NaturVet –Quiet Moments Calming Aid for Cats Plus Melatonin – 60 Soft Chews – Helps Reduce Stress & Promote Relaxation – Great for Storms, Fireworks, Travel & Grooming

I have read some bad reviews about this on here, and wanted to give my input. On its own, my cat won't down the treat. She licks it, but something about the size or texture just turns her off. However, of the various brands I've tried for calming treats, if I crumble this into her food, she is consistently chill throughout the day (instead of in spurts, as I've found with 2 other treats that look like crunchy-outside-soft-inside Pet Tempatations treats). I love the ingredients in these. They don't have a strong smell to them, they also don't upset her stomach (because of the ingredients. Ginger - brilliant). I would give this a 5-star review, but I have a suggestion for the company: please make this as a scoopable powder/crumble (not the scoopable things you already have) so that I don't need to pre-crumble them with my fingers every time. And put a small scoop in with the powder and advise portions and max amounts via how many scoops. I'm going to try the Pera powder next to see how well that works, but this one is 100% budget friendly and doable for me.

This is an update for my review below from a few months ago: so obviously these treats were working well and are very fairly priced so I got the subscribe and save option to have them delivered monthly. About four months ago I got an e-mail from Amazon that they were unable to fill the order because they were out of stock and have since gotten the same e-mail each month. For four months they have not been able to get their shit together enough to send me one god damned bag of treats?! So I looked at their homepage and it says that they're in stock!! What the hell?! I will be canceling my subscription and will never do business with this company again.I have a cat that is afraid of life, afraid of her own shadow, afraid of her own farts, etc. My husband and I recently moved to a new apartment (which is stressful enough for any cat) and we have a patio door that leads to a back patio. We live in CA (and now on the ground level) so there are a few stay cats that hang out around the complex. We did everything we could to "cat proof" out patio. We put down those black, plastic garden spikes, blocked the gap where the cats usually come in, etc. Even though the patio is surrounded by ten-foot fence sometimes we still end up with a cat sitting on the rail peering in our window. Lucy (our cat) just would not move from the patio window, she would only leave her patrol to take a few bites of food and to use the litter box and then she would go right back to pacing back and forth. No matter what we did we could not get her to stop. We bought these and starting feeding them to her (one with each nightly meal time) and she actually loves them! Since we began she has begun to leave her posting. She will come into the living room now and nap on the couch and chair, she will ever venture upstairs sometimes to snuggle with my husband. They have made a HUGE difference for her!

Sometimes when I have to have my cat in the car with me such as for vet appointments, she is normally horrible. Car sick and anxiety. She cries, throws up, literally all of the above. You name it, she’s done it. I figured I would try these. This time she had to go to my parents as I was going onto vacation so they would watch her for a week. She loved eating them, she is 13 pounds and I gave her 2. I gave the 2 treats to her about 30 before we had to leave. They worked only the first time and that’s being said lightly. Very lightly. They had to her stay clam(er) on the way there, with occasional crying which is fine, so much better than how she normally is. The day that I went to grab her to bring her home however…she was a nightmare. She refused to take the treats. I tried so hard. She wouldn’t take them. I tried to mix them with her food, she refused. But we had to leave. She did all of the above, car sick, the anxiety, the throwing up. So yes they kinda work… to an extent.. only for the first time.. again being said very lightly, but if your cat is picking with treats and gets bored quickly with types of treats then I wouldn’t recommend as they could/might change their mind on them when you give them again later at some point in life. She liked them the first time, and then the second time hated them and turned her nose up.However. If she enjoyed them the second time like she did with the first time then I would say yes get them, because she was mostly fine the first time, occasionally crying but not as bad as normally. But since she is picky with treats, I think she got bored of them the second time and was like uh no absolutely no way mom ew. So, depends on your cat and how your cat is with treats.8/10

I bought these for my cat who is older and during a move to another state. I gave 2 the first time or two, and it completely turned him into a different cat. He was laying around and just sleeping, so I had pretty much given up on them.Recently, we had to move a again and I decided to pull them out to try them. He smelled them and just kept meowing because he wanted some. I only gave him one. Success! He's made the move, and now I give them to him one at a time in the am and evening, until he gets used to his new home. He LOVES them. As soon as he hears me open the container he perks up and flies from wherever he may be and sets up the meowing until he gets one. I don't personally care for the smell, but he sure does, and I don't have to eat them. This has been a very good product for me; when you really have a stressed cat, (removes his fur licking himself) and jumping at the smallest sound, and you really care, yet feel stuck, this for me was a really good choice. I would encourage others to give it a go, one chew at a time and see. If they like the taste and smell, hey that's all that matters when your beloved pet is calm and less stressed