Jackson Galaxy: Easy Breather (2 oz.) - Pet Solution - Detoxify and Discharge Toxins - Can Aid with Respiratory Issues (Allergies, Asthma,etc.) - All-Natural Formula - Reiki Energy

***Update (and I added a star): It's been almost 3 months. There has been hardly any stalking and there have been NO (serious) attacks (that any of us has witnessed) in more than a month. We are VERY pleased with the results. We still separate as before but now, at night, the kittens spend a lot of time on the first floor and are very comfortable. During the day, they remain upstairs. Tortie 1 still visits upstairs but rarely enters the kittens' room. Tortie 2 hasn't gone upstairs in a long time. Hopefully, some day there will be peace throughout but for now, everyone seems quite happy. I add the drops to the older cats' food morning and evening as well as about a dropper-full to their water. I haven't rubbed the solution on any cat's fur for more than a month. I recommend long-term use in order to reap the benefits. I am glad I stuck it out.*** I've been using Bully Solution for about a month and, surprisingly, it's kind of working. I am not quite using it to its full potential, that is, 4x/day, each affected cat. I add 6-8 drops to the cats' water and mix 4 drops into the cats' wet food. I don't know who ultimately ingests what, and the water is never finished, some food usually remains, so not complete dosages. This is our situation, and it's not good: Alpha male (all black; 8 y.o.), 2 girls (Torties; 4 y.o.). 2 new(ish) kittens (tabbies/tigers; 1 y.o.). The alpha male has actually been pretty well behaved. I thought he would be the main threat. Sure, there's the occasional chase or swipe, but generally, he's been a peacekeeper--for the kittens. He's nice to Tortie 1 but less so to Tortie 2. Since the kittens' arrival, he's been a little tougher on Tortie 2. We think Tortie 2, once the cat on the bottom of the Alpha chain, is afraid she will retain that status even with the introduction of the new kittens, so that they will be "elevated" above her. By chasing the kittens, she's trying to stay in 3rd place, as it were. Torties 1 and 2 terrorize the poor kittens (now 14 months old). They stalk and chase them under my bed. We did the whole new-cat-introduction and took our time with it--I don't want to take up time/space with that but if you're interested, we can use the Comment section. In pretty short order, it became apparent that the kittens would remain upstairs and the girls downstairs as possible. At night, the Torties go willingly into the basement (finished basement, cat condo, food, litter, etc.--decent space for cats). The kittens roam the house. Alpha roams freely. During the day, the Torties mostly stay on the first floor (sometimes basement) but occasionally go upstairs with one purpose only. Eventually they get bored and come back downstairs. Here's how the product works for us: Alpha is definitely less aggressive. He never was particularly aggressive, but he's better with Tortie 2. Not perfect--still blocks her way sometimes, much less swiping or chasing. Tortie 1 is terrorizing less--but still doing it. I try to apply Bully Solution to her neck and back but with her short fur, she can feel it quickly and doesn't like it at all. Tortie 2 is terrorizing MUCH LESS, but still doing it. For her, I try to rub some Bully Solution on her at least 1x/day. She can feel it on her short hair after the first few pats and walks away. She returns pretty quickly. She doesn't like the feel either, but would rather have the petting. The other issue, though, is Tortie 2's urinating--almost anywhere but the box. This has been extremely difficult for her and for us. We've been to the vet several times with various remedies including traditional and homeopathic. Basically, cats, when stressed, can suffer from bladder distress, where their bladder becomes irritated. This can sometimes result in some blood in the urine. This is what is going on with Tortie 2. No infection, nothing else. And currently, no blood. Still working on this problem, but in the meantime, Bully Solution is helping with the aggression. NOTE: Torties are territorial. I never knew this until one (and only one) vet informed us. It would have been great to know this a long time ago

