VIRBAC gel diffuser for cats 230 g is a refill cartridge containing a gel formulation that releases feline-appeasing pheromones designed to help reduce stress-related behaviours in home environments. Intended as a replacement refill for compatible VIRBAC diffusers, this 230 g cartridge is formulated for continuous, passive release of pheromones to support calmer behaviour around resting and feeding areas during situations such as travel, vet visits, loud noise events, or social tensions between animals.
Advantages
The gel refill delivers a steady, controlled release of synthetic feline-appeasing pheromones without flames, sprays, or aerosols. Its gel format provides leak-resistant handling and a compact form factor for easy replacement in compatible diffuser units. The product is developed by a veterinary-focused manufacturer and is intended for use in domestic settings to help reduce indicators of feline stress, such as hiding, urine marking, excessive vocalisation, or reduced appetite.
Suitable for
- Reducing stress-related behaviours at home
- Supporting calmer behaviour during travel or visits to the veterinarian
- Minimising anxiety during loud events (fireworks, construction noise)
- Managing social tensions between household cats
- Placing near resting and feeding areas to support routine comfort
Key specifications
- Format: gel refill cartridge
- Net content: 230 g
- Active principle: synthetic feline-appeasing pheromones
- Application method: passive diffusion via compatible diffuser unit
- Intended location: indoor use near resting or feeding areas
How to use
Insert the VIRBAC 230 g gel refill into a compatible diffuser unit according to the diffuser manufacturer’s instructions. Position the diffuser in a central indoor location where the cat spends time, ideally near resting or feeding areas and at least 1–2 metres from windows or doors that open frequently. Replace the refill when indicated by the diffuser or after the expected duration of use specified by the diffuser unit. Do not apply the gel directly onto the cat or surfaces.
Usage recommendations
For best results, use continuously during periods of known stress and combine with behavioural management measures such as predictable routines, safe hiding places, and gradual desensitisation when appropriate. If stress-related behaviours persist or worsen, consult a veterinarian to rule out medical causes and discuss an integrated care plan.
