Pico, an orange cat, resting at home and looking to the side. Small plug. Favourite-room energy.

FOR CATS. AND THEIR PEOPLE.

More purr. Less worry.

Meet Catpip Calm. Pheromone support for the room they call their own.

Shop Catpip Calm Meet the starter kit

1 diffuser + 2 refills · About 60 days

Catpip Calm Room Pheromone Diffuser
Catpip CalmDiffuser + two refills€49,00 EUR€34,90 EUR 4.6 (60 reviews)
  • Drug-free, no sedatives
  • Evidence-checked guides
  • Vet-first, always
  • Made for indoor cats
Catpip Calm diffuser 4.6/560 Loox reviews

THE LITTLE PLUG WITH A PURPOSE

Their favourite room. A little more calm.

One simple starter kit. Two refills included. Choose the rooms you want to support, and keep the familiar things they love.

  • One room One diffuser per open room, about 700 sq ft
  • In the box One diffuser with two refills
  • Lasts About 60 days total
€49,00 EUR€34,90 EURSave 29%
Find your room plan 4.6 (60 reviews)

Start with what you're seeing

What's going on at home?

Pick the line that sounds most like your week. Each one opens a calm, evidence-checked guide. No quiz to finish, no label to earn.

Pico resting low on a stone surface and looking directly at the camera.
Where most people start

Something changed overnight

Off their food, hiding, suddenly not themselves. Start here to rule out the scary stuff, then read the quiet signs together.

Start the safe first step
A ginger-and-white cat beside a clean cream litter box.

Peeing outside the box

A puddle where it shouldn't be. Here is the no-blame order to work through it.

Open the guide
Pico resting inside a quiet wooden nook at home.

Hiding, clinging, or on edge

The subtle signs of stress, and the home changes that actually help.

Open the guide
A ginger-and-white cat stretching on a sisal scratching post.

Scratching the furniture

Redirect the urge without a squirt bottle. Give it somewhere better to go.

Open the guide
Two cats sharing a windowsill while keeping a wary distance.

Tension between cats

Staring, blocking, one cat guarding the hallway. Map it before you move anything.

Open the guide
Pico travelling calmly with his person in a carrier backpack.

Moving or travelling

A new place or a long trip, planned so your cat feels safe on the other side.

Open the guide
Pico sitting on a warm balcony at home.

A calmer everyday

Play, height, and hiding spots that make an indoor day feel like plenty.

Open the guide

Calm, in practice

What a calm home looks like.

Not perfection. Just more choice, familiar places, and small changes you can actually observe.

01 · Notice

Watch the pattern before you change everything.

When, where, and what changed

02 · Offer choice

Make a quiet place available. Let them decide.

Space without pressure

03 · Keep familiar

Leave one refuge exactly as they know it.

A box, blanket, or resting spot

Find the guide that matches what you're seeing

Recent guides

Clear help for the next thing you notice.

Practical, vet-informed guides to help you understand what’s happening, and what to do next.

Browse all guides
1 3

COMMON QUESTIONS

A few things worth saying plainly.

Straight answers to the questions we hear most.

Is Catpip veterinary advice?

No. Catpip helps you organise what you are seeing and find a relevant next step. A veterinarian should assess anything new, persistent, painful, or physical.

Can I start with the guides first?

Yes. The guides are free and are a good place to start when you want to understand what you are seeing before deciding on a next step.

How should I pick a starting point?

Start with the line above that sounds most like your week. You do not need a diagnosis to begin, only something you have noticed.

What if my cat's situation feels urgent?

If a change is sudden, painful, physical, or worrying, call a veterinarian first. The guides can help you prepare what to share, but they are not a substitute for care.