From the day we brought them home together from the shelter to about 1 year together our Houdini(male) and Jaxsi (female) were true lovebirds. Then Houdini woke one morning “morphed”. He had morphed into a bully! Our poor little Jaxsi girl… He was constantly grabbing her by the neck, pouncing on her and holding her down. He is fixed and THREE times her size. She became not only instantly afraid of him, but she began to hide in fear. He was an absolute B-U-L-L-Y! He would not let her sleep, not let her eat, or get ANY lovin’ from us. He was so jealous it was “me, me, me!”He had become her worst nightmare. I decided that I had faith in his methods and would try his products. I bought the Bully solution. UNBELIEVABLE! Honestly, my family and I were instantly pleased. I’ve no idea why, but Houdini feels that he MUST be in attendance when you go into the bathroom. Explain that! But somehow, he gets in!!! I decided to use it as my opportunity. I sprayed 5 squirts of the product into my hands and proceeded to rub Houdini from head to toe repeating “that’s my Houdini, feels good getting a full body massage huh?” I massaged the product in good all over his neck and body (avoiding his eye area). Wow! To say there was a change is an understatement. Honest! Now, we use it whenever he starts his “bully dance” (which has stopped being a daily occurrence) but we notice him starting. Jaxsi has noticed the difference too! She has come out of hiding. She not only gets to eat now, but they are actually eating side-by-side! Quite often they come up missing and we find them together sound asleep up against each other in their favorite tranquil place… the bathtub! Lol. Our “bully” has pretty much left the building! It’s not a permanent cure, but it helps to eliminate his inner bully (if even only for a few hours) and he’s his lover-boy self again. It truly warms our hearts seeing them together and not hearing the hissing and watching the fighting going on. It is really is easy to use. We just rub it in. We opted for rubbing the product on him because he’s too smart. He KNOWS when you put it in his water or try to give it to him any other way. But hey, who can resist a good body massage? Not my Houdini! Jaxsi says “thank you” for making this product because she is happier and loves getting her morning kiss and nose rub from Houdini much better than having to bust out her exquisite boxing skills and remind him she’s little but mighty! (Funny, that was HIS name in the shelter). In all seriousness, we’ve tried other products for other issues like calming, etc. with other manufacturers products we’ve had no success. But WE ARE VERY PLEASED with this product. My only problem now is that I need to see if he makes a solution for flying. Yes…. I said “flying” as our bully now believes he can “fly” and that’s not going well. Oh well! Wish me luck!

As an intro - we have had cats for decades - all rescues at various ages. But this most recent addition to our family (a 12 year old) became a challenge. Followed J. Galaxy's instructions for how to introduce a new cat to a resident cat (who is 17 and lived with another cat her entire life, which cat passed away at age 19 a couple months ago)- the whole thing - separate rooms, gradual opening doors, eating on other side of doors, exchange blankets with scents, etc etc etc. Even throw in a animal communicator session or two. Over the course of 6 weeks, nothing was working. The two hated each other, although thankfully they were not attacking each other - just walk-by paw swats, hissing and growling. So, I purchased 'Peacemaker' to add to the whole process of intros. Peacemaker didn't do a thing - didn't change a thing. Everything was like it was prior to my spending money on the Peacemaker. In case anyone was wondering, it is now 4 months later. We didn't give up and kept going back to square one (without using more bottles of Peacemaker) - separate rooms; then placing one in the other's room to mix scents; allowing the new one to roam and explore the house uninterrupted; feeding in the same room but opposite sides of room then gradually, oh so gradually, bringing the bowls closer together; so forth and so on. We are now at the point where the two can co-exist. They can eat 2 feet apart, sit 3 feet apart. Occasional hisses. They will never be good buddies who groom each other and sleep together - but we are hoping this will change with time - maybe in another year!

Bought this thinking: Man, it would be nice if it worked, but was prepared for it not to. IT WORKS. Cat belly and inner thighs were mowed down to nothing, even sores/scratches started showing up. I needed to help my fur baby. Was she bored and over-grooming? Yes. She is 13 years and it has only gotten to be an issue in the last year. No pills/medications for her. I wanted something more holistic. This was it. Don't waste by putting it in water. Just put 5-ish drops onto you palm, or right onto cat. Rub it gently over area that's being obsessed over. Rub hands over their head and cheeks too, and down the body with whatever's left. It should just be like you're petting your cat. BE SURE TO AGITATE the bottle before using dropper to mix it before use. It really does not smell like anything (to us). Within a day or two was already seeing a reduction in time she was interested in chewing her body. I started with 3x day (morning, dinner and before bed) and have now decreased to 2x day with same results. Been using it only for under 1 month. She still 'bathes' especially after meals, but spends a substantially declined amount of time on her obsessed areas as she used to. Unreal. What would be nice though, if the price was less - especially living in Canada - shipping is brutal.

Made a huge difference with my bully

We have two Cats with asthma and nothing helped until we started using these drops.

Just does not work. My Maine Coon is just as bad as he ever was, despite my following the instructions to the letter. Expensive and not worth the money.

My cat started over grooming and created a Buddha belly with no hair. We had a baby and possible this was the reason that our already neurotic furbaby gone over the edge. It said to apply 4 times a day. We put the drops twice a day into her food and then twice when she comes for a little fuss we brush it into her fur. She def got better. ..not sure if it was the drops or that the home situation settled and she realised that the screaming mini human is not out to get her. But it's now a few weeks and there is fluffy hair back on her belly. So I will keep on using the drops and may try to reduce it slowly and see what happens