One of our 2 cats constantly chases and bites the other. The other cowers all the time. Might this help? They are sisters and were adopted together.
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Nature's Miracle acts like a calming aide , I use it to quiet one of my cats. Give it a try. If they are sisters the one should notdo that. If that does not work you might try some calming gel , give it to the one that is causes the trouble.Nutri-vet Pet Ease Paw gel.
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Questionable, there is a show called "my cat from hell" that might help. My cats didn't like the smell of this and it generally did not make them calm.
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Yes, it could possibly help, if your cats respond the way my cats have. When they get too rambunctious with one another I spray some Nature's Miracle on a cloth (or an old sock) and make sure each of the smells it. Then I lay the cloth in the vicinity they are in. If I keep a cloth (refreshing it with the spray a few times a day) in the general are during the day it helps immensely. But you have to keep it up, or they will go back to their old habits. Don't expect one spray per day to do the trick. It has made my life so much easier, and has calmed my cats down.
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I think it might. I used the difuser that is plugged in and slowly releases the pheromones. When I plugged it in the response was very quick. I used it because I had brought in a new kitty and my other kitties were a bit negative and at times aggressive and this seemed to help the situation quickly. They sort of mellowed out when I turned it on. And the effect was pretty much permanent. My sister has used the collar on just one of her cats who terrorized her other 5 cats and it also worked well. However with him she has to keep replacing the collar 2 or 3 times a year to keep him in check. I hope you find this information helpful. Linda I think it might. I used the difuser that is plugged in and slowly releases the pheromones. When I plugged it in the response was very quick. I used it because I had brought in a new kitty and my other kitties were a bit negative and at times aggressive and this seemed to help the situation quickly. They sort of mellowed out when I turned it on. And the effect was pretty much permanent. My sister has used the collar on just one of her cats who terrorized her other 5 cats and it also worked well. However with him she has to keep replacing the collar 2 or 3 times a year to keep him in check.... » Read More I think it might. I used the difuser that is plugged in and slowly releases the pheromones. When I plugged it in the response was very quick. I used it because I had brought in a new kitty and my other kitties were a bit negative and at times aggressive and this seemed to help the situation quickly. They sort of mellowed out when I turned it on. And the effect was pretty much permanent. My sister has used the collar on just one of her cats who terrorized her other 5 cats and it also worked well. However with him she has to keep replacing the collar 2 or 3 times a year to keep him in check. I hope you find this information helpful. Linda « Show Less
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YOU could certainly give it a try, but it only works for a limited time after you spray it. For more consistent distribution of the fermones to calm them, get Comfort Zone plug in with Feliway, also at Amazon; it disburses the calming chemicals 24/7. There is still no guarantee - I have an older, larger cat that totally intimidated a younger one that I brought into the house, & even though the old one stopped her actions, the younger one still acts as though he is persecuted by her. My vet says sometimes this just never changes, & there is always an alpha . Sorry you're having this problem.
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Depends on the cat. I have one cat who is utterly terrified of the thing, and the other cat loves to stalk it through the house. It might help if you purchase a shark costume.
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Yes it worked with my 2 cats. One cat quickly learned I would come running so she ignored the sound and just sat on it to see how fast I could get there. The other avoided the area like the plague.
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Thanks so much! I have 3 cats, one of which is a classic binge/purge eater so I'm looking for a single solution for all of them. Sounds like this is it! Thank you again!
