Adaptil Calm Refill for Dog

Adaptil

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Both the Adaptil Diffuser refill and the Adaptil 1 month Refill 48ml listed on site are compatible with one another, despite differences in packaging. However, Fetch reminds customers that due manufacturing difficulties the Feliway diffuser and refill, previously listed as "New" are not compatible with any of the products listed on site now.

The diffuser releases the comforting pheromone in the local environment and should be plugged into the room where the dog spends most of it's time, perfect for helping your dog feel confident and supported in their environment.

  • The diffuser will cover an area of 50-70 sq m (one floor of a three bed property) and last for 4 weeks
  • Adaptil refills can be purchased to replenish the diffuser every 4 weeks. The diffuser plug should be changed every 6 months
  • Please note, we have changed the packaging of our adaptil diffusers. The diffuser in these packs is our original diffuser unit

Fireworks: Noise fears are very common, affecting up to 80% of dogs in the UK. In most cases dogs showing noise fears can usually be helped by providing Adaptil support and following a few simple steps. This should include building a den, drawing curtains, turning on the TV and most importantly acting normally and ignoring any fearful behaviour.

Rescue / Boarding Kennels: The kennel environment can be stressful for you and your dog. Some dogs may show stress-related behaviour such as pacing or barking. Others may go off their food or develop diarrhoea. Consider fitting an Adaptil Collar before the dog enters the kennel. This has been shown to prevent excessive barking and help dogs adjust more quickly to kennel life.

Travel Fears: There are two aspects to travel problems; motion sickness and travel fear. However, the symptoms of each are very similar and many dogs are believed to suffer from both. Reduce the stress associated with travelling by using an Adaptil Collar or Adaptil Spray. However, in some instances it may also be necessary to treat the motion sickness with medication.

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  • 1
    Adaptil

    Posted by Pauline moo on 26th Jul 2018

    Buy this item regularly for my dog but for the last few weeks you are unable to get this item to me so have had to but elsewhere

  • 1
    dog calmer refill

    Posted by elephant on 25th Jul 2018

    does not do what it says on box very disappointed with product

  • 4
    A helpful aid

    Posted by S A A on 14th Jul 2018

    This is a helpful aid in mitigating my dog's destructive behaviour when left at home alone. He suffers from separation anxiety.

  • 5
    I wouldn't be without the Adaptil

    Posted by Debsiedohnut on 10th Jul 2018

    As a dog fosterer I wouldn't be without the Adaptil Diffuser, as they come in from all different backgrounds and this has a calming effect from the start.

  • 5
    Adaptil helps my boarders!

    Posted by Maria Ashworth on 11th Jun 2018

    I am a dog minder/boarder and use these diffusers in the dog bedrooms to help them settle at night. They are away from home and their owners, some get stressed, these help them to sleep peacefully me too if theres no crying!

  • 5
    Adaptil plug-in

    Posted by Claudette Evans on 1st Jun 2018

    Brilliant product, have one in each room the dogs have access to and have since they were puppies.

  • 4
    adaptil

    Posted by christine marlow on 26th May 2018

    I love this product as I have an anxious rescued Lurcher and it really works for us

  • 5
    Great for puppies

    Posted by Nikki30 on 18th Apr 2018

    I brought this about 2 months ago,for when I had my new puppy. I got it to try and help with the transition to his new home. I worked really well, my puppy was very calm and happy in his new home.

  • 4
    Keep calm

    Posted by Ro on 21st Feb 2018

    This works for my dog when drops and other things were useless. It also lasts and so can be plugged out and in again for several occasions when dogs get anxious