Zesty Paws Cat Calming Diffuser Refill Orchid Mist is a handy refill of the veterinarian-developed solution that mimics the natural calming pheromones produced by cats themselves. The diffuser releases the clinically-recognised F3 cat facial pheromone and can help reduce signs of stress and promote a sense of calm and safety. With its gentle Orchid Mist fragrance, which is pleasant for both cats and humans, Zesty Paws Cat Calming Diffuser Refill Orchid Mist creates a peaceful atmosphere throughout the home. Unlike conventional diffusers, Zesty Paws Cat Calming Diffuser Refill Orchid Mist uses patented nebuliser technology: The gentle, heat-free system helps maintain the stability of the pheromones and prevents overheating. The advanced forward-spray design provides even coverage of up to 90m² per device, while the automatic shut-off ensures safe operation. Zesty Paws Cat Calming Diffuser Refill Orchid Mist at a glance: Refill for the Zesty Paws practical calming diffuser with pheromone release for cats With F3 cat facial pheromone: clinically-recognised Can reduce stress: promotes calm and safety Orchid Mist fragrance: gentle, cat-safe scent, pleasant for the whole family Advanced nebuliser technology: heat-free system Large coverage: up to 90m² per device Forward-spray design: even distribution Refill pack: 75g size Automatic shut-off: safe operation
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: Zesty Paws
- Price: £14.31
- Unit price: £190.80/kg
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
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Good to know
- Clean only the visible part of the ear and never push cotton buds into the ear canal.
- Brush long-haired cats daily and short-haired cats about once a week.
- Never cut out mats with scissors close to the skin; use a mat splitter or ask a groomer or vet.
Common questions
How often should I brush my cat?
Short-haired cats usually need brushing about once a week. Long-haired breeds such as Persians and Maine Coons need daily brushing to prevent mats. Older or overweight cats that cannot reach their back may need help more often.
Do I need to trim my cat’s claws?
Outdoor cats usually wear their claws down naturally, but indoor and older cats often need trimming every few weeks. Use cat claw clippers and cut only the clear tip. Ask your vet or vet nurse to show you if you have not done it before.