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It might be a huge help, but the best way to tell is to try it. I found it worked wonders for a very anti-social kitty that had been abused. VERY calming.We'd worked with him for almost a year with little success. We'd done everything to make him feel loved and secure but he was still quite aggressive with my other cats. He wasn't spraying, just being aggressive or hiding. Spraying can be due to so many other factors that its harder to eliminate, but this does have a calming effect on kitty and might make it easier to give him the meds. Is there other animals outside that he can see or smell that are making him anxious and protecting his territory? Its the most common reason for spraying if there is no illness present to cause it. These supplements are a great place to start, but you will need to investigate what is making him insecure so he feels the need to mark territory. Jackson Galaxy has some great cat advice videos on utube, his TV show, "My Cat From Hell" has some good techniques that will help you. Pam Hohnson-Bennett has some great cat advice books that you can find used on Amazon that are game changers. Solving your fur child's problem will require some thought and effort on your part, but every moment you spend will be worth it, repaid in unconditional love for the rest of his life. Please do not give up on your baby and dump him in a shelter, this can be fixed. The love you will get (not to mention good karma:) is more than worth the effort and expense. Much good luck and love, hugs and purrs from the Crazy Catlady!
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3 Kittens and they all like the strings, mostly to swat, a couple of them try to chew on them and have torn a string or two. They also bite the edge of the tube from time to time, something that worried me as it is metal I think but they don't do it often and are usually interrupted by another kitten pouncing on them or running through the tube.
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Since your cats get along, I think one would work fine. In fact it should be quite comical to watch the two of them try to get the treats at the same time! enjoy
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I have 2 cats ... neither of them would touch them. In fact one of them smelled it and ran away.
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As is the case w/ most animals, the key is catching him in the act. In my situation, my dogs would never misbehave when I am around. There's no sense in using the beeper because you want your dog to self-correct. You have to watch and wait. It's best to not let him see you. When he even shows the smallest movement toward either cat, give him a correction. No sound from you. Hopefully, he'll think it came from God. If he doesn't react, increase to the next level and try it again. He will stop, I assure you. It's not necessary to be there every time. If you hear him going after them in the house, then just give him a correction while he's chasing. It will have the same effect. Be sure not to use your voice or the beeper, because he'll quickly figure out that as long as you're not around, it's ok to chase. If you do it w/out a sound, he will make the association between the cats and the shock. I have successfully used this approach on numerous behaviors around the house (chewing on rugs, garbage, harassing older dog, barking, jumping up on the door or people). I sometimes use a verbal correction, but most of the time I let the shock collar do the work. My dogs usually figure it out on their own. Remember that "most" dogs are not stupid, just sly. There is always the exception though, and there most definitely are some that are more stubborn or slower to get the message. Patience and persistence. I wouldn't recommend leaving the cats and dog together when you leave, at least not until you're sure this behavior is completely gone.
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Both of my cats love treats (Temptations) they get a couple every night. I included one in those, but the cat that needs the supplement the most will eat the Temptation treats and leave the L-Lysine treat. The other cat would eat both of the L-Lysine treats. I wish I could get them to eat the treats instead of having to give them the paste but I can see that's not going to happen, so I probably will not be ordering the L-Lysine treats again.
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One of my cats is fat too. She hang out in both boxes. Even though she don't fit. Lol
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Your cat may try to and depending on how firm you have it around them and/or aggressive they are, they may eventually get to it by pushing onto something else but not with their paws. Always good to try as they do prefer this over the cone undoubtedly and you can always return it as amazon has awesome return policy
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Never too big! I hope you've brought home your kitten, and your cat tree, and both are living in harmony. Maybe you have decided to get kitty a brother or sister by now? They are lots more fun in twos (or threes or fours)...........
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Since my kitty has anxiety related issues and not as severe as yours, it would be hard to say. Sounds like you might need some other remedies. For biting, it has always worked for me to put something they should chew on immediately near their mouth and consistently training with a firm No. Good luck!
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That's the same reason I got mine! I stupidly connected the first one in my kitchen, and, wow, my cats bolted out of the room. But it seems to have no effect on them when they are set up outside - of course, it's Texas and I don't open my windows.... and the catstops point away from the house. Actually I only use them long enough to get other cats out of the habit of coming into my yard... then I loan them to friends who also have a cat problem!
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I have 2 cats as well. Each cat has his own bowl and own collar. It helps to put the bowls in separate locations.
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Are you aware of how awfully painful is for cats to be declawed? Besides that if they go outside, they are defendless. It is more humane to trim their nails as needed