(14 pack) Pure Balance Pro+ Veterinarian Formulated Calm Ease for Cats, Chicken Liver Flavor, 30 Servings

I thought it was going to be a powder, but it was crystals (it said crysals!) I like that, and if your careful you can make it last a long while. I have only used it once, but my male cat has a very nervous disposition and needs every calming thing I can get. So I'm very hopeful that it will help him.

My 17 Year Old Tabby Is Nearing The Last Couple Years Of His Life . He Has Started To Roam Around The House & Meow. He Has Lost Some Of His Hearing & Vet Says It Is The Reason For Thé Louder Meows. After Starting The Supplement, The Nighttime Meows Has Reduced. We Added It To His Raw Chicken/Liver Meals Every Other Day.

I have 3 Siberian cats that aren't picky with anything they eat, so sprinkling the powder on top of their food wasn't a problem. The problem was that the next day when I went to clean the litter boxes, that 2 of the 3 cats had diarrhea. It was pretty bad, so I stopped using the powder and the diarrhea went away. This might not happen with all cats, but with 2 of my 3 getting diarrhea I won't be able to use it.

I have an older cat that has developed some anxiety as he has aged. If I mix this powder into wet food he'll eat it. However, it may take some time to really see results. I'd say it has had some calming effects. Mostly his nighttime crying, and that's a good thing. It's a powder, with a dosing scoop. A month supply, which isn't too bad of a deal. I intend to continue this product, and see where it leads. I'm pretty happy with the results so far. I'd say try it. Good chance you'll see some improvement, and it won't break the bank.

My husband and I have two cats, and they both have anxiety in different ways. One of them is terrified of car rides, which makes going to the vet a nightmare, and one of them is terrified of strangers, which makes it hard to host parties. We've tried calming oils before, but nothing really worked. We decided to give this Calm Ease Cat Powder a shot, and it worked well! You just sprinkle a scoop of it over heir food, make sure they eat it, and then wait for it to kick in. Couldn't be easier. Both of our cats were noticeably calmer and didn't hide for once when our neighbors popped by. I'm excited to see how the next trip to the vet goes.