Stop Treating The Mark. Start Resetting The Territory.
The complete system designed for cats who still use the litter box normally, but keep spraying the same walls, doors, furniture, or other areas around the home.
Each diffuser unit includes 2 pheromone refills for a total of 60 days of coverage (30 days per bottle). If you purchase more than one diffuser, 2 refills will be included for each diffuser unit.
When the liquid in a bottle runs out, if you want to continue providing your cats with the calming effect, simply replace the empty bottle with a new refill.
To ensure continuous coverage even after the first 60 days included with your initial 2 refills, you can subscribe and save an additional 25% while receiving 2 new refills every 60 days for each diffuser unit purchased. This way, you can continue supporting a safe environment for your cats without having to worry about running out.
Select the “Subscribe & Save Extra 25%” option to subscribe without the stress!
When you subscribe, you’ll receive a discount of about 25% on every order, and every 60 days, you’ll receive the number of calming cat pheromone refills based on the subscription plan you choose.
If you purchased 1 diffuser, you’ll receive 2 refills every 60 days; if you purchased 2, you’ll receive 4 refills, and so on.
With your first order, in addition to the number of diffusers and refills you’ve chosen, you’ll also receive:
You can cancel your subscription after the first renewal (initial purchase + 1 renewal) at any time, no questions asked, by going to your user dashboard or by emailing us at: trykitto@gmail.com
We’re so confident your cat will stop marking and spraying that all of our products are backed by a 30 day money back guarantee.
If you’re not 100% satisfied with our product, simply contact our team and we’ll refund your entire order.
Or if something isn't right, contact us and we'll deal with it for no additional charge.
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I opened the door after work, dropped my keys on the counter… and realized I wasn’t sniffing the air for pee. I just walked in and started my evening with a smile! Such a huge difference
My cat Lucy used to spray by the window whenever he saw cats outside. Thanks to Trykitto protocol, after a week I checked the same spot again and.. Nothing. For once, the wall was still clean!
One by one, I started picking up the pee pads around the house. I kept waiting to need them again but I didn’t. Thanks to these diffusers my home finally started looking and smelling normal.
I finally invited my friends over for dinner instead of suggesting a restaurant. Xena spent the night getting cuddles, not being scolded for another accident. I’m so glad pheromone diffuser worked so well!
I used to argue with my husband about whether we could keep our cat Tony.I begged for one last go with TryKitto & something magical happened! That conversation has disappeared because finally Tony is not marking the walls anymore. Thanks thanks thanks
Territorial marking rarely has just one part.
That is why every component inside the Territory Reset Protocol has a specific job.
The plug-in diffuser continuously releases an F3 feline facial pheromone analogue to help create a calmer, more reassuring environment while you address the marking cycle.
The included refills help maintain consistent pheromone support throughout the Protocol without unnecessary interruptions.
The included UV flashlight helps you uncover dried urine residue on walls, furniture, curtains, doorways, carpet edges, and other hidden areas.
The professional enzymatic cleaner helps break down lingering urine residue instead of simply masking the smell.
The Territory Reset Blueprint helps you identify possible triggers, from new cats and outdoor animals to moves, routine changes, or territorial tension, and gives you a structured plan to follow.
You also get email access to a veterinarian experienced in feline behavior and territorial marking problems for guidance when you are unsure what is triggering the problem or what to do next.
The plug-in diffuser continuously releases an F3 feline facial pheromone analogue to help create a calmer, more reassuring environment while you address the marking cycle.
The included refills help maintain consistent pheromone support throughout the Protocol without unnecessary interruptions.
The included UV flashlight helps you uncover dried urine residue on walls, furniture, curtains, doorways, carpet edges, and other hidden areas.
The professional enzymatic cleaner helps break down lingering urine residue instead of simply masking the smell.
The Territory Reset Blueprint helps you identify possible triggers, from new cats and outdoor animals to moves, routine changes, or territorial tension, and gives you a structured plan to follow.
You also get email access to a veterinarian experienced in feline behavior and territorial marking problems for guidance when you are unsure what is triggering the problem or what to do next.
The easiest way to think about coverage is by zones, not just total square footage. Walls, closed doors, and separate floors can limit how well pheromones move through your home, so larger or divided homes may need more than one diffuser.
If your living and sleeping areas are connected and your cat spends most of their time in the same open space, one centrally placed diffuser may be enough.
