Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Supplements Calming Care Cat Supplements - 30 ct. Box

This stuff works but you have to be patient!!! The box states it takes 6 weeks to see results. I saw great improvement in my cat’s anxiety after about 4 weeks & even more by 6 weeks. He isn’t having accidents outside the litter box anymore & he doesn’t jump at every noise. His separation anxiety from me seems to have gotten better as well! My cats LOVE the taste and get excited when they smell it.Side note: This calming probiotic pairs well with Purina’s FortiFlora probiotic. My cat is on antibiotics right now, so he takes one in the morning & one at night. We haven’t had any issues.

This is an excellent product that really helped my cat. my cat would hide under the sofa during mealtimes and he was scared of everything. But 10 days of taking this, he is no longer startled easily, does not hide during meal times and eats without fuss. He is more confident and has started exploring the house. He is a rescue. He seems more at ease and more loving.

I live in the country and have collected 6 felines via the cat distribution network. If you know you know. Anyway, my two youngest, an orange boy and a Maine coon male, which are also half brothers, somehow…are prone to rougher play and sometimes stalking leading to fights with the other cats. This has been a big issue for about a year and I’ve tried a ton of things to keep the peace.2 weeks into using this in all 6 of my cats wet food?Peace has been achieved, it’s really amazing that what is essentially a probiotic for feline gut health can produce 6 totally happy and chill cats. I haven’t registered a single confrontation since using it. Also, whatever else is in it must taste pretty damn good because they all gobble it up.It’s worth a shoot and if you are having to play peacemaker, I hope you do and it works for your little friends.

It helped calm down my female cat that is constantly harrased by a male kitten. And she loved the taste.Only little setback is, it gives their stool these white specs that make you think they have parasites, but it's just part of the probiotic I think.It would be good if the manufacturer could put a warning to that on the box, as I had to spend $95 at the vet to get a parasite test done only to find out it was this powder.

We have a diluted orange boy and a tuxedo girl who have their *quirks*. Orange boy is a certified sour patch kid but worse. He’s the ex that will run you over with their car and have the audacity to offset the felony by driving you to the hospital. For some reason he is just a bully so we tried some more enrichment of letting him experience the backyard under supervision, i.e a leash (they are all indoor cats). Didn’t work but what did start is him screaming at 3-5am to go outside. Specifically coming to my side of the bed to scream at me, not my wife. His meow sounds like a women screaming bloody murder though so this rattling us out of bed every single morning was less than ideal. Nothing quite like your fight or flight response getting triggered before the day even started.Tuxedo girl was a street rescue, we believe someone abandoned her in the parking lot we found her in, for days she never left the area not even for food. She was still very young around 6-7 months at that time. It took us multiple nights to build the trust to when she came home with us but even now, if we are cleaning or moving too much stuff around, she won’t be seen for 3-4 business days strictly cause of that. She is very skittish if we make sudden movements still. Luckily her and the orange boy were around the same age at the time she was rescued so he taught her how to be a cat a bit but she still doesn’t quite grasp playing. We found out the day after we brought her home that she was not spayed and would have trouble making the move to get her spayed due to her being heart worm positive with the potential of complications. So since she has come of age now (were about a 1yr and 4 months) - I’ve never wanted to unhear a sound as much as I do now. I’m not sure how cats view that hollering as a proposition/invitation but Godspeed.—With that background—They’ve been getting this mixed in with their dinners (half wet and dry food plus beef broth/water mixture) for a little over a week and a half. Since then, I have had peace. My girl is seeking out what she calls “play” far more especially with our youngest addition. We are currently going through her first heat with her being on this and the nights into the mornings are surprisingly quiet so far. She actually just sleeps on our schedule finally. My boy hasn’t been playing AS rough (it’s not a miracle powder, he will still commit acts of violence) with his siblings and has actually been taking care of the kitten. And again, peaceful mornings. I didn’t anticipate it working as good or as quickly for what we needed regarding our problematic 4 legged children but here we are. I wouldn’t recommend just throwing it on dry food if that has been a complaint about cats not liking this cause I mean.. would you just raw dog eating some dirt on dehydrated bits? It’s not powdered sugar on a donut. To each their own cause all cats are different, don’t expect miracles but hopefully this lovely essay gives some perspective at least.

My extremely skittish cat Rizz is now so relaxed. He used to hide often and be scared of every sound. Especially kids or new people. He was found alone as a feral kitten so he was naturally afraid of most things. I just mix it in with his food and he loves it. He has become so much more affectionate and confident after a just a couple of weeks of this supplement! Highly recommend.

I dont know if it actually works. I gave this to my cat when he was under a lot of stress from moving. He liked the smell of it. He would eat it everyday. I dont know if it calmed him or not. I want to believe it helped a little but in the end I had to go to the vet and get better drugs. I still gave him this and used plugins, plus the meds the vet gave me until we were able to let him outside again. He would sleep during the day but would cry all night to go out. Maybe we just didnt give it a chance. He was on it for 2 months. He is a large cat. He is 17 lbs and healthy. Maybe I needed to double up?

So far so good. My extremely aggressive cat attacked me about 6 weeks ago and is on medication now plus the Purina Pro Plan. This behavior came out of the blue as I had adopted him and his foster mate 5 years ago. I got torn up pretty badly and my other cat came to my rescue and pulled him off me. Anyway we started the fluoxetine because he’s always had bad anxiety but never violent. I can also tell a difference with the Purina Pro Plan, luckily he likes it. It does take some time to work though so if you can get your cat to eat it keep it ,it will help. Hopefully your situations are as dangerous as mine was, an angry aggressive cat is no joke, but he’s my baby and I’ll try any and everything to help him and he seems calmer with this. Best of luck to everyone.