They work, but my cat got wise to them and won't eat them now. I didn't deduct any stars just because my kitty got smart to them, these things do the job and keep cats mellow.

Our family uses the exact same brand composure treats for one of our anxiety affected dogs. He absolutely loves them (even though they stink to high Heaven) and they work better than the prescription doggy Xanax from the vet. A few weeks ago I adopted a cat who also has anxiety at times so I bought this thinking it would work the same as with our dog and everything would be fine. She ate one and then refused to eat any more of them or even be anywhere near them (they also are very pungent).Then they had the exact opposite effect on her behavior. Instead of getting sleepy, basically being knocked out (depending on how many you give the animal) and super calm/relaxed like with our dog, Instead she literally ran laps around our sleeping area all night, jumping up on the bed meowing like it heightened her anxiety instead. I was beyond shocked at how she was behaving after ingesting these treats because of the effect it has on our dog. We gave him his composure treats last night too because of the wind storm and he was out like a light as always when we give him those treats. She however was freaked out the entire night, suffering & keeping us up with her, even more than her usual anxiety behaviors I've observed thus far. I would NOT recommend this particular product of the cat version of composure/calm treats whatsoever. I wasted $10, unfortunately & If I wanted To try out the unflavored version of the same treats, I would have to pay $40 for 30 treats which is absolutely ridiculous.I thought I would be safe buying this brand and product for sure but obviously not for cats. 1000% recommend for dogs, just don't waste your money on it for your cat though!

This didn't calm or relax my kitty. She doesn't care for catnip either, so maybe it depends on the cat. She seemed to enjoy the taste.

I bought this since I will be flying with my cats soon. We just tried it before the flight to make sure they reacted well and my cats, who are perfectly happy eating trash, had a hard time getting this treat down. The pieces are pretty big, but luckily it’s easy to break apart. I had to mix it with some wet food and crush it up to make sure they got the full dosage. The packaging is good and the quantity of treats is great for the price. The smell must not be appealing to them or something. But they do seem to be calm about 10 minutes after eating it. Hard to say if it’s just one of their regular naps or the calming effect. Overall happy and crossing my fingers for the flight coming up🤞

Recommended by her vet, she particularly likes the TUNA, enjoys them as a special treat, effective without making her dopeyGive a couple or so at the start, then find a good interval & stick with it, then play by ‘ear’Thanks to Amazon for making them available so easily!

First of all my cat could not eat them whole because they are super big.I cut them in 4 and she ate them mixed in her regular food. Be aware....my cat trow up a couple of times after eating these and had soft stool and you can't return them.

Update: Sadly this product was only effective for a few days combined with his prescription med and then not at all, even with the max number of treats given. We ultimately had to max his dose of prescription medication and have started with a dog CBD treat. Not optimal but we are working with what we have available. I was really hopeful but hopes were dashed. I think this may work well for cats for temporary measures like a vet visit but was definitely not the answer for us.We have a 6 year old cat with significant behavioural issues. He has been under vet care for his issues for almost 4 years. We have used multiple prescription medications combined with CBD and Felaway for Friends diffusers in our upstairs and downstairs zones. These helped but definitely not a cure. Slowed his inappropriate urinating and spraying (yes he is neutered and it didn’t start until he was over 2) to sometimes once a week to once a day which was a huge improvement to what was happening at the beginning. Often times we were at a loss for what to do. We learned that the CBD cat treats we can get him to take masked with pate treat are not available with no ETA. So this brings us to trying this composure treat as an alternative. It arrived the next day as promised. He started this yesterday morning and no problem giving it to him. Boy loves them. He might be a little sad he is only getting 1 in the morning and 1 12 hours later. I really don’t know yet if it will be a long term fix BUT he was a different boy yesterday after just 1 treat. No aggression to the other 2 cats and no inappropriate urinating. He showed his affectionate side without obsession. I lowered his prescription med in half (cannot eliminate cold turkey) but hoping to be able to eliminate this med over the next few days. We will see if it works for the long term but seeing favourable results so far. Fingers crossed.

Listing says 4 packages with 120 bite-sized chews but only received 1 pack.