If your living space is downstairs and your bedroom is upstairs, treat each floor as its own zone. A diffuser downstairs should not be expected to provide the same support throughout the floor above.
With a living room and multiple bedrooms, one diffuser in a hallway may not cover every important area. Use separate diffusers in the rooms or zones where your cat spends significant time.
In a larger two-story home with several frequently used rooms, coverage should follow where your cat actually lives. Separate floors and closed rooms may each need their own diffuser.
Simply cleaning the urine addresses what happened. The Territory Reset Protocol is designed to help you address what may be keeping it happening.
Plug in the F3 pheromone diffuser in one of the key areas your cat uses most. It works continuously in the background while you follow the rest of the Protocol.
Use the UV flashlight to systematically check the areas your cat may have targeted. Not just the obvious wet spot. Walls. Corners. Baseboards. Furniture. Doorways. Curtains.
Treat suspected marking areas with the included enzymatic cleaner to help break down urine residue instead of simply masking the odor.
Use the Territory Reset Blueprint to investigate what changed, where the marking happens, and which environmental triggers may be involved.
And if you get stuck, our veterinary support is there to help.
Maybe you have already tried Feliway.
Maybe you have already used enzyme cleaners.
Maybe you have already bought another litter box.
That does not necessarily mean those products were useless.
It may simply mean you were asking one product to solve an entire cycle.
YOU DON'T HAVE TO FIGURE IT OUT ALONE
You have access to a veterinarian experienced in feline behavior and territorial marking problems who can help when you are unsure about your next step.
You can reach out when:
Instead of searching forums at midnight or buying another random product, you have a qualified professional you can ask.
And if what you describe sounds inconsistent with ordinary territorial marking, veterinary evaluation may be recommended.
Our cat Pepper had been peeing in the same few places for months, mostly by the hallway and near one corner of the couch. I kept judging everything by whether there was ZERO pee and every accident made me feel like we were back at square one. The biggest thing this system changed was honestly what I started paying attention to. Longer stretches with nothing new. Pepper sniffing one of her usual spots and walking away. Fewer new places showing up…. She is NOT magically perfect and I don't care!!! I'm cleaning way less and I don't wake up wondering what I'm going to find anymore. That's what I wanted
We had already tried another well known cat diffuser and I honestly couldn't tell what I was supposed to be looking for..TryKitto made more sense because the diffuser isn't presented like it's supposed to magically stop the peeing by itself. The Blueprint helped us figure out the repeat spots, what might be triggering them and what to do alongside the diffuser. Our first noticeable change was around the second week. Hank walked over to the corner he had marked over and over, sniffed it for a second and just walked away. Sounds ridiculous but I had been cleaning that exact spot for MONTHS
Every article online seemed to say something different. Stress, litter box problem, territory, UTI, another cat outside...I honestly couldn't tell what we were dealing with anymore. I emailed because our cat was still using the litter box but also leaving small amounts near the front door and one wall. Having someone knowledgeable to ask was probably my favorite part of the system. I didn't feel like I had to spend another night reading 40 Reddit threads trying to diagnose every pee spot! We're still working through the Protocol but the marking has already become much less frequent and I finally feel like we have a plan
One thing I hate with pet products is buying something and then realizing the starter supply lasts five minutes.. The 2 refills included here give u up to about 60 days of support which made a lot more sense for something where u're trying to change a pattern over time. We're around week 4 and no miracle overnight transformation, but we've gone much longer between pee spots and she's stopped returning to a couple of the places I used to clean constantly. I'll take that all day!
2 cats and a big goofy Golden Retriever here. I was initially unsure about adding another plug-in because the dog basically goes everywhere the cats go. The information explaining that the pheromone signal is specifically designed for cats answered that concern for me, and our dog has carried on exactly as usual. The cats are the ones we're watching and the biggest change has been with our female who used to keep marking near the living room window. It's happening much less often now and for us it has been a really easy thing to incorporate into the house.
HOW TO USE
STEP 1
Secure the pheromone refill into the plug-in unit according to the included instructions.
STEP 2
Place the diffuser in the room where your cat spends the most time or in one of the main areas connected to the marking pattern.
STEP 3
The refill vial should remain upright and directly below the plug-in unit. Do not use a power strip or surge protector.
STEP 4
Keep the diffuser operating while you follow the rest of the Territory Reset Protocol.
