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Beaphar Catcomfort Calming Pheromone Spray for Cats and Kittens, 30 ml, is a soothing spray for your cat.
Spray CatComfort on your cat or kitten’s bed or in its carrier. Thiscalming sprayhelps prevent inappropriate behaviors such as scratching, excessive meowing, and signs of anxiety and stress often associated with a change in environment.
This spray can be used in specific areas of your home, such as places your cat likes to go, its bed, the sofa, the bed, or furniture. It reduces destructive behaviors and soothes your pet, helpingit feel safe inits environment again. Convenient and easy to use,Beaphar CatComfort Calming Pheromone Spray works for 5 hours. A 30-ml bottle provides 214 sprays. Nine sprays are recommended per application.
Beaphar CatComfort Calming Spray stands out for its main ingredient: a synthetic feline facial pheromone (F3). This pheromone replicates the substance naturally produced by cats to mark their territory as safe and reassuring. The spray’s effectiveness stems from its ability to replicate these soothing signals, thereby helping to reduce stress and anxiety in cats. This product is formulated without toxic substances, ensuring safe use for both animals and humans, while also being environmentally friendly.
Although Beaphar’s CatComfort spray is designed to be non-toxic, certain precautions should be followed when using it. Avoid spraying directly onto the animal and do not allow the cat to lick the treated areas immediately after application. The product should be stored in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight, and always kept out of the reach of children.
The CatComfort calming spray offers several benefits, including its ability to significantly reduce stress and anxiety in cats, its ease of use, and its environmental safety. However, it is important to note that effects may vary from cat to cat and that regular application is necessary to maintain its effectiveness. This product is not recommended as a standalone solution for severe behavioral disorders in cats.
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Test the product on a small area first to minimize the risk of staining. Do not apply the product directly to the animal or inside the carrier while the cat is inside. Spray inside the carrier 15 minutes before departure. Apply to the litter box or the cat flap to encourage their use. Spray along the edges of windows to reassure your cat if there are neighboring animals or animals outside. Apply to furniture to protect it from scratching and urine marking. Do not spray on the cat tree, as this may interfere with its use. This product is not habit-forming and does not make the cat drowsy.
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What are the side effects and contraindications?
For external use only. Read the instructions before use. Follow the directions for use. Do not spray directly on the cat. Store in a clean, dry place away from heat, light, and moisture. Always keep out of reach of children.
Beaphar Catcomfort Calming Pheromone Spray for Cats and Kittens is formulated with: Feline Facial Pheromone F3 Analogs 10%, Isopropanol q.s.p. 30 ml.
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Beaphar Catcomfort Calming Pheromone Spray for Cats and Kittens comes in a 30-ml spray bottle.
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