How Do Cats Communicate With Each Other?
Can you tell the difference between cats playing and fighting?
The dynamics of a multi-cat household can be complicated, cats have their own way of expressing their feelings.
FELIWAY Friends range
The Pheromone Solution for Multi-Cat Homes
FELIWAY Friends replicates the natural cat appeasing pheromone released by mother cats, sending a powerful ‘harmony message’ that helps cats living together feel safe and accepting of each other. Specifically designed for households with 2 or more cats.
Scientifically proven
60%
Conflict
reduction in conflict signs*
84%
Living Together
caregivers report their cats get along better*
60%
Conflict
reduction in conflict signs*
84%
Living Together
caregivers report their cats get along better*
How will FELIWAY Friends help my cat?
Our cats like to live in a calm & consistent environment. However, our modern lifestyle sometimes conflicts with this need - our cats are not always fans of our hectic, busy, social and changing lifestyles!
Good to know
Cats can show obvious signs of tension and
conflict such as
- Physical fighting
- Chasing
However, there can also be more subtle signs that your cats are not getting on that are easily missed, such as
- Staring at each other
- Blocking access to resources
When to use it
FELIWAY Friends can help your cats get on better whether they have only recently met or have not been friendly for a long period of time.
Use FELIWAY Friends constantly to maintain the harmony in your home.
How to use FELIWAY Friends?
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* DePorter et al (2019) JFMS 21(4):293-305doi: 10.1177/1098612X18774437