Product Description: Comfort Zone relieves stress in cats and dogs by simulating naturally occurring pheromones that calm and reassure them in stressful situations. D.A.P. (Dog Appeasing Pheromone) mimics a natural reassuring pheromone produced by female dogs when nursing. Reduces or completely stops stress-related behavior including: barking, whimpering, chewing, urination, defecation and separation anxiety in dogs. Whereas Feliway mimics a natural comforting facial pheromone produced by cats. Reduces or completely stops stress-related behavior including: urine marking, vertical scratching, loss of appetite and adjusting to a new environment. Does not affect humans or other pets. Plug unit into electric socket. Vial lasts approximately 4 weeks. Covers 500 to 600 square foot.
Customer Reviews
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Rating: - This stuff works!
My puppy was whining and barking whenever I left the house. I bought this stuff and put it by his bed. Within days, he seemed much less anxious. Soon, my neighbors didn't even know I had a dog!
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Rating: - Unbelievable
My dog has major panic attacks whenever there is a thunderstorm, or someone is setting off fireworks close by. I searched on-line and found some info about this product and thought it was worth a shot. ... Read More
Rating: - It really works!
I have used this for years, and have become able to tell, without looking, when the diffuser has run out...
Two of my "boys" don't like each other very much, and they start crabbing at each ... Read More
Rating: - Help- but not a cure!
This product is great for dogs with mild to medium anxiety issues. Dogs with severe seperation anxiety often need behavior modification or sedatives. This product is not a "cure all" or a "miracle," but it ... Read More
Rating: - verdict still out
I read the other reviews of this product which I thought might bring me some relief from my dogs hyperness. I personally think it made my dogs more hyper and not less. I didn't notice any difference with the ... Read More
- This stuff works!
- verdict still out