Because pets are family too
Stress-free pets with the Beaphar Comfort Range
Proven pheromones that help reduce minor stress and problem behaviour
- at an affordable price!
CaniComfort®
CatComfort®
RabbitComfort®
Help your dog, cat or rabbit stay calm during stressful situations
Pets feel stress and anxiety just like we do. While some triggers are obvious - like a vet visit - others, such as house guests, rearranged furniture, or changes to your routine, can also make them uneasy. Stress often shows up in their behaviour - like barking, hiding or urinary marking.
Introducing Beaphar Calming Pheromone Range
Beaphar’s pheromone range helps calm and reassure cats, dogs and rabbits of all ages and breeds, and rabbits. These proven pheromones promote feelings of security, making them ideal for pets experiencing minor stress, adjusting to a new home, or going through training or learning periods.
The Beaphar range is the more affordable option for the pet owner, while still being effective!
How Do Pheromones Work?
Pheromones are natural chemical signals that trigger instinctive responses between animals of the same species. Cats respond to cat pheromones, dogs to dog pheromones - they don’t affect each other. So, if both your cat and dog are prone to minor anxiety, you’ll need species-specific products to support each pet.
Across the range, three proven pheromones are used to promote feelings of safety and reassurance.
Dog Appeasing Pheromone (DAP), Cat Appeasing Pheromone (CAP) and Feline Facial Pheromone (FFP): These pheromones all promote an instinctive calming response, helping your pet to feel relaxed and at ease. By using a synthetic copy of these pheromones in our products, we can mimic this calming effect, helping reassure pets during stressful situations and thus reducing problem behaviour.
Appeasing Pheromones: Appeasing pheromones are naturally produced by the mother when she nurses her young. These pheromones promote feelings of safety and reassurance, and are a crucial part of the bonding process. In dogs, this pheromone is called the Dog Appeasing Pheromone (DAP). It is effective in calming dogs in a multitude of stressful situations. In cats, this pheromone is called the Cat Appeasing Pheromone (CAP). As cats are naturally solitary animals, the CAP can be particularly valuable in multi-cat households, helping to promote harmonious living. Cats and dogs of all breeds and ages can identify their own species' appeasing pheromone, even if they were hand-reared.
Feline Facial Pheromones: As the name suggests, Feline Facial Pheromones (FFP) are specific to cats, and are used to mark areas as 'safe' and 'familiar'. Many cat owners will have seen their cat rubbing their chin or cheeks on household objects or people. When cats do this, they are releasing the FFP and marking the object/area as a ‘safe space’ to be in, or identifying you as a person they’re comfortable and happy being around.
Signs of stress and how to support your pet
Signs of stress and stressful situations
Pheromones are effective across a wide range of minor stress-related behaviours. Research shows it’s especially effective in certain situations where it can make a real difference:
Spending time alone (separation anxiety)
Trips to catteries/kennels
Visits to the vet
Moving house/ new environments
New baby, visitors or pet
Travelling
Multi-pet households
When Pheromones don’t work: Severe clinical anxiety, pain-based behaviours, learned behaviours. Please seek professional advice if you think your pet has any of these.
Which product do I need?
Diffuser (best for home use):
Great if your cat or dog gets anxious at home - like when left alone, moving home or when visitors come over. It works in one area, so it’s ideal for home-based stress.Collar (best for everywhere):
If your dog is anxious on walks, in the car, or at the park, a collar is a better choice. It goes wherever your dog goes.Spot-on (lasts up to 3 weeks):
A simple option you apply directly to your cat or dog. Provides ongoing support without needing to remember daily use.Spray (best for short events like travel):
Perfect for quick situations like travel, vet visits or car trips. Spray bedding or the car about 15 minutes before. Not ideal for long-term minor anxiety as it wears off quickly.
Tip:
Many owners use a diffuser at home, then add a collar or spray when needed. It’s safe to use them together.
