Jackson GalaxySolutions - Trauma-Free

My cat, Merlin, developed epilepsy last year. He's a very smart, very fast, very stubborn cat. He really didn't want his medicine. I believe that between the twice daily forced medicines (including chasing him with a blanket and moving furniture) and his grand mal seizures. He became seriously traumatized. He stopped socializing with the other cats and refused to be anywhere near me. My arms, face, hands, legs, and neck showed how he really felt. At one point he even bit the back of my head. After a severe bite that landed me I the hospital for 4 days, I thought that I was going to have to put him down. He was attacking the other cats. It was awful. I tried putting his meds in his food again in a last ditch effort. This time he ate it. He stopped having the seizures, but was still antisocial and aggressive. I decided to try trauma free. Since using it, he has begun to live peacefully again. He allows me to pet him, and he let's me pick him up. He has actually sought me out a few times for petting. He's playing more, and he's even socializing with his bff, Sammy. The change is incredible. I see him trusting me more and more each day.

I used it faithfully 2x a day for my cat who licks and rips out his fur do to a nervous condition brought on from his previous home. It did nothing for him

I don’t know what I’d do without these products - I’d never be able to get my cat to the vet without these! My normally very mild-mannered cat turns into “my cat from hell” and I struggle and struggle to get her into her cat carrier. In fact, the vet cannot get close to her!Enter “Stress Stopper” and “Trauma Free” and suddenly I can easily get her into the cat carrier and there is no hissing, scratching or biting the vet or techs.I give about 4-5 drops in her water and food the morning of her appointment as well as rubbing some into her coat, onto ears and chest - several times a day! Then just before getting her into the carrier, I’ll spray a towel that goes inside and give the carrier a spritz or two as well.This next vet appointment, my cat will have a lot done (shots, blood work, teeth cleaning, check-up and check skin lump). Because of this, I plan to go into the exam room first and spray the room and the exam table. Believe me, my cat will need all of this!!Love this/these products! Be sure to use them about 4-5 times in a day for it to work. It works within minutes on my cat.

Hoping it helps but haven't seen a big difference yet. It is easy to administer though so I will use it for at least the month or so the manufacturer says it takes.

Not sure...trying

I tried three different solutions. I used Bully and Trauma on one cat and Feral on the other. No results at all. I had to re-home the aggressor.

These essences are amazing. I have a rescue cat that was separated after growing up three years with his brother and sister only to be left at a rescue shelter for the past two years. He is a love but suffers from PTSD and stress. I yes Trauma Relief, Changing Time, Scaredy Cat and Stress Relief. At first I used Trauma Relief and Changing Times for awhile....5 drops and 3-4 drops respectively on wet food and in the cat's water. Mix the drops in well, especially in the food. You can ️you them on dry food and mix in well, but I would use about 3 drops of each then. Next, when I noticed improvement I moved to using the scaredy cat and Stress relief drops. I put 2 drops of each along with the first essences I used. Again, try not to use more than three drops of each together if you are using more than one essence at the same time.You need to reinforce this treatment with lots of love, attention and time around the cat. No matter what the issue is, cats need time with their owners. These really work in behavioral and emotional issues.

Still using on my small dog for stress and seems to be working.