Calming diffuser for dogs, eliminates pee and anxiety

Once the refill runs out (around 30 days), the calming signals gradually stop being released. If the underlying stress triggers are still present, behaviors may slowly return.

For consistent results, many customers use it monthly.

One diffuser typically covers up to approximately 500–700 square feet (depending on airflow and layout).

For larger homes or multiple floors, more than one diffuser may be recommended.

No. The pheromones are odorless to humans and other animals. Your dog detects them instinctively, even though you won't notice any scent.

Yes. The diffuser is designed to run continuously for up to 30 days per refill. It uses low energy and gradually releases pheromones into the room.

Simply plug it into an open outlet and allow airflow around it.

Place it in the room where your dog spends most of their time or where unwanted behaviors typically occur.

Avoid placing it behind furniture, curtains, or in covered spaces — open airflow helps it work effectively.

The diffuser releases a synthetic copy of natural calming pheromones that dogs recognize instinctively. These signals help communicate safety and reassurance in the environment, which can reduce stress-driven behaviors like indoor urination, excessive barking, chewing, and anxiety.

It doesn't sedate your dog — it simply helps them feel more secure in their space.

No — and it's not meant to.

This diffuser supports emotional balance, which can make training more effective. When a dog feels calmer and less anxious, they are more receptive to learning and routine correction.

Think of it as creating the right environment for progress.

If your dog's accidents are stress-related (territorial marking, anxiety, changes in routine, new environment), this can help reduce the emotional triggers behind them.

However, if accidents are medical, you should consult a veterinarian.