Beaphar - Herbal Calming Cat Treats - Helps Reduce Stress & Problem Behaviour - Delicious Meaty Treats - Contains the Natural Herb Valerian, Hop Flowers, & Melissa - 35g Resealable Bag

I started using these cat calming pills not too long ago, and I can already see a positive change in my cat’s behaviour. He used to be really anxious, especially with any loud noises or when guests came over, but since starting these, he’s much more relaxed and calm.The best part is that he doesn’t seem groggy or out of it—just a more chilled version of himself, which is exactly what I was hoping for. It’s been a relief to see him feeling more at ease and less stressed. If you’re dealing with an anxious cat, I’d definitely recommend giving these a try!!”I started using these cat calming pills not too long ago, and I can already see a positive change in my cat’s behaviour. He used to be really anxious, especially with any loud noises or when guests came over, but since starting these, he’s much more relaxed and calm.The best part is that he doesn’t seem groggy or out of it—just a more chilled version of himself, which is exactly what I was hoping for. It’s been a relief to see him feeling more at ease and less stressed. If you’re dealing with an anxious cat, I’d definitely recommend giving these a try!

I bought these as the last couple of years has been stressful for one of my cats around November/December - firework wise. He was hand reared, so a bit nervy around strange noises especially fire works. I made sure to give them at around 4pm so they had time to get into his system before the first loud bangs of the night, and he needed two of the 'treats' ( he is a little on the heavy side!). I found they worked on my cats and they had no trouble eating them - they look like Dreamies so an easy swop, and I just monitored to make sure everyone ate their own. I decided to try them on my toy dog as well as she hates fireworks and gets extremely stressed. They worked for her as well - and both cat and dog were calmer on the firework week. Definitely one to keep in stock, and I am going to try them for the annual vet vaccine trip which the 'nervy' cat finds very stressful.

I think these do work. We give our cat 3 crunched up with wet food and after dinner cat is very sleepy. She has a over grooming habit.They're far too hard to eat dry which is a shame as she spits them out. Please make em softer!

Treats seemed quite hard to chew. When he finally managed it, didn't seem to make much difference. Maybe it's subject to the cat? Not sure but probably won't buy again.

I have two kitties in heat both yowling most of the time. Gave them a treat each they were chilled and asleep in 15 minutes. Will keep these handy over the next few days.... I'll need them

I’ve had my 9 week old Tom kitten the last 3 weeks . He has separation anxiety , wants to nurse , and meows constantly if he cannot see me , and will spray , and scratch. Well I tried these the last two days so far ? And man oh man have these calmed him down and relaxed him .i give him one at night after food and he gets a good old sleep (and so do I) and one in the day when I see him a little too wayward to soothe him. They work very quick on him , within about 30-40mins. Hopefully won’t need these long term , and will give him then on this schedule for another 2 months and assess then and will discuss with his vet next week too. He gobbled it up solo with no problem so I don’t have to coax him to take them. 😇

Total waste of money, and like many other reviews have confirmed, my cat also wouldn't touch them. They have no pleasant scent like dreamies do and anything appealing about them. I tried several times to get my cat to eat them but he totally refused.We purchased in preparation to moving. I have a rescue cat who gets very nervous and hates change. We wanted to purchase to help make him comfortable in his new home. We purchased this as well as a plug in and refill and I can honestly say they were all a total waste of money, and ineffective.Anyone moving home with a pet, the best advice I can give you is to take some time off work and spend quality time with your pet. Get his/her favourite treats and give them plenty. Make sure all of his/her personal items (bed, toys & cat tree etc ) are ready and waiting for them. Do NOT purchase new items (bed/litter tray) immediately as it won't have their scent on it, which will make the adjustment harder.I spent three solid days (not leaving the property at all) with my cat dishing out his favourite treats generously. He was immediately pleased to see his belongings already waiting for him. He spent his whole time settling in by my side. Calming treats and the plug in made no scrap of difference and I wasted nearly £30 purchasing them. Don't make the same mistake I did!

My 4yr old spayed cat gets stressed out over little things and over grooms herself. Causing bald scabby patches. Normally she would end up with steroids for months on end £££ from the vets. I thought this time I would try this before resorting to steroids again as it isnt the best to be constantlyon steroids.After 1 week her fur is already starting to grow back and her obsessive grooming has gone back to a normal amount.She doesn't hesitate to eat the treat which is good as she can be a fussy eater.Fingers crossed it continues to keep working.