CPFK Calming Collar for Dogs: Pheromones to Help Ease Anxiety

Lottie: Brought this for my shar pei cross, as he suffers abit with anxiety. Used for 2wks didn't help him at all. Kept getting loose when he scratched his ears.

United Kingdom on Oct 09, 2023

CIRUIMPLANT J.: Huele bien mientras lo lleva el perro. No se si lo relaja, el mio se compra igual que sin el collar

Spain on Aug 11, 2023

Aleksandra MladenAleksandra Mladen: The media could not be loaded.  My dog is getting old and starting to develop anxieties and dog dementia, changed a lot in behaviour. I won't say it's miracle medicine, but it helps. She's not hidding petrified, is more alert and active. We can again do diverse activities without her shivering like leaf.
Also, no more accidents in house,
I quite like the smell of lavander, it's not too strong, also knocks me out to sleep fairly easy 😅 .

United Kingdom on May 22, 2023

ESTELLE: Le seul point positif c’est l’odeur qu’il dégage. Mon toutou sent encore meilleur que d’habitude mais pour ce qui est du côté apaisant et anti stress j’ai de gros doutes.

France on Jul 27, 2022

Valentina Rossi: Sto testando il collare da poco meno di una settimana.
Il mio cane è di norma molto agitato, soprattutto quando lo lascio da solo.
Per ora sembrerebbe più tranquillo quando mi vede andare via, ma è comunque presto per dare un’opinione sicura.

Italy on Apr 06, 2022

LC: When we adopted our rescue dog, he was so afraid of people it took six weeks just to touch him. Despite 18 months with us, he remained skittish, jumping at the slightest movement and cowering at loud noises. We tried Adaptil plug-ins, which did seem to help, but then he refused to leave the room with the diffuser.

The Calming Pheromone Collar has helped immensely. He is calmer and less fearful, enjoys being petted, tolerates combing and is learning to walk on the leash. Instead of slinking along in an army crawl, he now walks with his tail up and ears mostly forward (still working on the confidence :-). Last week he even walked into the vet's office for his annual checkup without having to be dragged

Pros- Highly effective. Pleasing scent. Works even through his thick, heavy fur.
Cons- Only negative I can think of is that it didn't quite last 2 months (started showing signs of skittishness about week 6-7). Still, considering how much progress he's made, I had no problem changing his collar a week early.

Update: Still working great. Second collar made it 53 days before any signs of skittishness appeared. Could probably have waited the full 60 days, but...

United States on Aug 12, 2021

LTrain CO: This is our third try at a calming collar for our very skittish and situational phobia golden who is 3 years old. We are sure she has had trauma in her past, most likely emotional and perhaps was also not socialized at a young age. This collar was the only thing we have changed in our routine efforts to make her more relaxed. We adopted her 5 months ago.

After about 24 hours of wearing the collar she seems much more at ease interacting with me (she is scared of females, she only trusts my husband)
The biggest change is that whenever we would turn the tv on she would immediately leave the living room and would not come back unless we turned the tv off. To our surprise the last few nights she not only stayed in the living room, but she even was relaxed enough to fall asleep.

I am not sure if the collar alone would work for our pup, since she seems to have long standing trauma and multiple phobias. Our recipe now for her includes her CPFK collar, composure calming chews, and her low dose anxiety medication, plus positive reinforcement training has been working. So we plan on continuing the collar for sure, the collar smells strong at first but it mellows out after a...

United States on Jun 07, 2021

JessicaJessica: I have waited 12 days of use before posting this review. First, I have a 5 month old rottie who is "highly spirited". She has been the naughtiest girl since we brought her home 3 months ago. She will run up and bite your butt. She will poop and pee in her crate if you leave for more than 2 min. She is up at 11pm, 2am and ready for the day at 5 am. I was at wits end with her. Short of getting puppy valium, I wanted to try a natural alternative.

The first month, I thought she was being spiteful. I would take her out to do her business and be outside for 1/2 hour. As soon as I brought her in and would leave the toom for 30 seconds, she would either poo, pee or both. Spiteful. But as she hit 4 months old, I started looking for any advice. What I found was seperation anxiety would cause this behavior. I found CPFK and another popular brand. CPFK had higher likelihood of working based on a comparison of reviews. All I can say is I am SO HAPPY we tried this product.

For my high strung girl, it was not an hour and I saw results as some suggested. But over the first 48 hours, I saw subtle changes where her aggression was not as bad. I am so happy to report, she has not pooped...

United States on Nov 28, 2020