She's been with me since childhood and when the time came for me to move out of my parent's place - the cat came with me. I figured now would be the time to get calming treats - if this cat loves anything, it's food (and treats are cheaper than an air diffuser).

Granted, I fully accept the cat has her own anxiety: she had anxiety during the initial move, she's the only pet in the household, she's become a cat living with 3 or 4 humans to a cat living with one. However, I can definitely tell these treats are working for her and I can see she has been way more relaxed and playful with me. There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase, a SQL command or malformed data.He still gets freaked out when trimming nails but doesn't get as aggressive (biting) as when he doesn't have this first. I'm just happy she seems to like the taste - so at least they're still functional as normal cat treats for her.

My work either involves me going out to work or bunkering down at my computer doing work for hours at a time, but the classic "just spend more time with the cat/make her feel special" hasn't been too effective at stopping the yowling either.I'm about two weeks into giving her these treats and I can definitely tell a difference in her behavior. So far I have not noticed any change in their barking, or anxiety or hyperactivity, and I’m hoping that if I see something different, I will come back and change my review. Sadly, these treats were the first result and I've come to the conclusion that either the treats only have a 50% effectiveness rate or that my cat may just be too old for these treats to be effective. She has a full bowl of food, full bowl of water, plenty of toys she doesn't really use (again - older cat) - so what's with the loud meowing? Some nights, she'll get a single calming treat before bed and I sleep like a baby without getting woken up at 4am by meow-bombing.

I also gave this to them on a normal day at the house and again, they didn't act any different than they normally are.

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