How is this different from Feliway? Is one better than the other?
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This one smells really nasty, like old, dirty dishwater. It also sprayed quite wet. I threw it away and went back to Felinway.
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The various Feliway sprays use "a synthetic copy of the feline facial pheromone, used by cats to mark their territory as safe and secure". This Nature's Miracle spray claims to have "soothing scents" - so it's an herbal thing instead. Basically, they are different formulas. Your cat is the only one that can tell you if it works or not!
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I haven't used Natures Miracle, but the Feliway I used was a plug-in difuser rather than a spray although they do have a spray as well. I would think that they both have similar ingredients
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I don't know because I never used Feliway, but I didn't see any difference in my cat using the Nature's Miracle... A waste of money if you ask me.
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I got both when I got it because I wanted to see the difference. I think Feliway works better for calming, in a carrier, at the vet. But I think Nature's Miracle cost less, so I use it on furniture/rugs when I've brought in new animals to stop or prevent marking or scratching. Because 1 of my cats is a huge bully, literally & personality-wise, I always have a plug-in with Feliway going to try to reduce her intimidation tactics.
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I have not found any of the cheaper calming products very effective. My niece is a vet and she says Feliway is the only one that works as you expect.
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The red bottle is definitely better and worth the cost; I have used both and now loyal to the red. But buy at Amazon.com, at the big name pet stores it is as much as $40 for the big huge bottle. It removes the pheromones total reducing the cats tendency to do it in the same spot. It is also just overall better at completely getting rid of cat urine smell and stain. It works on even more surprising stains. FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS!! DO NOT USE ANY OTHER CLEANER BEFORE OR AFTER. Good Luck!!
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Try contacting Feliway with that question. Their website is feliway.comhere's their contact pagehttp://www.feliway.com/us/Contact-Us
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We prefer the feliway. The comfort has a smell that I don't care for. It stinks up the room.
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I think the difference is one is the plug in and the other is the insert with the liquid. But I got the "Comfort Zone with Feliway." That package came with the plug in diffuser and one insert. Then you have to order additional inserts separately, but re-use the diffuser.
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I know that one is superior to the other but to be honest, I can't recall which one it is....especially since labels have been redesigned over the years. In any case, Nutrical is such a great product that it doesn't matter which one you use...they both work well to restore vitality to a fading puppy or an aging dog. I hope this helps!
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I was told by a Ceva rep that they are the same. Feliway was most marketed at vet clinics Comfort Zone was geared toward retail. May or may not be the case.
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Debbie - I did purchase Feliway for the purpose of trying to calm my two feral cats that are in the process of being domesticated so that we could visit the vet. Not easy. The drive was about 30 minutes. The vet was familiar with Feliway and thought it fine for us to use. I did, however, follow a friend's advice and asked the vet for a tranquilizer that I can put into her food for the next visit. She gave me some but we've not used them yet. How do you intend to keep during the drive? In a carrier? Sorry I could not really comment on the Feliway but let me know how the trip worked out. Good luck! Moe Headington (moeteam@comcast.net) Debbie - I did purchase Feliway for the purpose of trying to calm my two feral cats that are in the process of being domesticated so that we could visit the vet. Not easy. The drive was about 30 minutes. The vet was familiar with Feliway and thought it fine for us to use. I did, however, follow a friend's advice and asked the vet for a tranquilizer that I can put into her food for the next visit. She gave me some but we've not used them yet. How do you intend to keep during the drive? In a carrier? Sorry I could not really comment on the Feliway but let me know how the trip worked out. Good... » Read More Debbie - I did purchase Feliway for the purpose of trying to calm my two feral cats that are in the process of being domesticated so that we could visit the vet. Not easy. The drive was about 30 minutes. The vet was familiar with Feliway and thought it fine for us to use. I did, however, follow a friend's advice and asked the vet for a tranquilizer that I can put into her food for the next visit. She gave me some but we've not used them yet. How do you intend to keep during the drive? In a carrier? Sorry I could not really comment on the Feliway but let me know how the trip worked out. Good luck! Moe Headington (moeteam@comcast.net) « Show Less
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Comfort Zone is another brand. "With Feliway" not sure what that means. Ask in the pet store.
