ÔCalmCalming Diffusion Solution for Cats promotes relaxation and well-being in stressed felines. Its formula based on F3 pheromone analogues helps reduce scratching, urine marking and excessive meowing. Ideal for moving, sharing or transporting, this solution works continuously to soothe your cat over the long term.
ÔCalm Calming Diffusion Solution for Cats helps regulate stress-related behaviors in felines. Repetitive scratching, urine marking and excessive meowing are often signs of environmental anxiety. Thanks to its formula based onF3 facial pheromone analogues, this solution reproduces the natural signals of well-being that cats deposit on their territory. By perceiving these signals, cats regain a sense of security and serenity in their living space.
This soothing solution has no sedative effect. It does not alter the animal's natural behavior, but promotes deep emotional relaxation. The cat remains awake, active and confident, while marking and fear behaviors are reduced. Whether in a noisy environment, when moving house or after the arrival of a new pet, ÔCalm diffuses a reassuring atmosphere.
The diffuser acts continuously to stabilize the cat's mood in stressful everyday situations: transport, absence of the owner, storms or visits to the vet. Each 48 ml bottle covers approximately six weeks of use, offering lasting soothing without daily intervention.
The active ingredient, an analog of the F3 fraction of cat facial pheromones, works within a few hours of diffusion. This natural molecule, renowned for its calming effect, helps reinforce the feline's sense of familiarity and security in its environment.
ÔCalm can also be easily integrated into a cat's routine. Its harmless formula and discreet delivery system create a soothing atmosphere throughout the room, with no unpleasant odors or residues.
ÔCalm is a natural, effective, non-medicated solution for reducing feline anxiety and improving behavioral well-being. It is ideal for all cats subject to occasional or chronic stress, particularly during periods of change or difficult cohabitation.
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Instructions for use
Plug in the diffuser in a quiet room where your cat spends most of its time. Use only the ÔCalm bottle supplied. Leave plugged in continuously for about six weeks to ensure even diffusion. Do not place anything above the unit, and avoid extension cords. Replace the refill when empty.
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Precautions for use
Ingredients
Cat Facial Pheromone F3 Fraction Analogues (3.33%), Excipients (Q.S.P 100%)
Presentation
Available, at the best online price, in diffuser & 48 ml refill kit or 48 ml refill alone, suitable for around six weeks of continuous use.
Veterinarians and behaviorists recommend the use of soothing pheromones to reduce behavioral problems in cats without resorting to drug treatments. ÔCalm uses the science of feline pheromones to create a familiar and reassuring environment. According to customer feedback, a clear improvement in behavior is apparent from the very first days, with a visible reduction in stress and urinary marking. This product is part of a global approach to feline well-being, combining a soothing environment, a stable routine and positive reinforcement.
Can my cat sleep in the same room as the diffuser?
Yes, the diffuser can remain continuously connected, even at night. It presents no danger to cats when used in accordance with instructions.
How long does it take to see the first effects?
The first signs of soothing generally appear within 24 to 48 hours of plugging in the diffuser.
Can I use several diffusers in the same house?
Yes, this is advisable for large spaces or multi-storey homes, to ensure even distribution of the pheromones.
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