How Pet Acoustics Sound Therapy Relieves Pet Anxiety

Every pet parent knows the distress of seeing their beloved dog or cat anxious—pacing during thunderstorms, trembling at fireworks, or showing restlessness when left alone. Anxiety in pets is real, and it can affect their health, sleep, and behavior. At Pet Acoustics, we’ve dedicated years of scientific research and acoustic innovation to provide a natural, lasting solution: sound therapy specifically designed for animals’ hearing and emotional well-being.

Understanding the Root of Pet Anxiety

Pets hear frequencies far beyond human hearing. Everyday sounds—vacuum cleaners, storms, or traffic—can create overwhelming stress, activating the nervous system and causing anxiety. Over time, this can lead to behavioral problems and emotional imbalance.

The Science of Pet Acoustics Sound Therapy

Pet Acoustics sound therapy isn’t ordinary background music. It’s biometrically tested and frequency-modified to match the precise hearing ranges of dogs, cats, and other animals. Each composition helps stabilize the nervous system and restore calm.

Clinical research published in the International Animal Health Journal shows measurable results:

• Lowered heart rate

• Balanced heart rate variability

• Reduced restlessness and agitation

These findings confirm that the right sound frequencies can naturally influence relaxation and emotional stability.

How It Works

Similar to human music therapy, Pet Acoustics sound therapy harmonizes the brain’s response to sound. Tuned to each species’ hearing range, our music gently regulates the nervous system. Through the Pet Acoustics+ App or Pet Acoustics Speaker, pets experience:

• Calm during thunderstorms and fireworks

• Reduced stress during vet visits or grooming

• Relief from separation anxiety

• Comfort for shelter or rescued animals

Visible Calm in Minutes

Pet parents notice results within minutes—breathing slows, muscles relax, and anxious behavior eases. Over a million pets worldwide have benefited from this trusted sound therapy.

Daily Sound Therapy for Lifelong Wellness

When played regularly, Pet Acoustics sound therapy promotes long-term emotional balance and better behavior. It’s a safe, drug-free, and effective way to support your pet’s overall well-being.

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You Can’t Control the Noise… But You Can Control the Calm

The #1 Music to Reduce Pet Anxiety and Create a Peaceful Home

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Discover how Pet Acoustics+ calming music helps reduce stress and anxiety in dogs and cats. Scientifically designed for peaceful, happy pets.

Why Pets React to Noise

Every pet parent wants their furry family member to feel safe and relaxed. But the truth is, sound is the one thing we can’t control.
Thunderstorms, fireworks, or even a loud vacuum can make pets anxious or fearful.

Dogs hear twice as many frequencies as humans, and cats hear nearly three times more. What seems normal to us can sound painfully loud or startling to them — leading to stress, shaking, hiding, or restless behavior.

When anxiety becomes frequent, it can affect a pet’s health, digestion, and emotional balance. That’s why finding ways to calm their environment is essential.

The Science Behind Calming Pet Music

Over two decades of Pet Acoustics research has shown that the right sound frequencies can soothe pets quickly and safely.
Through biometric studies measuring heart rate and breathing, we discovered that species-specific music—tuned to the exact hearing range of dogs and cats—helps pets reach a state of calm in minutes.

The Pet Acoustics+ App delivers this science right to your home.
Each playlist is specially designed to reduce anxiety, ease restlessness, and promote better sleep — all through gentle, natural sound.

Benefits of Calming Music for Dogs and Cats

Pet parents around the world use Pet Acoustics+ to help with:
🐾 Noise Anxiety: Fireworks, thunder, or city sounds
🚗 Travel Stress: Car rides and vet visits
🏡 Home Alone Time: Reducing separation anxiety
💤 Better Sleep: Creating a peaceful nighttime routine

It’s an all-natural, vet-endorsed way to improve your pet’s emotional health — no medication, no training, just sound science.

How to Use Pet Acoustics+

Getting started is simple:

1. Download the Pet Acoustics+ App

2. Tap the Music Icon to start your subscription

3. Choose your pet’s playlist — for dogs or cats

4. Watch calm take over in minutes

You can’t control the world’s noise, but you can control your pet’s calm.
Join thousands of pet parents who’ve discovered how Pet Acoustics+ turns chaos into comfort.

How Pet Acoustics Music Aids Dogs and Cats During Seizures and Post-Ictal Phase

Seizures can be distressing for both pets and their families. After a seizure (the post-ictal phase), animals may experience confusion, anxiety, restlessness, or disorientation. Providing a calm, stable environment is essential for their recovery. Pet Acoustics music is designed as a supportive tool to aid pets during these vulnerable moments.

