Sleep Cat Treats

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Sleep Cat Treats products have an average rating of 4.2 / 5.0 from 20 reviews

Calming & Sleep Cat Treats

Is your cat keeping you up at night with their antics or perhaps anxious when visitors come around to the home? Calming cat treats are natural options to support your cat's nervous system to promote the feeling of calm and relaxation.

Best calming and sleep cat treats based on our customer reviews

Vetalogica Hemp Clinicals Calming Cat Treats our cat has been extremely unsettled since moving to a new residence, I saw these online and am so glad I purchased, as they work! within 10 minutes of having 2 of these treats he calmed down and went to sleep for a couple of hours! totally recommend!- KRISTINA
Hemp Pet Hemp Infused Hoki Fish Treats for Cats I wanted to give these a try to see if hemp oil will help my kitty. I've only fed them once and boy are they smelly...... BUT my cats absolutely love them and the smell is worth it to know my cats are at least having a nice healthy treat if nothing else.- ANTIA
ThunderWunders Calming Chews for Cats My Burmese ( rescue) cat suffers periods of anxiety which can result in her biting and scratching. Thunder Wunder soothes her very quickly and allows her to relax and recover. - ANDREA

Frequently Asked Questions:

Are cat calming treats safe?

Yes, Pet Circle stocks a number of natural calming treats with ingredients like hemp, L-tryptophan, B-group vitamins, thiamine, ginger and chamomile to support healthy nervous function and promote the feeling of calm. Always remember to follow the recommended feeding guides.

What can I do to help calm my cat?

If you have a particularly anxious cat, there are several adjustments to your environment to make them feel more relaxed:

  1. Litter boxes - cats are very particular about their bathroom, make sure you provide plenty of litter trays.
  2. Visitors - If there is a pet or family member that your cat doesn't like, try to provide adequate hiding areas, so that your cat feels they have somewhere safe to escape. Things like cat trees, hidey-hole beds, and high shelf beds such as window beds can all help make your cat feel safe.
  3. Preparation - If a stressful situation is anticipated (such as visiting family, new furniture or moving house), you might like to try a feliway spray or diffusers.
  4. Enrichment - Another way to reduce stress is to provide enrichment in your cat's environment.

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Author info: Dr Nicole du Plessis - Pet Circle In House Veterinarian