Comfort Zone Cat Calming Collar Savings Pack: 2 30-Day Calming Collars for 60 Days of Calm; Cat Pheromones Help Anxiety, Reduce Stress, Urine Marking, Scratching; Indoor or Outdoor Cats; Long-Lasting

This is working for my over grooming, obsessive cat just add optimum plug-in
This works. But yes, big problem. They fall off, so I took some white medical paper, tape and sealed it around the end tip that’s pushed in the collar to keep it on. Now, perfect I do find it’s easier to pre-shape the collar and tape before putting it on your cat’s neck just slip it on over their head. It’s comfy, not really any smell to. It has a calming effect and it seems to be helping along with my using the plug-ins optimum only.

Appears to take the edge off of skittish cat for 9-10 days max
I’m beginning to wonder if there is an expiration date for these collars that I am missing (or maybe prolonged heat in a stored warehouse reduces effectiveness) because the efficacy of this collar did not last anywhere near a month for my cat. I remember reading another reviewer mentioning 2 weeks, but I observed 9-10 days only. I made sure to have the collar inside her usual collar so that is was closer to her skin as instructed. I received the product on 7/19 and by 7/27 noticed my cat being alarmed once again by random little noises in the house, so put on a new collar on 7/28, which immediately and noticeably caused her to ignore sounds from the kitchen, etc. and return to a more normal, calm (not drowsy) state of behavior.So, what I love about this collar is that it DID take the edge off for my cat who has become much more aware and alarmed by common household noise. She has been recently diagnosed with FLUTD/ FIC, which is why I’m seeking a long term solution to help lower her stress.What I noticed that it did NOT do is last for more than 9-10 days, and also it did NOT help my cat during a thunderstorm. She quickly ran crying back to her spot in the corner of my closet. I have tried giving her the Pet Honesty calm treat, and yes just one treat pellet helps noticeably. I was hoping to use the collar as a replacement for the treats because you have to stay on top of anticipated noise and give the treat ahead of time. I did try the Bach’s Rescue Remedy, I had purchased as another possibility. When I first noticed that the collar wasn’t going to cut it during a thunderstorm, I rubbed 1-2 drops inside her ear flap making sure the liquid did not run down into her inner ear. That worked for the duration of the storm and quickly. Whew! I don’t know how well the collar might work for a vet visit. It might do fine for the car ride there, but once arriving to the vet that has barking dogs, since it didn’t work for the thunder, I don’t have a lot of hope that it will be enough for that situation.So, I like this collar for daily help especially for a cat diagnosed with a stressed induced urinary health issue (FIC). I just wish it lasted for the full month because I’m not sure the price is as great as it first appears when you have to switch out a new collar every 9-10 days.I might try buying this in a local pet store to see if I get better results, going back to the expiration/storage issue being sent from a warehouse that I mentioned earlier.

Keeps my cat from peeing outside of his litter box
We were cat-sitting a kitten for a few months. After the first couple of weeks, our cat started peeing on the floor by my side of the bed. And this was not an ordinary amount of pee, it was a large amount, as though he had been holding it in. The first few times, I thought he was just being ornery, since he has peed outside of his litter box in the past. Usually, our roommate takes the blame, saying that he needed to clean out his litter box. However, since the kitten had started using our cat’s litter box despite having his own, our roommate has been cleaning the litter box daily. I also noticed that the kitten would try to mess with our cat while he was using the litter box. Eventually, we put 2 and 2 together and figured it was due to the kitten that he kept peeing on the floor instead of in his litter box. I tried finding something that would help the situation and came across this collar. While he had the collar on, there would be no accidents. I noticed that, sometimes, it would somehow loosen around his neck, so I would retighten it as needed. At one point, however, he managed to get it off and hide it somewhere we couldn’t find it. During this time of having no collar, he peed outside of his litter box again. We bought replacement collars and the only time he had an accident was when we needed to buy more litter. The kitten is gone now, but I will be continuing to use the collar on our cat to hopefully prevent future mishaps.

I bought these after moving my cat from the desert of California to England and suddenly having a dog as a roommate. My cat was having trouble adjusting and had begun scent marking. I bought these and have seen a world of difference! In only 2 weeks of wear he has stopped marking and is way more confident exploring the new house and walking into rooms even with the dog present. They are made to break easily so as to not choke cats but I haven’t had any trouble with that. It may be that I have a less active cat (although young, he is more of a hunter/stalker than the run around/zoomies type) so it has not come off yet. It has come loose once or twice but not enough for it to slip over his head and get lost before I can readjust it.

Beware!! Causes bald spots in the neck!!!Just a few times wearing it and caused a huge bald spot under the neck… Probably the chemicals the put on the collar… Avoid… Would like to contact with the brand so they can advice how to proceed.. Dunno if the baldness is reversible