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Beaphar CatComfort Calming Spray 60ml

The Beaphar CatComfort Calming Spray 60ml is a pocket-size spray with a synthetic copy of the cat facial pheromone that reassures cats in stressful situations.

Key Features

  • Synthetic cat facial pheromone
  • Helps reduce problem behaviour such as scratching and spraying
  • Each spray works for up to 5 hours
  • Pocket size โ€” ideal for carriers and travel
  • For cats and kittens

How To Use

  • Spray onto bedding, the carrier or problem areas about 15 minutes before your cat goes near them.
  • Never spray directly on your cat.

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 catcomfort calming spray - for cat - 60ml

Feline Pheromone | Travel & Vet Visits | Up to 5 Hours | 60ml

AED 104.50

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The Beaphar CatComfort Calming Spray 60ml is a pocket-size spray with a synthetic copy of the cat facial pheromone that reassures cats in stressful situations.

Key Features

  • Synthetic cat facial pheromone
  • Helps reduce problem behaviour such as scratching and spraying
  • Each spray works for up to 5 hours
  • Pocket size โ€” ideal for carriers and travel
  • For cats and kittens

How To Use

  • Spray onto bedding, the carrier or problem areas about 15 minutes before your cat goes near them.
  • Never spray directly on your cat.

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.