PETHROOM Unscented Cat Moisture Mist Natural Leave-In Conditioner Spray for Cats 95 Plant Extracts Hydrating Detangling Static Dander

I bought this because my 16 year old cat can't groom himself and his long hair was dry and frizzy. His skin was dry and flaky and he was miserable. First I sprayed it on a paper towel and rubbed it on him , he flinched but after he smelled it he let me spray it on him and brush it in. He loved how it felt and has since come to life, feeling good, looking good, acting younger and wanting to play. His hair is laying down now, it's soft and silky with no skin irritation. I highly recommend this product and will buy it again. Read more

no smell my cats don't like the sounds of the pump so it's hard to tell if it works yet. Read more

My cat has been itchy around his mane, so after reading reviews I thought I’d try it. A warm wash cloth daily helped but he didn’t like having wet like fur. I also purchased a continuous mist sprayer which has a softer sound than the squirt spray. I mist the base of the fur without saturating the coat. His fur is silky and much of the itching has stopped. I would buy this again and recommend if you are on the line whether to buy it. The cat doesn’t seem to mind if there is a scent, I can’t detect a fragrance. Read more

Very good product. My cat has a rather greasy coat, this helps go cleans a bit and really condition hair. Since my cat is Persian, he gets a bath every 2 months. This spray keeps his coat and skin in good condition. Easier to comb through as well. Highly revommend Read more

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We've used a similar product, from a bee company, which does the same thing as this one, but the cat tends to run from it. He didn't run when this was sprayed. It might be the newness of it, but it seems to be neutral enough not to annoy this very easy-going cat. We'll update this review if that changes, or not, with time. It didn't trigger asthma, and seems natural. Hair looks great even 2 days after using it, and there are less stray dry skin flakes clinging to the hair when scratched. Those stand out against dark hair. There seems to be less static cling. As we head into winter, I'll be interested to check if this helps reduce static shocks after petting. Three sprays were applied, shoulders, end of back, and one side. This was sprayed in his vacinity days before using it, and it didn't bother him. With the other spray, I have to put it on my hands, grab, and rub all over. Here's hoping this continues to be easier. Read more

Excellent formula, nothing sketchy for cats. Great for long haired cats prone to matting, or just for extra love and shine for your short hair. Read more

Well, what a nice surprise! I ordered this thinking it might help me groom my cats without so many single hairs and dead skin cells flying around. And yes, it DOES help control all those runaways, but it really helps moisturize my girls' fur, too. I wasn't sure it would do much, but I like it, and there are benefits I didn't expect. I've come to think of it kind of like a leave-in conditioner, similar to what I use after I wash my hair. It reduces static electricity in their fur, so there are fewer shocks when I go to pet them, which is very helpful now that the weather is turning colder and we are using indoor heat more, which obviously leads to drier air. It also makes their coats look and feel softer and shinier, and just healthier overall. Using this stuff is very simple, especially if you already have a grooming or brushing routine. One of my cats "ain't afraid of nothin'" (<--her words, not mine), and, as expected, she had no problem with my using this stuff on her fur. As long as I keep brushing, she's good. My other girl is a scaredy cat. She was skeptical of this apparently terrifying-looking bottle initially, and mildly frightened by the sound of the spray, but she got used to it by the third time I sprayed it. I appreciate that it's a quick and relatively quiet sprayer, so she was only scarred for a few minutes, rather than for life. (Cats.) My only real gripe about this product is that most of the product information printed on the label and the box it comes in is in some other language, apparently Asian...Korean, I'm guessing? (It is made in Korea.) There are some English blurbs that have what I assume is a translation from whatever is printed nearby, but not everything is translated, and I'd like to know what it says. Particularly since this is just an adhesive stick-on label, I think it could be printed for an English-speaking American market pretty simply and affordably. However, I used Google Translate to grab a screenshot of what it says, and you can see that translation--an ingredients list and some safety guidance should your cat have any ill effects--in one of my attached photos. Aside from that small complaint, I like this stuff more than I thought I would, and I think my cats do, too, so I do recommend it. Read more