CEVA Animal Health, manufacturer of the veterinary behaviour products Feliway and D.A.P., has launched a guide to the practical applications of pheromones.

The 80 page book, entitled 'D.A.P.^® and Feliway^® Papers and Abstracts', features details of 31 published trials. It includes an introduction to pheromonatherapy by  veterinary behaviourist, Sarah Heath, and covers research into the use of pheromones for a wide range of behavioural issues in both dogs and cats, including feline urine marking, feline lower urinary tract disease (FLUTD), the introduction of new pets to a household, noise phobias and firework fears, and puppy socialisation and adoption.

The guide contains an overview of each behavioural issue, and details of the trials and recommendations on the use of Feliway^® or D.A.P.^® to help prevent and control the problem.

Lucy Brett, product manager at CEVA Animal Health said: "There is considerable data supporting the use of Feliway^® and D.A.P. ^®. The reference guide brings together this research into one comprehensive handbook which is a must for veterinary professionals interested in feline and canine behaviour."

For a copy of the D.A.P.^® and Feliway^® Papers and Abstracts reference guide, please contact your CEVA Animal Health representative or call 01494 781510.

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