5 Tips for Success with PEACE PAWZ™

1. Make Sure Each Cat Has the Right Tag

Proper tag placement is essential for PEACE PAWZ™ to work correctly.

  • Black Receiver Tag: Worn by the more aggressive cat.
  • Gray Transmitter Tag: Worn by the less aggressive cat being targeted.
  • Both tags must be present for the system to work.
  • Attach the tags securely to the cats' collars, keeping them facing outward and unobstructed.

For households with three or more cats, see our Multi-Cat Households guidance.

2. Give Your Cats Time to Adjust

Some cats adapt to wearing PEACE PAWZ™ immediately, while others need a little time.

  • Allow your cats to become comfortable wearing their new tags.
  • Use properly fitted, cat-safe breakaway collars.
  • Supervise your cats initially to make sure they're comfortable.
  • Never force a frightened or uncomfortable cat to wear a tag.

3. Create a Positive Environment

PEACE PAWZ™ works best as part of a calm, supportive home environment.

  • Provide separate feeding areas, comfortable beds, and sufficient litter boxes.
  • Give each cat its own space to rest and escape unwanted attention.
  • Reward peaceful interactions with praise, affection, or occasional treats.
  • Reducing stress and competition can help encourage better behavior.

4. Be Patient and Watch for Progress

Don't expect an overnight transformation. Changing established behaviors takes time.

  • Some cats may improve quickly, while others may need weeks or months.
  • Look for small victories, such as less chasing, fewer confrontations, or peacefully sharing a room.
  • Continue encouraging positive interactions without forcing your cats together.
  • Remember that every cat is different, and results will vary.

5. Always Put Your Cats' Well-Being First

PEACE PAWZ™ is designed to gently discourage unwanted interactions, not frighten or punish your cats.

  • Continue supervising your cats and monitoring their behavior.
  • Stop using the tags if either cat becomes frightened, distressed, or more aggressive.
  • Serious fights require separation and careful reintroduction.
  • Persistent aggression should be discussed with your veterinarian or a qualified feline behavior specialist.

Remember: PEACE PAWZ™ is a tool to help encourage peaceful interactions. It's not a substitute for proper supervision, environmental enrichment, or professional behavioral care.