Pet Remedy: Spray and Diffuser Review + Giveaway
There is confession that needs to be made – we have a problem cat. Our boy Murfee is a handful and a half – for more than one reason.
We adopted Murfee at 9 weeks old from the local Humane Society. We originally adopted him because the other cat in our house was rough playing with us and we read that getting them a buddy can break this behavior. From the moment we brought Murfee home he has been the opposite of a sleeper – he is awake 20+ hours a day!
We have given this thought and consideration, and we think it is a simple reason – he does not want to miss any excitement in his house. I know this sounds silly, but 4+ years later we still are left with more questions than answers.
This leaves many hours, while his sister Maggee sleeps, we look for answers. There is one ruling criteria for products we use – no medicines or doctor prescribed remedies. Since we have heard positive things about diffusers I was eager to try Pet Remedy’s Diffuser and Spray.
The products featured in this post were provided to me free of charge courtesy of Pet Remedy. This post may have affiliate links but this in no way will influence the review to follow and all opinions are my own.
I received a Pet Remedy – Plug In Diffuser and Calming Spray to try to calm my boys wild ways.
The first thing that we tried was the Plug In Diffuser, which we placed in the vicinity of where Murfee tends to spend the majority of his days. We plugged it in and hoped that the combination of Valerian, Vetivert, Sweet Basil and Sage would be effective. Sadly there was little difference with Murfee, but unexpectedly, it made our other cat a sweeter cat.
Since I also received the Calming Spray I decided to spray Murfee’s bed and the drapes near him and eager anticipated calm, it never came. Again, though it made my other cat a love bug, and she was already a lover not a fighter.
Each of these products are made to calm an anxious pet, by using a constant slow release of the essential oils. The blend is very gentle on the metabolism of any mammal or bird. Since this blend is so gentle is can be used on the pets skin, humans skin, directly onto bedding, carpets, couches and beyond.
I attribute the fact that there was no result with Murfee as he is the most difficult cat I have ever encountered. When his furry sister is sleeping he is awake watching and keeping vigil, making sure there are no changes in his world.
I was surprised that my already sweet cat, Maggee became even sweeter. I am sure that the Pet Remedy was the reason as there has been no other change in her life or our home.
I like the fact that this is just herbs and natural ingredients, knowing that makes it easier to use in addition to having the added benefit of safe for your pets. Cats are not the only ones who can use this as dogs, small animals and large animals can also benefit from this calming formula.
If you have a pet that needs calming, I would recommend giving Pet Remedy a try – Maggee loved it!
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