FELIWAY Optimum uses an enhanced pheromone complex compared to the original version. This advanced formula is designed to help cats with a wider range of stressful situations, such as moving, new pets, or changes at home. While both products aim to support a calm environment, FELIWAY Optimum may offer more comprehensive support for cats showing signs of stress. Remember, every cat is unique, and responses can vary. If you have concerns about your cat's behavior, it's always a good idea to consult with your veterinarian for guidance.

FELIWAY Optimum is designed to help cats feel more comfortable in their environment. It works by releasing a synthetic pheromone that mimics natural calming signals, which can help reduce signs of stress like scratching, hiding, or urine marking. Many cat owners use it during changes at home, travel, or when introducing new pets. While it can be a helpful tool for promoting calmness, individual results may vary based on your cat's personality and situation.

• Avoid placing the diffuser behind furniture or curtains, as this can block the airflow and reduce effectiveness.
• Don’t plug it near open windows or vents, since the pheromones may disperse outside instead of staying in the room.
• Keep it away from air conditioners and fans, which can also affect how the pheromones spread.

For best results, plug the diffuser into an open area where your cat spends the most time. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions for safe use.

Each FELIWAY Optimum refill typically lasts up to 30 days when used continuously. It's designed for use in a standard room size, so larger spaces may require more than one diffuser for full coverage. To maintain effectiveness, replace the refill every month and check the diffuser regularly for proper function. If you notice changes in your cat’s behavior, consider consulting your veterinarian for additional support.

FELIWAY Optimum is formulated specifically for cats and is generally safe to use in homes with other pets, such as dogs or small animals. The pheromone is species-specific, so it won’t affect non-feline pets. However, always monitor all pets when introducing new products into your home and follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for safe usage. If you have concerns about interactions with other animals, your veterinarian can provide personalized advice.