*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
