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SecureCat Gentle Touch Hand Gel for Cats 245 mL Bottle
SecureCat Gentle Touch Hand Gel for Cats 245 mL Bottle
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$58.99 CAD
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SecureCat™ Gentle Touch is a hydroalcoholic gel containing Allomarking Feline Facial Pheromone (F4), specifically designed for veterinarians, groomers, trainers and other professionals to ensure gentle and positive interactions with cats.
- Applied to the hands before handling, the gel releases the F4 pheromone to help cats feel secure and at ease, promoting a sense of familiarity during examinations or grooming sessions.
- This creates a more comfortable experience for both the cat and the handler, helping the cat perceive these situations as safe and reassuring.
- Apply 1 to 2 pumps on the hands and rub together until dry.
- Re-apply after washing hands.
- Bottle yields about 100 pumps.
| For | Cats |
|---|---|
| Active ingredients | Pheromone analogs |
| Form | Gel |
| Pack size | 245 mL Bottle |
| Prescription | Not required |
Common questions
- What is SecureCat Gentle Touch Hand Gel for Cats used for?
- SecureCat™ Gentle Touch is a hydroalcoholic gel containing Allomarking Feline Facial Pheromone (F4), specifically designed for veterinarians, groomers, trainers and other professionals to ensure gentle and positive interactions with cats.
- What is the active ingredient in SecureCat Gentle Touch Hand Gel for Cats?
- It contains Pheromone analogs.
- How is SecureCat Gentle Touch Hand Gel for Cats given?
- It is a gel, applied to the affected area. Follow the directions on the package.
Important information: Confirm the intended species, size, ingredients, warnings, package format and directions on the current product label before use. Product information can change. Consult a veterinarian or pharmacist when deciding whether a product is appropriate for an individual pet. This page provides general product information and is not a diagnosis or individualized treatment advice.
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