A worried owner watches her tense tabby crouched by the hallway wall, where a Purroma diffuser is plugged in

She’s not being spiteful. She’s sending an SOS.

Peeing, spraying and hiding are how a stressed cat asks for help. Purroma answers her in every room, day and night.

  • Answers the stress behind peeing and spraying
  • Helps her feel safe enough to come out of hiding
  • Brings calm back between your pets
How many rooms is she struggling in?

One diffuser per room. Each covers up to 540 sq ft (50 m²).

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Is your cat sending an SOS?

Each of these is a stress signal, not bad behavior.

  • Sprayingwalls, doors, furniture
  • Peeing outside the boxbed, rug, clothes
  • Hidingfor hours or days
  • Fightinghissing at other pets
  • Scratchingnew places, more often

It’s not spite. It’s a distress signal.

Cats don’t punish people. They ask for help the only way they can.

“She peed on my bed to get back at me.”

Your bed smells most like you. She’s looking for somewhere that feels safe.

“He sprays the doorway out of spite.”

Spraying is how a cat marks territory when she feels it’s under threat.

“She hides because she’s angry with us.”

Hiding is how a frightened cat copes when her home stops feeling safe.

“They just hate each other now.”

Fights between cats often start with stress from a change at home.

What it looks likeWhat’s really happening

Why it keeps getting worse

Most owners get stuck in the same loop without knowing it.

  1. Something changesA move, a baby, a new pet. Her home stops feeling safe.
  2. She sends a signalPeeing, spraying, hiding or fighting.
  3. We scold or scrubScolding adds fear. Strong cleaners strip the scents that told her “this is home”.
  4. She feels less safeSo the signal gets louder, and the loop starts again.

Purroma breaks the loop. It keeps telling her home “all clear”, so she has no reason to keep signaling.

What set off her SOS?

To a cat, any of these can be enough. Most owners can name one.

  • A new baby
  • A partner or roommate moving in
  • A new kitten or dog
  • Moving home
  • A new rug, couch or bed
  • A moved litter box
  • A new work schedule
  • Strong cleaners or perfume
  • Losing a companion
  • Visitors, fireworks or building work

Answer her in her own language

Purroma sends the All-Clear Signal: the calm, familiar scent that tells a cat she’s safe.

  1. Cats mark safe placesCheek rubs leave a calming “this is home” scent.
  2. Change and scrubbing erase itWithout it, her home sounds the alarm.
  3. Purroma puts it back, 24/7A synthetic copy of that scent fills the room and tells her “all clear”.
A Purroma diffuser glowing softly on a living-room wall while a tabby cat sleeps stretched out on the rug

An answer in every room, with no gaps

Calming products usually fail at the gaps: a room left out, a refill run dry, a spray that wore off.

On 24/7Works day and night. No sprays to reapply.
One per roomCovers up to 540 sq ft (50 m²), right where she spends her time.
A month per refillSwap in a fresh refill once a month.
No pills or collarsNothing to force on her. Just plug it in.
Three rooms, each with a Purroma diffuser plugged in near the floor: a tabby on the armchair, a ginger cat asleep on the bed, a black cat by the litter box, each diffuser plugged into the wall

Don’t let the signal go quiet

Calm builds over a few weeks, and it lasts as long as the signal does.

  1. TonightPlug it inOne in each room where it’s happening.
  2. Weeks 1–2She starts settlingLess hiding, more time in shared spaces.
  3. Weeks 3–4A calmer homeFewer accidents, less spraying and hissing.
  4. If the refill runs dryThe SOS can come backOwners often notice old habits returning within days.
  5. Every monthSwap the refillKeep the all-clear running so the calm doesn’t fade.

Every cat is different. If behavior changes suddenly, check with your vet.

Only your cat notices it

What’s inside Purroma, and how to use it safely around your family.

Made for cats onlyPheromones are species-specific, so dogs, other pets and people aren’t affected.
Two ingredientsPheromones and heterogeneous solvents. Nothing to swallow, spray or wear.
Use it safelyPlug in upright, away from open flames and out of reach of children and pets. If the liquid gets in eyes or is swallowed, rinse with clean water and call a doctor if it’s severe.

Ingredients: pheromones, heterogeneous solvents.

Purroma vs. the usual fixes

FeaturePurromaCalming spraysCalming pills
Works 24/7YesWears off fastDaily doses
Nothing to give herYesYesPill every day
Set up oncePlug inReapply oftenOngoing
Covers a whole roomUp to 540 sq ftOne spotNot applicable

Purroma at home

A calmer home, room by room.

An orange cat and a tortoiseshell cat asleep together on a sofa in the evening, a Purroma diffuser plugged in on the wall behind A tabby cat stepping into the litter box, with a Purroma diffuser plugged in on the wall beside it A Purroma diffuser plugged in by a kitchen doorway, a tabby cat walking past

How to use

Three steps. Takes a minute.

  1. Plug one into every room she usesUpright, close to where the behavior happens. Not behind furniture or curtains.
  2. Leave it on, day and nightIt works continuously, so don’t unplug it.
  3. Swap the refill every monthOne refill lasts about a month, so swap it before it runs dry.

Questions

Is my cat doing this out of spite?
No. Cats don’t act out of revenge. Peeing, spraying, hiding and fighting are stress signals, usually set off by a change at home. Scolding tends to make them worse; making her home feel safe again is what helps.
How many do I need?
One for each room she spends time in or where the problem happens. Each diffuser covers up to 540 sq ft (50 m²). Keep it clear of furniture and curtains.
How long until I see a difference?
Many owners notice her settling within the first couple of weeks. Keep it running continuously for at least a month before you judge it.
What’s in the box?
Each room kit has 1 diffuser and 2 refills, enough for about two months in one room.
Do I have to subscribe?
No. One-time purchase is the default. Subscribe and save is optional, takes 15% off refills, and you can cancel anytime from your account.
Will my dog, other pets or people be affected?
No. Pheromones are species-specific, so only cats respond to Purroma’s signal. Dogs, other animals and people aren’t affected.
What’s in it?
Two ingredients: pheromones and heterogeneous solvents that carry the scent into the air. Keep it out of reach of children and pets, and don’t drink the liquid.
What if it’s something medical?
If the behavior started suddenly, especially around the litter box, see your vet first. Some health issues look exactly like stress.
I tried another diffuser and it didn’t work.
The usual reasons: one unit trying to cover a whole home, the refill running out, or stopping after a few days. Use one per room, keep it on, and give it a few weeks.

You don’t have to choose between your cat and your home.

Answer her SOS tonight. One diffuser per room.

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