Matatabi for helping to become accustomed to the scratching post, 1 g

• Helps to teache the cat how and where to use a scratching post
• Improves appetite
• Strengthens the immune system.
• Increases the interest in toys and claw-sharping areas
• Has a beneficial effect on the general condition of the cat
• Non addictive

Matatabi originates from the name of the enzyme matatabi, which is produced in the buds of ornamental plums growing in Japan. , valerian and other similar mediacments due to its regulation of behavior in cats, both in its calming mechanism and in the depth of exposure it provides. Activating the so-called hormones of joy, serotonin and dopamine, the cat’s body develops immunity to adrenaline and non-adrenaline, which are formed in excess when in a state of fear, aggression and stress. Thanks to this unique property of matatabi, the cat’s body can effectively resist such manifestations.
Does not cause any addiction or so called “failure syndrome”. Helps increase playfulness and has a positive effect on the animal’s overall mood.

Dopamine is the hormone of joy and satisfaction. It is produced when a pet receives any positive experience
in its mind.

Serotonin is the hormone of self—confidence and satisfaction, it helps to cope with stressful situations more easily.

The natural function of Matatabi in the form of a spray awakens an active interest within the cat and a desire to achieve it at all costs. Therefore, matatabi can be effectively used as a universal tool for accustoming the cat to its specified scratching post and designated places that are intended for the cat to visit and use. It can also be used to help with an easier transition to a new food, for regulating behavior within the clowder (group of cats), for relieving the effects of stress caused by moving house, as well as when visiting a veterinarian or a groomer. On average the animal learns its new tasks (muscle memory) within 14-21 days.

Consists of 5-10 doses, 0.1 – 0.2 g per day.

Composition: 100% matatabi.