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November 22, 2016 in Cat Wellness & Health and Breakaway Collars

SENTRY Calming Collar CAT Good Behavior Pheromone 3 Pack

This collar 3-pack from trusted brand Sentry can be used to help calm kitties during stressful situations or as a behavioral aid.

This calming cat collar releases pheromones proven to reduce stress and fear reactions in cats. The scent mimics that produced by mother cats to reassure her kittens. The pheromones are slowly released from this collar, which has a safe breakaway buckle.

The collar releases the pheromones for up to 30 days and can be used in situations like moving house, vet visits, introduction of new pets or family members, loud storms, and fireworks. Get this calming collar 3-pack and be ready for any stress event.

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