Cat Stress and Anxiety

Stress & Anxiety

Help your cat feel calm and secure

Cats can be sensitive creatures—loud noises, vet visits, new environments, or even changes in routine can trigger anxiety. Our stress and anxiety range is designed to help your cat stay calm, relaxed, and comfortable, no matter what life throws at them.

Signs of stress in cats

Common signs include hiding, overgrooming, changes in appetite, aggression, or toileting outside the litter tray. Some cats become clingy, while others withdraw. If your cat's behaviour changes suddenly, stress may be the cause.

What's in the range

We offer a variety of calming solutions including pheromone diffusers, anxiety chews, liquid supplements, sprays, and calming collars. These are designed to ease tension naturally and can be used daily or just during stressful situations like travel or thunderstorms.

Everyday support and short-term help

Some products work best with ongoing use, while others are ideal for one-off events like vet visits or moving house. There are options for cats of all ages, and many are easy to mix with food or apply to bedding—no force or tablets required.

Vet-approved, gentle options

All calming products in our range are formulated specifically for cats and designed to be gentle on their system. They offer a safe way to manage anxiety without sedation or harsh ingredients, so your cat stays calm while still being themselves.

Frequently asked questions

What causes anxiety in cats?

Common triggers include loud noises, unfamiliar visitors, changes in routine, travel, or other animals in the home.

Do calming products really work?

Yes. Many cats respond well to pheromones or natural calming ingredients when used consistently and correctly.

Are calming chews safe for daily use?

Most are safe for daily use, but always check the label and dosage guidelines.

What if calming products don't help?

If your cat's anxiety persists or worsens, consult your vet for further guidance or behavioural support.

Can I use more than one calming product at a time?

Some products can be used together, like a diffuser and a chew, but check with your vet first to avoid overlap.