cat headaches? lol.īut i was coming here to ask what peoples experiences have been? and the package and online said the actual pheramone isnt in the powder, its in the actual collar.īut the lilac or whatever is very strong, to my human nose. also had no luck with the feliway (at least as far as inappropriate peeing) altho its still plugged in lol.īut in my case the powder all flaked off on the counter when i was adjusting it to my guys old collar (i thought pre adjusted would be better for getting it on). I was actually coming here to post, basically the same thing. Has anyone had a cat who insisted on licking all the powder off the collar? Was the collar useless after this? Basically I don't want an awful non-breakaway collar without pheromone.

I'm a little concerned that this will greatly reduce the effectiveness as the powder is the base for the pheromones. So far I'm not seeing any calming effect! The packaging assures me that the powder is fine for them but she is licking the powder off the collar. She runs and starts licking again whenever I approach her. I can't get near her to adjust the collar (it's loose).

She has been licking around her neck and shoulders for a continuous 15 minutes. Apparently my princess Choo Choo, who enjoys fashionable collars normally, is HIGHLY insulted that there is now powder on her. However the collars have a powder on them much like old style flea collars do. I haven't had luck with feliway diffusers or the spray but I'm yet again trying happy mamma cat pheromones to ease my kitties' souls. I'm hoping that this would make my shy boy braver, my bossy OCD cat calmer and my newest addition Mr. I got my 3 pack of Sentry Calming Collars today.

Cat calming collar breakaway