Lauren Taylor
Taking it slowly
My cat is suspicious of anything new, so I let her investigate the collar before putting it on. She seems fine wearing it for now. I'm taking it one step at a time.

For their favourite “wrong” spots while they relearn. Waterproof and washable.
A warm, plush blanket that becomes your cat’s own calm spot. Ships in the same parcel.
Lifts pet hair off the sofa, bed and clothes in a few strokes. Rinse and reuse.


★★★★★Rated 4.9 | 442 reviews
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Hiding, hissing, yowling at night: it’s not personality, it’s a cat who doesn’t feel safe. Lulla’s pheromone helps them feel safe again.

Cats feel safe through scent. From their first days, a mother cat’s calming scent tells kittens “you’re safe here.”
Yet today our cats live with constant change: being left alone, visitors, new pets, moving house. That’s why stress shows up as hiding, scratching and peeing outside the box.
So Lulla™ goes where they go: a calming scent in every room.
More boxes give them more options, but a stressed cat still marks outside them. The box was never the problem: stress is, and Lulla™ works on it.
They only calm the room they’re plugged into, and your cat walks away from the scent the moment they leave it. Lulla™ goes where they go, 24/7, with no plugging in.
Great for the smell, but they don’t touch the reason behind it. A spotless floor won’t stop a stressed cat from marking again; Lulla™ works on the stress behind it.
New litter can help a picky cat, but when stress is the trigger, the accidents come back. Lulla™ eases the stress itself.
Most cheap “calming” collars are just coated in lavender and essential oils. Lulla™ uses a cat pheromone instead.

Not all calming collars are the same
Cat owners are now reporting irritation and allergies, and some of the same brands advertise “lavender-free”. Lulla™ was never made with lavender or essential oils: it mimics your cat’s own comforting pheromone.
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So why do they fall short?
The ASPCA lists lavender as toxic to cats, and essential oils can cause drooling and vomiting, so a “calm” cat may simply feel unwell.

✕ Lavender & oilsDrag to see the difference



A calming pheromone, a breakaway clasp, and 30 days per collar.

If the collar ever catches on something, the clasp opens.

Rain and splashes don’t stop it working.

One size, 15 in (38 cm). Fasten it, leave room for two fingers, trim the extra end.

Then switch to a fresh one. 6 collars cover one cat for 6 months.

OUR VETERINARY PARTNER
Helen is a veterinary professional who understands how stress can affect a pet’s everyday life. Through her experience working with anxious cats and dogs, she has seen how changes in their environment can affect their sense of security and well-being.
“Every pet deserves to feel safe, comfortable, and secure at home. Supporting their emotional well-being starts with understanding what they need to feel at ease.”Helen Vitkoff
At Lulla™, we believe that small, thoughtful changes can make a meaningful difference in a pet’s daily life.

Clip it on. Give it 30 days. If the peeing, fighting or stress doesn’t improve, you get a full refund. No questions. No hassle. Nothing to send back, and you keep the collar. Guarantee terms
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Based on 442 reviews
Lauren Taylor
My cat is suspicious of anything new, so I let her investigate the collar before putting it on. She seems fine wearing it for now. I'm taking it one step at a time.

Ashley Lee
She sniffed it when I first put it on and then went back to sleep. That's about the easiest introduction I could have hoped for.

Sarah Miller
We've had a lot going on at home lately, and I wanted to keep her routine as calm as possible. This was easy to introduce alongside her usual bed and hiding spots.

Brooke Allen
I nearly guessed the size, but I'm glad I measured first. It sits much better than the first collar I bought elsewhere. Take a minute to check the sizing before ordering.

Julia Martin
My cat gets unsettled when things change at home, so I wanted to try something easy to add to her routine. The collar is straightforward to use. It's too early for me to say whether it makes a difference, but she tolerates it well.

Morgan Clark
Put it on after breakfast and she went straight back to lounging by the window. I was expecting more drama, honestly. So far, so good.

Grace Carter
The material seems soft and the collar is lightweight. My cat hasn't been trying to scratch at it, although I still keep an eye on her to make sure it's not irritating her skin.

Amanda Anderson
I was worried she would try to pull it off, but she mostly ignored it after I adjusted it. It feels light and doesn't look too bulky on her.

Stephanie Young
The first day she kept sniffing at it and seemed a little unsure. By the next day she wasn't paying much attention to it. I'm introducing it gradually and checking the fit.

Madison Hall
I measured her neck before ordering and the fit seems good. There's enough room for comfort, and I make a point of checking it every day.

