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Beaphar RabbitComfort Calming Diffuser Refill 48ml

The Beaphar RabbitComfort Calming Diffuser Refill 48ml is a 30-day refill for the RabbitComfort diffuser, releasing a rabbit appeasing pheromone to help rabbits feel safe.

Key Features

  • Rabbit appeasing pheromone
  • Helps reduce anxiety, aggression and hiding
  • Up to 30 days per refill
  • For the Beaphar RabbitComfort diffuser (sold separately)

When To Use

  • Moving house, new companions, vet visits, loud noises and holidays.

Good To Know

  • Works best alongside a calm routine and positive training.
  • For sudden or ongoing behaviour changes, speak to your vet first to rule out pain or illness.

Beaphar rabbitcomfort calming diffuser refill - for rabbit - 48ml

Rabbit Pheromone | 30 Days | Reduces Stress | 48ml Refill

AED 85.00

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The Beaphar RabbitComfort Calming Diffuser Refill 48ml is a 30-day refill for the RabbitComfort diffuser, releasing a rabbit appeasing pheromone to help rabbits feel safe.

Key Features

  • Rabbit appeasing pheromone
  • Helps reduce anxiety, aggression and hiding
  • Up to 30 days per refill
  • For the Beaphar RabbitComfort diffuser (sold separately)

When To Use

  • Moving house, new companions, vet visits, loud noises and holidays.

Good To Know

  • Works best alongside a calm routine and positive training.
  • For sudden or ongoing behaviour changes, speak to your vet first to rule out pain or illness.