
Calming aid
Cat Pheromone Calming Gel, 100g
A 100g pheromone gel that releases familiar, calming scents to help settle an unsettled cat.
£9.99
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Calmer days, quieter nights.
Pheromone sprays and plug-in diffusers that send a quiet “all is well” signal to cats and dogs — calming the room without your pet having to swallow a thing.
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Calming aid
A 100g pheromone gel that releases familiar, calming scents to help settle an unsettled cat.
£9.99











Calming spray
A calming spray for cats to help curb marking and scratching and settle the home.
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A little guidance
Calming sprays and diffusers release synthetic copies of the natural pheromones cats and dogs use to feel safe — the “happy” messages a mother passes to her young, or the facial pheromones a settled cat rubs around its home. Your pet picks up the signal and the environment simply feels more reassuring.
Because it’s scent-based and species-specific, it’s an easy option for pets who won’t take a chew or wear a vest, and there’s nothing for them to ingest.
Plug a diffuser into the room where your pet spends most of its time — for a stressed cat, that’s often near the bed, litter tray or a favourite windowsill; for multi-pet tension, cover the shared spaces. Use sprays on bedding, in the carrier or in the car ahead of travel (let it air for a few minutes first, never spray directly onto your pet).
These work gradually. Sprays help within minutes for a quick situation like a car trip, while diffusers build up over a few days to a couple of weeks, so set them going well before fireworks season, a house move or a new arrival. They support a calmer home but don’t address the underlying cause — for ongoing or severe stress, speak to your vet.
Everything here is chosen to be genuinely useful in everyday life with your pet — quality-checked, fairly priced and shipped tracked across the UK. For any health concern, your vet is always the best first port of call.
Yes — pheromone diffusers are odourless to people and species-specific, so a cat diffuser won’t affect a dog and vice versa. Use the right one for each species and follow the plug-in instructions.
Allow several days to a couple of weeks for the effect to build, so plug it in ahead of a known trigger. A spray acts faster for short, one-off situations like a car journey or vet visit.
Yes, and many owners do — a diffuser keeps the home environment calm while a spray targets the carrier, car or bedding for specific stressful moments. Just match each product to the right species.
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