Not sure how I can rate this yet. I've been using it for about a week or so and I still haven't been able to touch my kitten. I figure I'll keep using it, hoping I'll be able to pet him soon. He'll be 5 months old this month, so he still has a lot of wildness in him. He still growls and hisses at me but he has never swatted at me. He's very curious with us when we go into his room where we have him. He also plays with all of his toys that we've bought him.
So, ask me later in a couple of weeks to see if it is working. One main reason I bought it was because of other reviews that I read with others saying within 3 days they noticed a difference in their ferals.

I call this 'happy juice' for my beautiful little fur baby. When she sees me with her water bowl and the bottle, she chirps and comes running. I put a few drops in her water, and she has been much happier and friendlier. She used to hide in my bedroom. Now, she is coming out and rolling on the floor happily. She seems much more relaxed.

My formerly outdoor cat has been a happy house cat for 16 months. While she was outdoors, I used this formula regularly as part of our routine to socialize her. She would come on our screened-in patio, but only if the door were left cracked open. I put it on her rubber brush (no static electricity) and would groom her with it once or twice a day on the patio, where she also ate. She loved being groomed and seemed to like this formula very much. Using this helped us help her to associate the patio with positive experiences. It took a few years, yes years, but eventually, she started coming indoors for short stints. Then she started staying overnight indoors, so we switched both the grooming with this formula and her feedings indoors. When Hurricane Ian was approaching, we explained to her that we were going to close the screen doors on the patio and that she needed to stay indoors 24/7. To our delight, she not only stayed in, but also has not shown any interest in going outdoors ever since. She adjusted to being a house cat remarkably well. Everything indoors seemed new to her so we don't think she had been a house cat before, but cats are very smart and learn quickly. I used Pine Naturals Clumping Litter in a jumbo size box with a few pieces of the mulch from the yard on top (and a few sprinkles of Fresh Step Litter Attractant at first), and she immediately identified this as her litter box. I gradually eliminated the mulch pieces and the attractant. She will go out on the screened-in patio first thing in the morning when we go out in the garden to fill the bird feeders, and she enjoys watching the birds and other wildlife, but has no interest in going out there. Then she comes in for the rest of the day and night. i still groom her daily with the rubber brush and a comb, but gradually stopped needing the formula. I keep some on hand as well as some of the one that calms cats when firecrackers are set off around holidays. I have not needed the para-outta-site or fleaxx since she has been indoors, but highly recommend both of those as well. The first bed she would even sit in was a Jackson Galaxy donut bed, which she still occasionally naps in indoors, although she has transitioned to heated cat mat beds on the sofas. Thanks, Jackson Galaxy for all these excellent products and your advice about observing cats and listening to them and allowing them to make choices that they are comfortable with.

Lulu is our 10 year old feral kitty (adopted as a kitten) but she's always had high anxiety, is afraid of noises, strangers, etc. Recently after a traumatic New Year's Eve :-( we decided to try Feral Cat Soother. She instantly was more relaxed, started eating all of her food at every meal (she was often too anxious to finish) and has started playing with her little sister (before this it was just bullying) We've tried other things to no avail. I couldn't recommend it more for ferals. Yay for Lulu!

I did a trap/neuter/release on feral kittens who ended up being malnourished, three months, old, along with their mother, who was perhaps nine months old, and looks like a tiny kitten, and then exploded and growth. kept them as indoor cats. The kittens are now perhaps 13 months old and the mother is perhaps almost 2 years old. Period Recently, some events occurred that really shook up one of them who became extremely reclusive. I searched and found this remedy, and began putting it in the water of all the cats, and all the feral cats are unfolding and more comfortable, and the reclusive, kitty is coming out of there a little house and sniffing my fingers and feeling more comfortable and it’s only been three days. I can’t tell you how grateful I am.