For Proper Diffusion, Avoid:
Windows • Doors with strong drafts • Air vents • Power strips • Surge protectors • Furniture directly blocking the diffuser • Rooms your cat rarely uses
Larger or multi-level homes may require one diffuser in each key area.
Territorial spraying commonly involves smaller amounts of urine directed at walls, doors, furniture, curtains, or other specific locations, often repeatedly.
Many cats that spray continue using their litter box normally.
If your cat is leaving large puddles, suddenly refusing the litter box, straining, or showing signs of urinary discomfort, do not automatically assume the behavior is territorial.
There may be something meaningful about that location from your cat’s perspective.
It could be connected to another cat, an entrance, an outdoor animal visible through a window, a shared area, or another environmental trigger.
Previously marked locations may also contain urine residue that requires appropriate cleaning.
The Territory Reset Blueprint helps you investigate both the environmental trigger and the physical marking area.
Being neutered or spayed does not automatically mean territorial marking cannot occur.
What matters more is what the behavior looks like, where it happens, and what changed around the time it started.
That is one of the environmental changes the Territory Reset Protocol is designed to help you investigate.
The F3 diffuser provides environmental pheromone support while the Blueprint helps you examine shared spaces, territorial pressure, and other changes that may be contributing to the marking.
If there is also significant hissing, chasing, hiding, or resource blocking, there may be broader multi-cat tension that also needs to be addressed.
For some indoor cats, unfamiliar cats appearing outside windows or around doors can become an important territorial trigger.
The Territory Reset Blueprint helps you look at whether marking locations correspond with those external triggers and what practical environmental changes may help.
Every cat, household, and trigger is different.
Instead of expecting an overnight transformation, look for smaller changes such as:
fewer new marks,
the usual target staying clean longer,
your cat passing an old target without spraying,
or longer periods without finding anything new.
The goal is to build on those signs of progress throughout the Protocol.
Place the diffuser in the room where your cat spends the most time or in one of the main areas connected to the marking behavior.
Each diffuser currently covers approximately 700 sq. ft.
If your cat regularly moves between several important rooms, or if you have a larger or multi-level home, using one diffuser in each key area may provide better coverage.
Avoid outlets near windows, doors, or air vents because drafts can interfere with diffusion.
Do not plug the diffuser into a power strip or surge protector.
The refill vial should always remain upright and hang directly below the plug-in unit.
They serve different jobs.
The UV flashlight helps you systematically search for suspected marking spots you might otherwise miss.
The enzymatic cleaner then helps break down urine residue in the areas you identify.
Meanwhile, the F3 diffuser and Territory Reset Blueprint address the environmental side of the problem.
That is why they are included as parts of the same Protocol.
Trying one pheromone diffuser without getting the result you wanted does not necessarily tell you why the marking continued.
TryKitto Lab does not rely on the diffuser alone.
The Territory Reset Protocol combines F3 environmental pheromone support with trigger investigation, UV detection, enzymatic cleaning, a structured action plan, and professional support.
Every household is different.
Some cat parents may choose ongoing environmental support, especially when the original territorial trigger remains present.
Others may use the diffuser more intensively during periods of household or environmental change.
The important thing is that the Protocol gives you a structured approach to understanding and managing what may be contributing to the marking behavior.
Your Territory Reset Protocol includes specialized veterinary email support.
If you cannot identify the possible trigger, do not know what part of the environment to change, or are unsure what your cat’s behavior means, you can reach out for professional guidance.
Yes. The diffuser is designed to remain plugged in 24/7 during use. Leaving it plugged in continuously allows for a continuous and constant release of pheromones into the air, rather than interrupting the support every time it's unplugged.
It's normal for the device to feel slightly warm to the touch, as it uses heat to promote the diffusion of the formula. Leading products in this category recommend continuous 24/7 use and specify that it's normal for the device to heat up during operation.
For proper use, plug it directly into a wall outlet, keep the charging unit upright, and do not use it with power strips, extension cords, or adapters.
For continuous support, leave it plugged in day and night and replace the charging unit when it's empty.
Feline pheromones are species-specific: they are designed to be detected by cats and do not produce the same behavioural response in humans, dogs or other pets.
TryKitto Lab pheromones are harmless to adults, children, dogs and other pets when used as directed.
The Territory Reset diffuser uses an F3 feline facial pheromone analogue designed to mimic familiar facial scent signals cats naturally leave throughout their environment.
