Pacific Pet Supplies

[Trishm]

Their prices for the Adaptil collars seem to be too good to be true, was just wondering if anyone has purchased from them.

[fbaudry]

I've purchased Adaptil refills and Sentry collars from them (last time probably over a year ago). Never had an issue.

[Papillon Kisses]

I will PM you, but my advice for the purposes of this thread is to take up the offers of price matches from physical Australian stores such as Petbarn and Pet Stock.

[Hetty]

PetStock won't price match unless the company has a physical store, but Petbarn will.

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[Trishm]

Thanks !!

[Nanoosh]

I've purchased Adaptil refills and Sentry collars from them (last time probably over a year ago). Never had an issue.

Do the Adaptil collars work? Thinking of getting one for my girl as she is a little anxious and over excited at the same time. Thanks!

[Scottsmum]

I've purchased Adaptil refills and Sentry collars from them (last time probably over a year ago). Never had an issue.

Do the Adaptil collars work? Thinking of getting one for my girl as she is a little anxious and over excited at the same time. Thanks!

In my experience it's a very individual thing. We used them for my last bitch when she had to live with a family member and her dog - we had two pushy bitches in the house - I don't think it made a difference but it was a condition of her living there.

The diffuses might be better...

I've heard a number of people over the years say they have seen great results with Cats using the feline version - and I have met the occasional person who says the doggy version works ...

Spose it's worth a shot.

[Papillon Kisses]

Yeah it does seem to work for some and not others. I know of someone who has to replace it at the 3 week mark (instead of the standard month) as there's a distinct change in the dog. I'm still not 100% convinced that it's helping my dog, but I don't want to change multiple things at once.

Some dogs get confused or agitated by the scent. We have to air ours for a bit when the package is opened, as it has a chemical smell that my dog finds aversive.

In terms of products, each kind of suits different applications.

Diffuser - good for the dog when only needed in a particular room, e.g. a dog with separation anxiety or who spends the vast majority of their time in one room and isn't anxious outside the home.

Collar - good for a dog who needs support wherever he goes, in or out of the house or in multiple rooms (presumably cheaper than multiple diffusers)

Spray - only lasts a couple of hours, so best for situational things, like going for a walk or a show, traveling in the car, going to the vet. NB you spray a bandana or blanket or something not the dog. :)

There's more information on the Adaptil website.

Edited July 5, 2016 by Papillon Kisses

[Nanoosh]

Thanks!! Will look further into it!

[Two Best Dogs!]

I use adaptil sprays on challenging days. I've yet to decide if it's a placebo affect brought on me being calmer or the dog herself being calmer - but she tends to better with the added support.

I've been buying from petbarn, might try this pricematching mentioned upthread...