Cats suffer from anxiety - just like humans.

They can hide their emotional state very well and usually it's only when the issue is severe that we notice.

If your cat is over-grooming or having territory issues they may select the remedies in this garden. 

The garden contains:

• Organic Angelica Root 
• Organic Chamomile flowers
• Organic Hops flowers
• Organic Jasmine flowers
• Organic Lavender flowers
• Organic Valerian root

Angelica and Jasmine can be calming, Chamomile and Lavender relaxing, and Hops and Valerian soothing. 

How to set up your herb garden:

1: Put down a clean towel or blanket (one per cat)

2: Find a quiet space where the cat won't be disturbed

3: Let your cat investigate and be a part of preparing the space

4: Put a good sized pinch of a herb/flower in each corner

5: Sit back and let your cat enjoy the herb garden

6: Leave the garden down for 3-5 days (longer if possible)

7: Top with more herbs/flowers as needed

Signs of Self-Selection:

• rubbing/rolling
• licking/chewing/ingesting
• sitting on or coving the herb/flower
• playing
• laying down/stillness
• stretching/scratching
• swallowing/drooling
• yawning
• closing eyes
• nostrils flaring
• slow, deep breathing