I just did a search, and the cheapest place was at dog.com. I found that humorous:)
On 1/8/07, TenHouseCats <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
don't forget whenever you're buying anything online to check places like www.bizrate.com or www.shop.com to compare prices--you will be amazed at the range. sometime last year i did a search on the feliway diffusers--it's sure to be in the archives! On 1/8/07, Leslie Lawther <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I think using enough... or more than enough in the plug-ins is the answer. > We had 10 -12 running at any one time in our 3,000 square foot house. So I > would say 4 is good for your space... but certainly too little defeats the > purpose (so I'd run heavy rather than light). We noticed a HUGE difference > in aggression with Feli-way... but had never used it to stop or curb > improper elimination problems... I'd be interested to hear if it helps you > eventually. We've got a new kitty that has "issues" too... Once Rudy > stopped being a pest, we stopped using the Feliway plug ins... but still > have them if they work for couch peeing episodes!! Keep us posted!! > BTW - We started using it because there was someone on the FIP list a while > back who used it in her clinic and noticed an amazing difference. She swore > by the stuff... which is why we tried it. > Leslie =^..^= > > > On 1/8/07, MacKenzie, Kerry N. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > > > > Hi all, I've stepped up the Feliway plug-ins and wondered what others > think of the number--too few? Not enough? I'm using 4 total at present. > > I have a 2-bedroom place, about 1000 feet total, but mostly open-plan. > > The 2 bedrooms (each abt 10x10) and the bathroom have doors, obviously, > but living/dining area (20 x10) and kitchen (10x10) are open-plan and > connected via a narrow 12 feet hallway. I've put two plug-ins total in the > living/dining area; plus one in the kitchen; and one in bedroom 1 (which is > the ferals' room; door is kept closed). I don't have one in the hallway or > bedroom 2 that bedroom door is usually kept half-open on to the > living-room/dining area. Maybe I should add one to bedroom 2 and/or hallway? > (I'm desperate to integrate Mickey and Momcat now they're negative but > Mickey has a habit of peeing when he runs free in the aptment-----floor and > sofa and my bed are his locations of choice, so far.) > > My tame cats are not welcoming even though they've all been living in same > house albeit not in the same living space for 3 years. My 2 male tame cats > growl non-stop when Mickey comes trotting down the hallway, and they don't > stop growling until the poor little fellow eventually runs back into his own > room. (Momcat hasn't ventured forth at all yet.) > > I've begun swopping tame/feral catbeds around. Hasn't helped yet. Maybe I > need to do more swopping. > > > > All opinions/comments/suggs for harmonious living welcome! Kerry M. > > > > > -- > Leslie =^..^= > > To leave the world a better place - whether by a healthy child, a garden > patch, or an improved social condition - that is to have succeeded. That > only one life breathed easier because you lived - that is success. > ---Ralph Waldo Emerson -- Spay & Neuter Your Neighbors! Maybe That'll Make The Difference.... MaryChristine AIM / YAHOO: TenHouseCats MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ICQ: 289856892
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