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 Happy Cats with turbo scratcher refills November 26, 2008
Smercat
I am very pleased with the turbo scratcher refill packages and so is my furry family. I could not find them in Walmart and was nervous I was not going to find their favorite scratching device. A quick google search led me directly to you. A big thank you and MEOW.
a solution November 25, 2008
Paula Gilliam (Charlotte, NC)
Finally, something that works! My neutered male cat started spraying after developing an eye infection that I was treating. However, after the eye problem cleared up, the spraying continued. I was at the end of my rope and considering giving him away to a couple who said they would take him but as an outside only cat. I replaced an antique hutch, got new carpeting, and tried everything to get rid of the smell and stop his bad habits. After researching on the internet, I stumbled across the feliway diffusers. He now has had only a few reocurrances (once when the bottle was empty) and as a welcome side efeect has also become more friendly. I would highly recommend this product and am so glad that I found it!
Feliway November 22, 2008
Casey (Newport Beach, CA)
This is an incredible product for cat owners; keeps cats from spraying, scratching due to the fact that it keeps them calm and secure. Both of my cats are playful and rambunkscious but no longer destructive nor do they feel threated, thus not territorial. I would highly recommend this product
worked for my stressed cat November 12, 2008
Linda D. Terrell (Dunedin, FL USA)
Feliway has worked wonders on this stressed bedroom kitty. He was losing weight and licking his belly bare. I installed a feliway diffuser and within a week he was his old self and still is. He's a 14 year old rescue cat and I don't know all the background that may have led to this, so Feliway is on the menu for some time to come.The 6 pack refills are a budget saver.
Feliway cats are happy cats November 2, 2008
Barbara A. Heron (Toronto)
I've used the Feliway diffuser for a couple of years now for my highstrung indoor cat. She tends to start over-licking and hyper-kicking particular spots on her coat until they bleed. The vet approach is a cortizone injection. But there are only so many of those that a cat can have without developing diabetes. In the longrun, it's better to 'calm' her with the Feliway product which keeps her happy and playful - and without skin irritations. Buying the refills online makes it possible to keep a supply on hand at an affordable price. If you have a stressed out cat or a cat with problem behaviour, it's worthwhile giving this a try.
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