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Naomie Müller

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Chronic stress is a silent threat to the health of domestic cats. Despite its serious consequences – infections, behavioral disorders, and chronic illnesses – it remains largely underestimated. But a recent breakthrough could transform the way we address this issue thanks to an unprecedented natural solution.

The profound impact of chronic stress on feline health

Stress in cats can manifest through revealing behaviors: excessive grooming, aggression, tendency to hide, or refusal to eat. But beyond these visible signs, the latest scientific discoveries draw an undeniable conclusion: chronic feline stress is not limited to simple behavioral disorders. In shelters, the data is telling: a cat subjected to intense stress sees its risk of respiratory infection multiplied by 5.6 from the very first days.

This vulnerability is just the tip of the iceberg. Indeed, anxiety disorders trigger a devastating chain reaction in the body: they don't just weaken the immune system, they open the door to multiple serious pathologies. Among the most concerning is feline interstitial cystitis (FIC), a particularly painful chronic condition that already affects 1 to 2% of domestic cats and whose onset is directly correlated with stress levels.

Modern feline stress: a growing environmental issue

The radical evolution of the feline lifestyle in our modern societies has created fertile ground for the development of chronic stress. Contrary to popular belief, their apparent independence does not protect them from the tensions generated by our modern lifestyle, and this simplistic view obscures a more complex truth. This rapid transformation of their environment has introduced numerous stress factors that impact their daily well-being, often invisibly to owners:

L'évolution radicale du mode de vie félin dans nos sociétés modernes a créé un terrain propice au développement du stress chronique, une réalité encore trop souvent minimisée. Si beaucoup considèrent les chats comme naturellement indépendants et adaptables, cette vision simpliste occulte une vérité plus complexe : nos environnements domestiques actuels peuvent significativement compromettre leur équilibre psychologique. Les espaces de vie confinés limitent leurs comportements naturels d'exploration et de chasse, tandis que la cohabitation forcée dans les foyers multi-chats génère des tensions territoriales chroniques.

Restricted space and loss of stimulation

Cats are born explorers. Their hunting instinct and need for movement clash with the enclosed and limited spaces of modern apartments or houses, which can generate frustration and anxiety.

Forced cohabitation and territorial tensions

While multi-cat households may seem warm and cozy, they are sometimes sources of invisible conflicts. Forced territory sharing can heighten rivalries and induce chronic stress, especially if resources (food, hiding spots, perches) are insufficient.

Constant environmental stress

Unlike natural spaces where stimuli are gradual, sudden noises (vacuum cleaner, car horns, television), unexpected visits, or imposed veterinary consultations can be perceived as threats, pushing the animal to develop persistent stress.

Far from being trivial, these elements accumulate and can create a vicious cycle of chronic anxiety, compromising not only the cat's emotional well-being but also its general health. However, current solutions, often medication-based, struggle to provide lasting answers to this problem. Administering pills or oral solutions becomes a real challenge for owners, creating additional stress that can paradoxically worsen the feline's anxious state.

 À ces facteurs s'ajoutent le stress des visites vétérinaires et l'imprévisibilité de certains environnements domestiques, créant un cocktail particulièrement anxiogène pour nos félins. Face à cette réalité, l'approche traditionnelle - souvent basée sur des solutions médicamenteuses ponctuelles - montre clairement ses limites. L'administration quotidienne de comprimés ou de solutions orales devient un véritable défi pour les propriétaires, créant un stress supplémentaire qui peut paradoxalement aggraver l'état anxieux du félin.

A cutting-edge solution

Faced with these observations, Stylla was born from a desire: to offer a simple and natural solution that sustainably supports the health of our companions. Rather than temporarily masking symptoms, Stylla works deeply to restore a balance essential to their serenity and longevity.

Thanks to an approach based on the synergy between formulation, format, and frequency of use – Stylla has developed a response adapted to the realities of feline stress.

The natural formulation of Stylla Calmness exclusively incorporates amino acids and a peptide whose effects on feline relaxation are scientifically proven. This selection of ingredients combines:

• L-Tryptophan, which increases serotonin levels to stabilize mood
• L-Theanine, which stimulates GABA production to soothe the nervous system without sedative effects
• Alpha-casozepine, which interacts with GABA receptors to reduce stress-related behaviors.

The format of Stylla Calmness offers a dual advantage: a liquid format to ensure optimal concentration and ease of use. A pipette added to daily food is sufficient, without disturbing the cat. To go beyond the temporary effects of one-time solutions, Stylla Calmness has been specifically developed as a program allowing for daily use over the long term. This regularity allows the natural active ingredients to fully exercise their beneficial effects on relaxation and ensure a deep anchoring of the benefits.

Available for only 59 CHF (~ 59 €) per month, cat owners' enthusiasm for Stylla Calmness was immediate. This success is probably also explained by the brand's confidence in the effectiveness of its products, to the point of offering the first month of its program free of charge and without commitment.