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I really want to know which one to buy, also. I have two 80 lb. Golden Retrievers (and a psycho cat that shows up occasionally LOL). Does anyone have advice on the differences between the two models, and/or which is better? I have an average sized house; 3 bedrooms & 2 baths. All rooms, except the kitchen and baths, are carpeted. And of course, I have the two large (and always shedding) Goldens!
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I have used Feliway primarily to keep our cats calm while we were in the process of moving from one house to another. We placed it in a small bathroom where their litter box was located. It did the trick in keeping them calm. We also used it some after we moved into a home with much more open room space. I think it lasted longer in the smaller space (maybe 3 weeks continuously plugged in),but I did not really keep tabs on it since it serve our need in the move. Now we only use it occasionally when we may be gone for a weekend and someone other than us feeds them. It may have to do with ventilation and location of where you have it plugged in. I have used Feliway primarily to keep our cats calm while we were in the process of moving from one house to another. We placed it in a small bathroom where their litter box was located. It did the trick in keeping them calm. We also used it some after we moved into a home with much more open room space. I think it lasted longer in the smaller space (maybe 3 weeks continuously plugged in),but I did not really keep tabs on it since it serve our need in the move. Now we only use it occasionally when we may be gone for a weekend and someone other than us feeds them. It may have to do with... » Read More I have used Feliway primarily to keep our cats calm while we were in the process of moving from one house to another. We placed it in a small bathroom where their litter box was located. It did the trick in keeping them calm. We also used it some after we moved into a home with much more open room space. I think it lasted longer in the smaller space (maybe 3 weeks continuously plugged in),but I did not really keep tabs on it since it serve our need in the move. Now we only use it occasionally when we may be gone for a weekend and someone other than us feeds them. It may have to do with ventilation and location of where you have it plugged in. « Show Less
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I tried the NutriVet refill once on Feliway's head diffuser, I thought I could save on buying a complete set. Size wise it fits, but it turned out that NutriVet refill was depleted pretty fast, about in 4 days! I assume that the Feliway's diffuser has a higher temperature because the viscosity of liquids between Feliway and NutriVet is different.
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Cindy I used the Feliway brand spray along with a Feliway plug-in atomizer in each room of my house... I have a large 2-story house! It was definitely worth it because the cat fights, spraying, etc. did stop!! the Feliway seemed to relax my cats. Now when I take any of my cats to the vet. I spray some of the Feliway aerosol inside the carrier to help them to relax during the trip! Some vets have the plug-ins in the room where they examine cats! It worked for me... good luck!
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Hi There,No difference at all. Feliway and Comfort Zone are the same company. Get whatever is the best bargain and you will be fine. :D
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I personally like this much better than fels Napthpa. I think it cleans better.
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Edit:I was mistaken. The manufacturer's website indicates 10% contents:http://www.petcomfortzone.com/cats/products/sprayThe 2% number is for the plug-in diffuser version of this product:Comfort Zone with Feliway for Cats Diffuser and Single RefillSorry for the confusion.P.S. Ironically, when I reordered Feliway spray a few days ago, the seller accidentally shipped me a plug-in diffuser instead. The packagings for these products are very similar!
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I have used Feliway primarily to keep our cats calm while we were in the process of moving from one house to another. We placed it in a small bathroom where their litter box was located. It did the trick in keeping them calm. We also used it some after we moved into a home with much more open room space. I think it lasted longer in the smaller space (maybe 3 weeks continuously plugged in),but I did not really keep tabs on it since it serve our need in the move. Now we only use it occasionally when we may be gone for a weekend and someone other than us feeds them. It may have to do with ventilation and location of where you have it plugged in.