Ultimate Peacemaker Set

I was skeptical about spending ~90$ on three small vials. However, I read the raving reviews and took the plunge. It has been three months, and as I speak, our three kitties are all relaxing in the same room together with us. One former bully and one former weeny right next to each other. Before these magic serums, that would not have happened. We had two bullies and a weeny. We had implemented all of Jackson’s tips to the best of our knowledge and ability. It had been a year and a half of trying to acclimate our newest rescue to our other two kitties, and the outlook was grim. We played shift the kitties all day long, using a 6 foot gait in one area of the house or locking one up behind closed doors because of the injuries that were being afflicted on the weeny kitty. One time she suffered a giant, gaping wound on her neck 😭 Now, perhaps once a week one of the bullies will still chase the weeny, and we get out the magic serums. Then all is well again. We were initially using them a few times a day on all kitties, and now we use them twice a week on all the kitties. We haven’t even used half the vials yet. BUY THESE MAGIC SERUMS and restore kitty harmony! You will be surprised how well they work.

Did not work for my fighting cats. It actually made one of my cats not drink from that water dish. She would sniff and walk away from it. It did not help my bully cat she continued to hiss at my other cat. The spraying from my cat who is being bullied got worse drying the time I was using the drops. I am over a week in and not sure if I should even waste my time and try to see if it works. .

I was skeptical to say the least, especially since I had tried everything, including prescription medication. I was even considering rehoming one of my cats because it was so bad. This was my LAST RESORT AND IT WORKED!!!!! Kitties involved: Monster Mash, 20 pound Snowshoe; Louie 10 pound Turkish Angora and Steve, black long-haired kitty (who stayed out of the mess!) Everything was fine until Monster Mash broke his hip May 2015, resulting in FHO surgery. He got a horrible infection and needed a drain placed in the surgery site. After the infection cleared I thought things still weren't right. An x-ray confirmed that there were bone fragments and jagged bones rubbing together. Back for a second FHO surgery. Add in three bladder/UTI infections from all the stress. The whole process took about a year until he was completely healed, leaving him with a limp (or as we call it, his "Gangsta Lean"). Monster and Louie got along fine, sleeping together and cleaning each other prior to Monster breaking his hip. After the break and through the surgeries and recovery, Louie started "hunting" Monster. Poor Monster wouldn't leave the front room or use the litter box on his own because Louie was always ready to attack and hiss at him. He pretty much sat under the dining room table; that was his life. The cycle continued, even after Monster was completely healed. I tried everything and was ready to find Louie a new home because it was beyond horrible. Being an avid fan of My Cat From Hell, I decided to give this a shot. Well....within two weeks Monster has gained confidence and Louie has stopped hunting....completely!!!!! Monster will walk freely around the house, does not cower when Louie comes around and will go to the litter box on his own (yes, I had been carrying him to the litter box a few times a day). Monster even RUNS around the house and plays, something I haven't seen him do in over a year. Louie ignores Monster; I've seen him run after him once, but it was more of a playful run rather than an "I want to kill you" run. When Louie did chase him, Monster stood up for himself. Needless to say, I am beyond pleased. I place 3 drops of the Bully Remedy in Louie's food, 3 drops of Self-Esteem in Monster's food and spray the Peacemaker in the bay window where they sleep. One negative is that it has a strong smell of alcohol and doesn't smell like any "oils". That said, if I can keep the fur family together and break the cycle, I will continue to use this.

So first off, my problem: 1 female tabby cat (my first cat) & 3 younger male Siamese. The boys relentlessly attack the female. One in particular is a hard-core stalker, won't let her leave a room, won't let her down or up the stairs. She'd be living behind the couch, on cabinets, there was potty in inappropriate places. I've done EVERYTHING. Cat towers in every corner of my house. I've used the multi-cat feliway - which I think worked a tiny bit. I play & try to exhaust the Siamese (an impossible task). I got catnip oil to use in a diffuser & I will say that has been PURE MAGIC, but it wasn't enough. I have been eyeing this product for a while, but skeptical and nervous considering it's relatively expensive for me. But I decided to go for it. I've so far found the best is to put the few drops in my hand & then pet the cats, rubbing it on their fur. They didn't seem to eat the food when this was mixed with it, and dropping it on their fur from the dropper scared them - IDK if there is a good way to warm up the liquid, but I think bc it's rather cold that is the issue. I use the Peacemaker primarily in the water bowl. I don't know if that helps or not. I use the Self Esteem on my girl, but I admit not as much because I wasn't feeling it was helping. She's since been to vet & we have a different anti-anxiety item going in her food, but I should also return to using this on her. I use the Bully Threat on the Siamese, especially the main stalker. Now, I'm not sure I'm ready to call for a miracle, but I see a remarkable difference in him over the last week. For starters, he isn't going after her. Normally when she tries to leave the bedroom in the middle of the night or early morning he bolts after her, now he is just content to lay next to me. He's also become MUCH more loving & snuggles right next to me all night, which he rarely ever does. Now, we still have some issues, not sure if the others are maybe less receptive to the Bully Threat or I haven't been giving it to them as much, I admit the main stalker gets the most treatments. Part of the ongoing issue is possibly related to the female's PTSD and that she just associates attacks with looking at any of the boys, and particularly since two are pretty identical. I'm hopeful with some more time and multi-tools I can ease her fears and get things squared away. I will for sure keep buying the Bully Threat, if I continue with just that and see a decline I will resume all 3 (but they will likely last quite some time anyway).

Had no effect on my cats.

works miracles