Hopefully a simple solution
By rebelann1949
@rebelann (112876)
El Paso, Texas
February 15, 2019 8:45pm CST
Ok, I got the lowdown from the vet, it turns out Boobear is stressed but doesn't seem to have that pain I noticed yesterday 
Well, she will be 13 in June so maybe it's simply age related aches and so on.
It was suggested that I totally isolate her but that is not an option here so I have put a sheet over the barrier between them so that Boobear cannot see them anymore .... I guess I'll find out pretty soon if that works.
I do have a rant though. This clinic is one of those walk in types but I thought if I made an appointment I'd have better luck, 
nope, it would have taken just as long had I simply walked in.
So now I will be searching the internet for feline destressor sprays, that might help do the trick.
Do you know of any sprays to help destress a cat?
Well, she will be 13 in June so maybe it's simply age related aches and so on.
It was suggested that I totally isolate her but that is not an option here so I have put a sheet over the barrier between them so that Boobear cannot see them anymore .... I guess I'll find out pretty soon if that works.
I do have a rant though. This clinic is one of those walk in types but I thought if I made an appointment I'd have better luck, nope, it would have taken just as long had I simply walked in.
So now I will be searching the internet for feline destressor sprays, that might help do the trick.
Do you know of any sprays to help destress a cat?14 people like this
12 responses
@sallypup (61157)
• Centralia, Washington
16 Feb 19
Feliway is supposed to help with cat stress. It is a spray that you spray on things- I spray it on the door frame that Beau Teak has clawed up. Its a pheromone. So far?? Its maybe calmed him some. Your kitty's eyes are just gorgeous.
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@Letranknight2015 (51969)
• Philippines
16 Feb 19
Looks like I have to prepare my dog for his future because even though he's just five he's feeling old already.
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@rebelann (112876)
• El Paso, Texas
16 Feb 19
Only 5 and already acting old? Maybe he needs to see a doctor.
@Shellyann36 (11384)
• United States
9 Mar 19
I see in a later post that what you are doing is working. I am glad to hear this.
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@rebelann (112876)
• El Paso, Texas
9 Mar 19
Thanks. I've allowed her to go outside finally, she's 12.5 years old and only goes a short distance then comes right back in. She's so much happier now.
@LadyDuck (471459)
• Switzerland
16 Feb 19
I made a search, I found a Spray sold by Amazon with 689 customer reviews. Most people say that this spray is magic, if you want to check the name of the product is
Nature's Miracle Just for Cats Calming Spray Stress Reducing Formula
It costs less than $3.
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@GardenGerty (160696)
• United States
16 Feb 19
I hope this does the trick for her. Princess seems to be on a downhill trend this winter. It is hard to know all the issues. She is sixteen years old. She is feeling weak. I do not have any other pets to stress her. I do all the stressing myself.
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@rebelann (112876)
• El Paso, Texas
16 Feb 19
Thanks, I hope it will as well.
It isn't easy to try to figure out what ails a cat that age. Most of my past kitties would become more affectionate in their later years.
@allknowing (136541)
• India
16 Feb 19
Hope you will soon find a solution. I had this feral cat who visits us, suffer in pain but I could do nothing as you know feral cats do not like to be touched.
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@RasmaSandra (79892)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
16 Feb 19
Lovely photo. Never had such a problem but I took a look online perhaps this site might help
Give your cat the stress & anxiety relief she deserves with Petco's selection of cat pheromones, including cat calming collars, sprays & pheromone diffusers.
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Thank you so much for the link 
@olliesmum (828)
• Norwich, England
16 Feb 19
We've got a stressed cat. When she gets worried she keeps scratching and nibbling her fur out. We've now got a natural spray that contains valerian, We got it from our local pet superstore and it really seems to help. Unfortunately, this particular one is only available in the UK but I'm sure there must be something available in the US. It stinks to high heaven - a bit like cheesy feet - but if it does the trick then I'm happy just to open the windows for half an hour to get rid of the whiff!
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