Comfort Zone Cat Calming Collar Value Pack: 4 30-Day Calming Collars for 120 Days of Calm

Calmed down my cat completely, who now no longer bullies the other cats or attacks us out of frustration. Spends her time eating, sleeping and chilling with the other cats (who she never got along with before)

My adult rescue sometimes go through terrible crying spells starting late in the evening and sometimes last all night. He is aggressive and bullies the smaller and younger cat until the younger cat cries in pain. Younger cat who is not a rescue became anxious throughout home except for a couple of safe spots whenever adult rescues goes into his negative cycles. Otherwise they play zoomies together and sleep together. Adult rescue is ok when my house has all of the Therapet diffusers plugged in. However when the weather warms up windows and doors need to be opened to allow cool air in, an alternative method to help cat was needed. The cat collar began to work the first day rescue cat wore it. No crying, less anxious, sleeping soundly, no more aggressive behaviours towards 2nd cat and alert in a positive curiosity towards the birds outside again. Rescue cat is calm yet remained to his schedule of cuddling and hanging out in his favourite cat bed. Rescue cat is a good cat until the negative spells come around. 2nd cat is no longer anxiously looking for the unexpected attacks anymore, zooming around house with happiness by itself and playing with cat toys by itself. Second cat did not need a collar. Cats never had litter box issues and are joy to own.

Funciona mesmo. Super indico. Tenho um gatinho mais nervosinho e a coleira deixa ele mais tranquilo e auxilia na convivência com meus outros gatos

These collars are terrible and dangerous!! It nearly killed my cat as it didn't snap free! It got caught between his jaws and he struggled so badly that the corners if his jaws started to bleed.

I tried this as a last resort vs actual anti anxiety meds. I do not like the idea of collars on cats. But it worked almost instantly. I’m somewhat still in disbelief. It’s only been day 4. But I feel like I have no choice but to credit this collar for calming my kitty. He wears it without fuss. He’s more affectionate. Less anxious. Has his the box on every pee thus far. Has even cozied up to the contractor we had in our home. I don’t love the clasp but ironically I don’t really even need to clip in place as it stays on with it barely attached. So I am more confident he won’t hang himself. In 4 days, it only came off once. It’s non intrusive to him. It doesn’t “feel” like anything. Like it’s not sticky or powdery. It’s just rubbery. I literally had tried hard treats, tube treats, plug ins, massage, different food, different cat litter, added cat boxes, relocated cat boxes. It’s been a year of attempts. And in less than a week, on a product I never thought I’d use, I found my answer. I feel like a paid spokesperson but for the love, I wish I’d tried this first. I could tell as soon as I put it on him it was going to work. But I waited as long as I could to share this victory. 4 days. Believe me, if it doesn’t work at day 10, I’ll be back to let y’all know. If you dread a collar, like I did, for real, what do you have to lose if nothing else works. I’ll explain the photos. I had no pix of him in the collar. I went outside, saw him sleeping. He woke up when he heard the door close. So I grabbed a couple shots. He popped his head up. Big yawn. And laid back down. For reference. I’m in Florida. He can go in/out but only out in my screened in lanai/pool deck. It’s the true outdoor cats that come to the screened area that gets him worked up. He longs to go truly outside. I know this is a book but it saved my sanity. And his.

My kitty wore this collar with 2-3 finger spacing. I had it a little loose as I didn’t want her fur to get squashed however after a month of wear, one day I took it off and found fur around her neck to be patchy. It’s not just divided fur but patches of fur gone. It can’t be friction as I had the collar loosely fitted. My only guess is that she was allergic to it. Use with caution!