For two cats who stopped getting along
Sudden fighting
Bonded cats who now hiss and swipe.
Vet-return aggression
One comes home smelling wrong and gets attacked.
New-cat tension
The kitten and your resident cat can't share a room.
Food and litter guarding
One cat blocks the other from the essentials.
They're in the same room again
"My older cat hissed at the younger one for days after a vet trip. A week in, they were sleeping on the same bed again."
"The kitten and my resident cat could not be in the same room. One unit by the door, one in the bedroom, and the ambushes stopped by week two."
"One of mine was guarding the food and terrorizing the other. They eat in the same room now."
Set up in under a minute
Unplug the empty vial
Remove the old refill from the diffuser head.
Insert the new refill
Screw a fresh vial in until it seats.
Plug in where they clash
At the doorway, near the food, or in the room the bullied cat runs to.
Keep it upright. The diffuser head sits above the vial, never sideways or upside down.
Built for two cats, not one room
| Meowllow Signalwell | One-unit diffusers | |
|---|---|---|
| Sized to your home | Yes | One unit, one room |
| Placed at the flashpoints | Doorways, food, hideout | Wherever there's a socket |
| Refills you can track | Dated vials, timed | No indicator |
| Cancel anytime | One click | Varies |
A calmer house within about two weeks
Continuous use works best. Most owners notice the tension easing before the first refill runs low.
Less hissing
Fewer ambushes at doorways and longer quiet stretches.
Sharing space
Cats pass each other and eat in the same room without a standoff.
Settled
A steadier truce as the group scent holds.
A support, not an on-off switch. Results vary by cat.
Questions from multi-cat homes
How many units do I need?
Usually more than one, because fighting cats spread out. The 60-second quiz maps where each cat spends time and gives you the number that covers both territories.
Will my cats get along again?
Most "they hate each other" homes come down to a scrambled scent map, not a permanent clash, and those reset. Watch for less hissing by day 5 and shared rooms by week 2.
Is it safe around kids and dogs?
It gives off a feline scent signal, not a medication, and there's nothing to spray or spill. Full safety details are printed on every box (placeholder pending final supplier documentation).
Is it just sedating them?
No. It replaces the group-scent cue cats use to recognize each other as safe, so they calm down on their own. Closer to a nightlight than a sleeping pill.
How easy is it to cancel?
One click, anytime, with no email chain. You're never locked in.
Find out how many units your home needs
Take the 60-second quiz and we'll tell you how many to plug in and where to place them.
Take the 60-second quiz