Our cat was a feral rescue we got as a kitten. She has spent the last 8 years indoors and spends a majority of her day sleeping, hiding, and running when you want to snuggle, pet, or just show any small amount of affection. We typically see her twice a day when she demands to be fed. Typically an hour or two before it's her designated feeding time. She has had a couple of big moves and suffers from terrible anxiety. When she was a kitten she endured a 17 hour drive without eating or drinking anything and cried the entire time. It was heartbreaking. She hid for a week straight. Then a few years later we had a very short distance move and the stress from that made her even more nervous and less trusting. She was finally getting comfortable being out during the day and about that time we found out we were going to be moving to Hawaii.Instantly memories of her distressed crying for the majority of a 17 hour drive came flashing back and I talked to the Veterinarian about our options to make the flight possible. She was going to be flying in the cabin and I knew if she was under severe distress there was a possibility she couldn't fly. Plus I didn't want to subject others to the awful sounds of those throaty cries. The Vet said that we could use an antihistamine to make her sleepy as airlines don't allow animals to be "drugged" and seemingly out of it. I really didn't like the sound of attempting to give our family pet a medication designated for humans but heard it was quite successful for many in long distance moves and flights.Well it didn't work. I tried every recommendation the Vet and internet had to offer on getting our cat to eat a small amount of the antihistamine and all it resulted in was our cat being under so much stress she was literally foaming at the mouth. Then she didn't trust me and if I fed her at meal times she wouldn't eat. It was very sad and I felt terrible. It was then that I began researching homeopathic remedies to ease some of cat's tension and make her less jumpy and more trusting.She isn't a vicious cat, and many who have ever came over often forget we even have a cat until she makes a cameo appearance in a social media photo. We've had people stay for a week and never saw her. We used to make her wear a collar with a bell just so we knew she was still around.I ended up with these and a couple other items in the shopping cart in an attempt to make the upcoming move more tolerable for our fluffy feline. I began giving her the recommended 1-2 per day with her daily feeding schedule a couple weeks prior to our move. We noticed a change almost immediately. She was no longer rushing around trying to hide if someone acknowledged her fluffy presence, and was sleeping right in the middle of the entire family. Usually she only trusts my husband and myself and our child are shunned.The Vet said we could likely give her more than the recommended dose on highly stressful days and she would be okay. She is 17+lbs so the morning of the move I gave her two treats right away, then one prior to boarding and one every 2-4 hours depending how much she was moving around. She was easy to take out of the carrier for TSA (Using a leash and harness in case she panicked and fled) and easy to put back in. She didn't meow the entire day, and moved around a few times on the flight. I gave her another treat prior to her being taken to be checked at the animal quarantine station after getting off our flight and they said she was very calm. A little nervous but didn't try to run or hide.Big life events are often stressful for pets. I wish I would have found these much earlier in her life because I feel like she has spent so much time hiding away. These have given her new life and she can often be found snuggling up with our 6 year old or making sure she's right in the line of activity so she can get all the pets!These were a life saver during our move and we still give them to her because she likes them and it makes her more at ease. They make her a little sleepier than usual but she now prefers to cuddle up instead of slinking off under a bed or in some dark corner hidden away from sight. We no longer have the collar on her as she makes sure she is seen at all times of the day. I highly recommend these treats! Our cat hears the sound of the bag and will come running up purring for a treat!These do have a bit of a vitamin like smell to them, but our cat doesn't seem to mind that at all. When we purchased a larger bag of treats some of them were harder than others and we just broke them into smaller pieces. They are a bit larger in size than typical cat treats so if you have an older cat or a cat who has a hard time chewing I recommend breaking the treats into smaller bits and you could even try mixing with wet food.These have changed the dynamic in our house so much as we all are able to provide lots of pets and loves to our fluffy feline now that she's more relaxed. Definitely give these a try! I know that these may not be ideal for all cats, but they're at least worth a try!

so stinky can't even put in cat's food. disappointing

...piu' che altro perché dopo 2 giorni di assunzione gli ha dato problemi intestinali e ho dovuto sospenderlo. Ma il mio gatto e' sensibile di suo ai cibi, quindi di sicuro per altri gatti andra' bene. Posso dire che dopo mezz'ora dalla somministrazione dormiva che era una meraviglia, anche se il problema per cui lo ho acquistato era di smorzare la tensione che lui ha nei confronti dell'altro gatto di casa….lo aggredisce spesso per gelosia...un vero peccato che non abbia avuto la possibilità di testare bene il prodotto. Spedizione perfetta come sempre. Grazie Amazon.