MoriCat Purrmone is a single-use, portable cat pheromone patch that releases calming signals to help reduce stress-related behaviors. It's ideal for travel, vet visits, moving to a new home, introducing new pets, or any other changes to your cat's routine.
A single, focused calming signal your cat naturally recognizes.
One firm press and it's ready. Simple and quick when you need it most.
No wires or electricity needed. Works in cars, hotels, and temporary spaces.
One patch supports a trip, appointment, or transition.
$39.99
The F3 pheromone itself has no minimum age — it's a natural signal cats perceive from birth, not a drug. If using the magnetic collar attachment mode, follow standard collar-fit guidance for kittens and small cats, since that's a physical fit question, not a pheromone one. For kittens under 8 weeks or cats with existing health conditions, check with your vet first.
Purrmone is applied to a surface, not sprayed into the air or onto your cat, so airborne exposure is minimal. If your cat has a respiratory condition or chronic illness, check with your vet before use, place the patch in a well-ventilated area, and stop immediately if you notice any unusual reaction.
For external use, there's no meaningful risk. The ingredients are, based on the science behind them, not expected to be toxic to cats— but the product isn't designed to be eaten, and there's no published research on what amount would be harmful if ingested. If a patch is damaged, dispose of it immediately and keep it out of your cat's reach.
Yes. Pheromones are species-specific— F3 is a cat facial pheromone that only cats perceive and respond to. It doesn't produce the same signal or effect in dogs.
F3 is a cat-specific chemical signal that peopledon't perceive the way cats do, so there's no equivalent effect on humans. As with any smallobject, keep it out of reach of young children and don't let it be chewed or swallowed.
Press the center beads firmly to activate, then wait about 15 minutes before your cat is exposed to it — this gives the signal time to establish before use.
Up to 8 hours per patch — enough to cover most vetvisits, grooming sessions, direct flights, or a full day of moving.
This is a patch, not a room diffuser, so it's built for close, localized use — inside a carrier, on a bed corner, or attached to a collar —rather than filling an entire room. For a larger space, use the magnetic collar mode so the signal travels with your cat, instead of expecting one patch to cover the room the way a plug-in diffuser does.
Depends on the setup. If each cat travels separately in its own carrier, give each carrier its own patch. For a shared space, like a safe zone during a new-cat introduction, placement can be by area rather than one per cat.
Yes — the patch needs no outlet and has no liquid restrictions, so it travels easily. Attach it directly inside the carrier; it typically doesn't interfere with straps, padding, or ventilation. Airline pet-product policies vary, soconfirm with your airline before the trip.
The F3 pheromone itself isn't something people typically notice as a "scent." About 10% of the formula is carrier fragrance/base oil, included so you can tell when the patch is activated and gauge how much is left — not as a perfume feature. Up close it may have a very faint smell, but it isn't strong or overpowering.
