Which emotion represents your cat?

Cats communicate their emotions through the behaviours that we see and epxerience such as growling, hiding, stalking, tolieting outside of the tray and causing disharmony in a mulit-cat household. To choose the right blend to support your cat’s emotions and improved behaviour, look at the emotion, recognise any behaviours and look at the recommended blends.

Our Australian made, hand crafted flower essence blends support your cat’s complex emotions, gently easing and releasing anxiousness, fear, aggression,
insecurity, overwhelm, trauma and grief.

ANGRY

ANXIOUS

INSECURE

OVERWHELMED

SAD

ANGRY

Behaviours that you might observe include:

  • Hissing, growling and vocalisations.

  • Physical aggression towards others such as stalking, hunting and attacking.

  • Unprovoked attacks such as biting and scratching.

  • Aggressive or defensive body language.

  • Fear based aggression

Aggression Ease for angry cats

Brave for fearful and timid catswith defensive behaviours

ANXIOUS

Behaviours that you might observe include:

  • Overgrooming or excessive licking.

  • Startled by loud noises, visitors to the home and changes in the environment.

  • Hiding, avoidance or clinginess.

  • Increased vigilance or hypervigilance.

  • Pacing or excessive meowing.

Anxiety Ease for highly
anxious cats

Calm for generally
anxious cats

Grounding for indoor cats with high energy or nervousness

INSECURE

Behaviours that you might observe include:

  • Toileting outside of the litter tray.

  • Spraying.

  • Excessive scratching.

  • Increased vocalisations.

  • Hiding or cowering in secure places.

  • Stalking, hunting and territorial behaviours.

  • Pouncing and surprise attacks.

Secure for cats that need to feel more secture

To ease and balance multi-cat household dynamics

OVERWHELMED

Behaviours that you might observe include:

  • Pacing and restlessness.

  • Erratic behaviour & nervousness.

  • Avoidance of touch or social interaction.

  • Hiding more than usual or ‘freeze’ behaviour.

Furever Adult for Teens and Adult cats finding a new home and settling

Furever Kitten for finding a new home and settling

Crisis Ease ideal for acute situations, travel and vet visits

SAD

Behaviours that you might observe include:

  • Lethargy, reduced or no appetite.

  • Lack of interest in regular activities previously enjoyed.

  • Waiting or looking for a pet or guardian that has passed.

  • Seeking comfort more frequently or more intensely.

Hope for cats that experience grief, loss and depression

Release for cats that have suffered past trauma, abuse, neglect and abandonment

Rainbow Walker to support end of life transitions