"I am a veterinarian and I have been using this product for a year with my three cats. I highly recommend it to my patients, as the cats become visibly calmer and happier."

Dr. Elise Dupont

My fiancé and I recently moved in together, which involved introducing my cats (a 5-year-old male and a 9-year-old female) and his cat (a 1-year-old male). Initially, after a few days, they all seemed to get along. Our two males have very similar personalities, are playful, and became best friends. My female has always been more reserved; she gets along well with other animals but really likes her space. We went away for a week, and I left my female at the veterinary clinic where I work because she has a heart condition requiring medication, and I trust my colleagues since we're an emergency hospital. After we returned, everything seemed to be back to normal. I started noticing that my fiancé's cat was aggressively chasing my female and never leaving her alone. She began hiding excessively and refused to be in the same room with him, even to eat. She was terrified. Obviously, working in the veterinary field, I'd heard of PetWellness (which we also use at the hospital). I didn't expect it to work so quickly. It's been three days and they're all sleeping with us again. My female cat occasionally scolds the others, but honestly, she's just a bit capricious sometimes, so I'm not worried. I highly recommend trying it to help reduce any unwanted tension at home.

Sophie M.

I have a cat I adopted during a very difficult time in my life. He's practically become my therapy cat. Recently, he started urinating outside his litter box for no apparent reason. We took him to the vet twice, thinking it might be a urinary tract infection or diabetes. But each time, the results came back clear. We tried everything: consulting a vet, changing the litter, modifying his diet, creating a separate space from the dogs (even though he adores dogs and cuddles with them). I felt very discouraged. The last thing I wanted was to give up my beloved cat, but I couldn't let him mark everywhere. The vet recommended this pheromone diffuser, and honestly, I thought it was a scam, but I was desperate and willing to try anything. I was able to get it the same day. I plugged it in, and the urination stopped. I literally cried because I was desperate, and it allowed my cat to stay in our home. I was also worried that my house would smell like some strange animal scent, but it's completely odorless.