Cats are not meant to be wide awake at night. In the wild, adult cats sleep most of the dark hours – as long as they feel completely safe and surrounded by their family group. When your cat races around at 3 a.m., meows endlessly or keeps waking you, it’s not “being naughty”. It’s saying: “I never learned that night-time is truly safe.”

Just like human babies, kittens only learn to sleep through the night while curled up with their mother and siblings. There, night after night, they absorb a very specific pheromone lullaby that programmes the brain: “Darkness = family is here, nothing can happen, deep sleep is allowed.”

Because almost all kittens are separated from their mother and littermates far too early, that lullaby is cut short. Most cats grow up without ever hearing the full song – and their brain never fully switches off at night.

Ordinary calming products only play one or two notes of that lullaby. The cat dozes for a while, but never sinks into the long, heavy sleep nature intended.

CatCalm Night is different. It recreates the complete, natural bedtime blend a kitten should have received every night in the nest – the exact combination of mother, nest and sibling pheromones.

When the missing lullaby finally plays in full, the brain recognises the long-awaited message: “Everything is exactly as it should be – now I can sleep deeply.”

That’s why other products only buy you a couple of quiet hours — and CatCalm Night gives your cat (and you) real, peaceful, through-the-night sleep again