RabbitComfort® Calming Spray

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RabbitComfort® Calming Spray 30mL

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 anxiety.

  • Effective for up to 5 hours

  • Ideal for travelling, vet visits, introducing other rabbits

  • For targeted areas where problem behaviour occurs

Available from your local Pet Store or Vet Clinic

RabbitComfort® Calming Spray 30mL

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 anxiety.

  • Effective for up to 5 hours

  • Ideal for travelling, vet visits, introducing other rabbits

  • For targeted areas where problem behaviour occurs

Available from your local Pet Store or Vet Clinic

 

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Pheromones are naturally produced chemical substances that are instantly recognisable between animals of the same species. Specific pheromones trigger different, instinctive responses from the animal. So, cats can interpret cat pheromones, but won’t recognise or be affected by dog pheromones, and vice versa. This means if you have a cat and a dog that are both prone to nervousness or anxiety, you will need a Beaphar CatComfort® and a CaniComfort® product to help reassure both of your pets.

    Across the range we use three different pheromones, all of which are proven to promote feelings of reassurance and safety; Dog Appeasing Pheromone, Cat Appeasing Pheromone, Feline Facial Pheromone and Rabbit Appeasing Pheromone.

    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.

  • Signs of stress can vary greatly, but if your cat or dog is showing any of the following, they could be trying to tell you something is making them feel unsettled or anxious:

    • Urine spraying/marking

    • Vertical scratching

    • Continuous meowing/barking

    • Restlessness

    • Hiding away

    • Fear and fighting

    Not all problem behaviour in cats and dogs is caused by stress or a stressful situation. This means CatComfort® or CaniComfort® may not produce the desired calming effect in all circumstances. Such situations include:

    • Poor or inconsistent training, or a lack of mental stimulation, can lead to over-excitement, vocalisation, or destructive behaviour.

    • A lack of house training or an underlying medical condition may cause your pet to urinate indoors or in inappropriate places.

    • An underlying skin condition or irritation from external parasites may cause excessive licking and scratching.

    It’s important to identify the cause of your cat or dog’s problem behaviour so you can find the best way forward. If you’re concerned about your pet’s health or think their behaviour is due to a medical reason, it is important to seek veterinary advice.