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Cat Forum / Health and Behavior / January 2005Feliway - works too well
I finally took my own advice and decided to get some Feliway diffusers. Antonio was being a brat and kept bothering Mia, the drama queen. This caused NewCat to get upset, as she hates it when there is chaos, so she was hiding. Bartleby was also being his usual crazy self. So, I ordered the Feliway. I got two diffusers, one upstairs, one downstairs. Had them in for a couple days. My husband noted that the cats were too mellow. They have just been laying around, none of the usual craziness. Tonight at canned food time, which is normally a time of great activity, the cats calmly walked over to the feeding station. We thought, this is too calm, so we unplugged the downstairs unit.  Signature-Kelly kelly at farringtons dot net "Wake up, and smell the cat food" -TMBG > I finally took my own advice and decided to get some Feliway diffusers. > Antonio was being a brat and kept bothering Mia, the drama queen. This [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > the feeding station. We thought, this is too calm, so we unplugged the > downstairs unit. Wow. I've never noticed THAT big of a change! > Wow. I've never noticed THAT big of a change! It could be that two diffusers was overkill for our house. It's only about 1000 sq ft, both floors combined. Also could be that the cats are getting the winter blahs. Poor things... the snow is so high on the deck, that they can't see over it at the sliding glass door. Signature-Kelly kelly at farringtons dot net "Wake up, and smell the cat food" -TMBG > I finally took my own advice and decided to get some Feliway > diffusers. Antonio was being a brat and kept bothering Mia, the [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > feeding station. We thought, this is too calm, so we unplugged > the downstairs unit. I wish I would see that result! I only notice a difference when the Feliway runs out. I keep 2 diffusers upstairs almost all the time. Sometimes one runs out before I can get refills, and that's ok. When they both run out, look out. Shamrock is being a total sh.t to Bonnie again lately. It could be because the kittens have fulltime run of the house now that everyone is well again. He takes out his emotions on her. SignatureCheryl > I finally took my own advice and decided to get some Feliway diffusers. > Antonio was being a brat and kept bothering Mia, the drama queen. This [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > calmly walked over to the feeding station. We thought, this is too calm, so > we unplugged the downstairs unit. *jealous* I got a diffuser when I was trying to get Oscar to accept Eros. It had no perceptible impact. Signaturemonique, roommate of Oscar the (female) grouch ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Eros was adopted! Eros has a home now! *cheer!* > I got a diffuser when I was trying to get Oscar to accept Eros. It had no > perceptible impact. My cats are both scardy cats. They run off when I have visitors loathe going to the vet - the . So when I saw some Feliway at the vet's just before Christmas, having read about it on these groups, I bought some. My parents came to stay with me for a week in the new year. I asked if they'd mind if I sprayed some Feliway on their shoes - they were happy to oblige. The cats were still uptight at first, but they didn't go outside and stay there. Instead, they came back inside and started sniffing around my parents. Tahi constantly went and sniffed Dad's feet, then sat there quite happily. Apparently when I was at work one day, he even jumped up on Dad's lap for a pat. The stuff definitely works! >> I got a diffuser when I was trying to get Oscar to accept Eros. It had no >> perceptible impact. [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > The stuff definitely works! I think someone here on the NG mentioned that the spray worked for them, but they didn't think the diffuser did ... Signaturemonique, roommate of Oscar the (female) grouch ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Eros was adopted! Eros has a home now! *cheer!* I tried the spray on the carrier when I had to take Tiger to the vet back in June. No effect at all! ---MIKE---
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