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Let’s take a closer look at the products
Proven pheromones that help reduce minor stress and problem behaviour
CaniComfort®
CatComfort®
RabbitComfort®
The Complete Range
Beaphar CatComfort® & Beaphar CaniComfort® Calming Diffuser
Our home should be the space where we feel relaxed and comfortable, and that’s the same for our cats and dogs. Sometimes changes to the home environment, such as new furniture, moving house, or the introduction of a new baby or pet, can be distressing for our cats and dogs.
Our calming diffusers offer an easy and effective way to counteract this. Simply plug the diffuser in the room where your cat or dog spends most of their time, or in the room where the problem behaviour is occurring. If you’re using the diffuser for a particular stressful situation, we recommend plugging the diffuser in around one week beforehand.
For continuous reassurance, keep a new Beaphar CatComfort® or Beaphar CaniComfort® 30 Day Refill in the cupboard. Each refill is effective for up to 30 days, making the diffuser an easy way to provide a long-term solution to easing your pet’s general feelings of minor anxiety, and reducing problem behaviour.
Comfort from pheromones
Effective in an area up to 70m2
Easy to use plug-in
A calming diffuser is not an essential oil, air freshener, or sedative. It won’t make your pet sleepy, contains no drugs, and has no smell to humans.
Beaphar CatComfort® & Beaphar CaniComfort® Calming Spot-On
Not all stressful situations occur in a specific room or space. Our calming spot-ons allow you to provide your pet with continuous reassurance wherever they go.
The cat spot-on contains the Cat Appeasing Pheromone and can be particularly beneficial for cats living in multi-pet households, helping to promote bonding and harmonious living between animals.
The dog spot-on contains the Dog Appeasing Pheromone. . This can be incredibly valuable when bringing home a new dog, helping them settle quickly into their new routine.
A single application can calm your cat or dog for up to one week, so is ideal for short term stressful situations, such as vet visits.
Begins working after 15 minutes
Each spot-on is effective for up to one week
Calming effect travels with your pet
Beaphar CatComfort® & Beaphar CaniComfort® Calming Spray
This pocket-sized spray is ideal for use both around the home and while travelling. Spray on your pet’s bed to help them feel more settled and comfortable, or on targeted areas around the home to help reduce problem behaviour. Long-journeys and visits to the vet or catteries/kennels can be a stressful experience for pets, so spraying the inside of their carriers, crates and/or your car 15 minutes before the journey will help your pet feel less anxious.
Effective for up to 5 hours
Ideal for travelling to vets or catteries/kennels
For targeted areas where problem behaviour occurs
Beaphar CatComfort® & Beaphar CaniComfort® Calming Collar
Whether at home or on-the-go, our dogs can face challenges or situations that cause minor anxiety, such as kennel stays and moving house.
Puppies in particular face many new experiences that could unsettle them, including going to a new home, meeting new people and pets, vet visits and training classes. This calming collar can help them settle more quickly into their new routine, and support them during socialisation and learning periods, aiding their training.
Effective for up to 4 weeks
Two sizes available: adult (65cm) and puppy (45cm)
Reassurance at home and on-the-go
Beaphar RabbitComfort® Calming Spray
A simple and effective solution to reducing problem behaviour in rabbits.
Rabbits are highly sensitive to noise, movement and change, and due to them being prey animals they are highly adept at hiding signs of stress and fear. A new home, meeting a new companion (matching) or noises from other pets and children can be stressful for rabbits. Other causes of stress in rabbits are travelling, vet visits or changes in the home. Help your rabbit to calm down.
Stressful situations for Rabbits:
The Beaphar RabbitComfort™ Calming Spray is suitable for rabbits in stressful situations such as traveling, visiting the vet or for specific use at certain places in the house:
Visits to the vet
Hiding
Introducing new rabbits
The Beaphar RabbitComfort™ Calming Spray helps your rabbit to relax in stressful or unfamiliar situations. The spray contains Rabbit Appeasing Pheromone (RAP), that give your rabbit a feeling of security and can thus reduce fears or to aid the management of minor stress and minor anxiety.
Effective for up to 5 hours
Ideal for travelling, vet visits, introducing other rabbits
For targeted areas where problem behaviour occurs
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