Victoria Wilson
It arrived, I adjusted it to fit, and my cat went back to what she was doing. Nothing fancy, but easy to use. I'll keep an eye on her comfort as she wears it.
Sophie Cooper
I almost ordered based on a guess, but measuring her neck helped. The collar fits much better than I expected and is easy to adjust.
Anna Morgan
Usually she fusses when I try a new collar, but this went surprisingly smoothly. I'll keep checking the fit, but the first impression is good.
Emily Moore
It's been easy to use and she hasn't been trying to remove it. I haven't noticed any rubbing, but I still check her neck and take it off if she seems uncomfortable.
Olivia Phillips
We made a quiet corner for her and kept her feeding and play times consistent. I added the collar too, mostly because it was easy to try. I like that it doesn't complicate the routine.
Paige Brooks
The instructions were straightforward and adjusting the collar was simple. It's early days, but my cat is tolerating it well.
Rachel Campbell
Some collars look a bit chunky on my small cat, but this one looks fairly lightweight. I check that I can fit the right amount of space around her neck and that it isn't rubbing.
Abigail Hill
I've never really used a collar with her before, so I took my time adjusting it. The process was simpler than I expected. Just make sure your cat is supervised while you're checking how it fits.
Erin Johnson
She wasn't thrilled in the first few minutes, so I took it off and tried again later when she was relaxed. The second try went much better. Going slowly was the right choice for us.
Claire Richardson
I wanted something simple to try while keeping her normal routine consistent. It's easy to use and she doesn't seem bothered by wearing it.
Natalie Baker
The collar was easy to adjust, but definitely measure your cat rather than guessing. Once I had it sitting comfortably, she didn't seem bothered by it.
Hannah Lewis
I was unsure whether she'd tolerate a collar at all. She sniffed it, stepped away, and then let me put it on later when she was calm. We're still getting used to it, but so far it's going okay.
Danielle Collins
It's lightweight and doesn't have lots of bits hanging off it. I made sure it wasn't too tight and she's been moving around normally.
Brittany King
It looks neat and doesn't have lots of extra bits hanging off it. My cat can move around normally, and I haven't noticed it catching on anything.
Samantha Thomas
The move made her routine a bit unpredictable, so I was looking for something easy to try. I can't tell how much the collar contributes, but it's simple to use and she accepts wearing it.
Jasmine Bailey
I put it on while she was relaxed and she barely reacted. The fit seems good, and I check it each day to make sure it isn't rubbing.
Lily Wright
The first time I put it on, I needed to adjust it again because it was sitting awkwardly. Once I got the fit right, she seemed much more comfortable. Check the fit rather than rushing it.
Kayla Davis
I don't think any one product is going to change a cat overnight, but I wanted to try this as part of a calmer routine. It hasn't caused any fuss so far, and I'll keep observing how she gets on.
Jessica Mitchell
I put it on when she was relaxed rather than trying to do it while she was running around. That made the whole thing easier. She seems comfortable wearing it.
Allison Scott
She's fussy about collars and usually paws at them, so I introduced this slowly and watched her reaction. So far she has left it alone more than I expected.
Megan Evans
Nothing complicated about it, which I appreciate. I adjusted it, checked that it wasn't too tight, and let her get on with her day.
Katherine Walker
Usually she makes a whole event out of wearing something new, but this time she only fussed for a minute. I still check the collar regularly, but the first impression has been positive.
Nicole Adams
My cat tends to hide when there are unfamiliar people around. I bought this as one small thing to try, along with giving her a quiet room to retreat to. It's comfortable enough that she leaves it alone.
Chloe Green
It arrived neatly packed and was easy to figure out. The collar itself is lightweight. I would have liked clearer sizing guidance, but overall it was straightforward.
Alexis Roberts
I like that it doesn't look heavy around her neck. The adjustment was simple, and it hasn't got in the way when she eats or naps.
Rebecca Nelson
I've only been using it for a short time, so I can't make any big claims about the effect. What I can say is that it was easy to put on and my cat seems comfortable with the fit.
Heather Murphy
She's a bit wary of new things, so I introduced it slowly. She seems okay wearing it, and I'm giving her time to get used to it.
Jennifer Parker
She wasn't sure about it at first, so I let her sniff it and tried again later. That worked better, and she seems comfortable now.
Mia Bennett
Took me a minute to get the size right, but once adjusted it sat comfortably. My cat hasn't tried to pull it off so far.
Kayla Reed
The collar doesn't look bulky on my cat, which I like. It was easy to put on and she went back to her usual nap afterward.
FAQ
1. Clip it on, with two fingers of room. Body warmth releases the pheromone all day.
2. Give it a week or two. Put on a fresh collar every 30 days.
Cats new to collars usually need a little time. Put it on during a calm, sleepy moment, give a treat, and leave two fingers of room. It’s soft and light, and the breakaway clasp opens if it ever catches. The practical manual “The Calm Cat Plan” (free with Buy 4 or Buy 6) has a “first 72 hours” guide for nervous cats.
Yes. Lulla™ is clinically proven and vet recommended. It’s drug-free and calms with a cat pheromone, not lavender or essential oils.
Yes, one collar per cat, and each collar lasts 30 days. 2 collars cover one cat for 2 months (or two cats for a month), 6 collars cover one cat for 6 months or two cats for 3 months, and 10 collars suit multi-cat homes, with spares if one breaks. Tension between cats is one of the most common reasons owners try pheromones.
Stress is a common cause, and pheromones are widely used for it. Lulla™ isn’t a medicine, so keep up your usual care and check in with your vet if something seems off.
Fair question. A plug-in diffuser stays in one room, while a collar goes wherever your cat goes, all day. Many calming collars rely on lavender or essential oils; Lulla™ relies on a cat pheromone. It also works best as one part of a plan: a quiet safe spot, a steady routine, and cleaning old spots with an enzyme cleaner. The practical manual “The Calm Cat Plan” (free with Buy 4 or Buy 6) walks you through it, and the 30-day guarantee has you covered.
The ASPCA lists lavender as toxic to cats, and cats groom whatever is on their fur. Lulla™ doesn’t rely on lavender or essential oils.
A light, pleasant one. It isn’t an essential oil, and it isn’t what calms your cat: the pheromone does.