Pheromones

Veterinary Drugs and Treatments

In cats, FFP may be useful in treating urine marking or spraying, vertical scratching, avoidance of social contact, loss of appetite, stressful situations, or inter-cat aggression. Behavioral modification and/or concomitant drug therapy may be required.
In dogs, DAP may be useful in treating behaviors associated with fear or stress (e.g., separation anxiety, destruction, excessive barking, house soiling, licking, phobias) or calming animals in new environments or situations.
In horses, EAP may be useful in alleviating stressful situations (e.g., transport, shoeing, clipping, new environments, training).