Why Music Matters

• Auditory Comfort: Dogs and cats hear a broader frequency range than humans. Pet Acoustics music is composed within species-specific hearing sensitivities, avoiding sharp pitches or percussive sounds that can increase stress.

• Neurological Soothing: Studies show that steady, low-frequency rhythms can help regulate breathing and heart rate, supporting nervous system recovery after a seizure.

• Environmental Stability: During the disorientation phase, calming background sound masks sudden noises that may startle a recovering pet.

• Behavioral Support: Gentle, predictable music reduces pacing, whining, or agitation, helping pets feel safe while they regain their balance.

How to Use Pet Acoustics Music for Seizure Support

1. Beforehand

   • If your pet has a known seizure condition, keep Pet Acoustics music playing softly during the day as a preventive calming measure.

   • Consider subscribing to the Pet Acoustics+ App so the music is always available on your phone or tablet — ready to play anytime a seizure might occur.

2. During a Seizure

   • Do not attempt to restrain your pet. Ensure they are in a safe space. Keep the calming music playing in the background.

3. Post-Ictal Phase

   • Play Pet Acoustics+ App music at a gentle volume immediately after the seizure.

   • Stay nearby to provide reassurance without overstimulating.

   • Allow your pet to rest in a quiet, dimly lit room while the music helps stabilize their nervous system.

Note

Pet Acoustics music is a complementary support tool. Always consult your veterinarian about seizure management, medications, and long-term care.

Why the Pet Acoustics+ App Subscription Matters

Having the Pet Acoustics+ App on your smartphone or tablet ensures you always have immediate access to calming music when your pet needs it most. Seizures can happen unexpectedly, and being able to respond quickly with soothing sound can make a meaningful difference for your pet’s comfort and recovery.

• Instant Access: With just a tap on your phone, you can begin playing scientifically designed calming music within seconds of a seizure or during the recovery phase.

• Always With You: Whether you’re at home, at the veterinarian, or traveling, your pet’s calming soundtrack is always at hand.

• Designed for Pets’ Ears: The subscription provides continuous, species-specific music libraries for both dogs and cats, ensuring the right sound frequencies for their hearing.

• On-Demand Support: Because seizures are unpredictable, having the app ready removes the stress of scrambling for external devices or searching for appropriate music online.

By subscribing to the Pet Acoustics+ App, you give your pet a reliable source of calm — anytime, anywhere.

Fireworks Freakouts: Don’t Let Your Pet Panic

How to Calm Your Pet During Fireworks with Sound-Based Solutions

Fireworks might be fun for us—but for our pets, they can be a source of overwhelming stress. If you’re a pet parent, you’ve likely seen the signs: trembling, hiding, barking, panting, or even destructive behavior. And you’re not alone. Fireworks are one of the most common triggers of anxiety in both dogs and cats.

So how can you help your furry friend stay calm during fireworks season? In this blog post, we’ll explore why fireworks are so distressing to pets and share actionable, science-based solutions—including how the Pet Acoustics+ App can be your go-to calming tool.

Why Fireworks Cause Anxiety in Pets

Fireworks are unpredictable, high-volume bursts of noise that affect pets on a biological level. Unlike humans, pets can hear frequencies up to twice as high, meaning every boom, whistle, or crackle is intensified for them. They also can’t predict when it will stop, which keeps their nervous system on high alert.

Common signs of fireworks stress include:

• Pacing or restlessness

• Hiding under furniture

• Barking, yowling, or whining

• Trembling or drooling

• Destructive behavior

• Loss of appetite

Chronic exposure to these stressors can lead to long-term noise phobia if not addressed early.

How Sound Becomes the Solution

At Pet Acoustics, we’ve spent years developing a solution that uses sound itself to calm the nervous system. Our Pet Acoustics+ App offers species-specific music that’s been biometrically validated to help dogs and cats lower their stress responses.

Our music is:

• Frequency-modified to fit your pet’s hearing range

• Composed with soothing, sustained tones

• Designed to reduce heart rate, slow breathing, and lower cortisol levels

In other words, it works with your pet’s biology, not against it.

Prep Before the Booms Begin: A Fireworks Checklist

The best way to help your pet during fireworks is to start early. Here’s how to prepare:

✅ 1. Create a Safe Zone

Set up a cozy space in a quiet room with soft blankets, favorite toys, and access to water.

✅ 2. Play Calming Music Early

Start the Pet Acoustics+ music at least 30 minutes before fireworks begin to help your pet settle.

✅ 3. Dim the Environment

Close windows, curtains, and doors to minimize sound and visual triggers.

✅ 4. Stay Calm Yourself

Your energy sets the tone—calm owners create calm pets.

✅ 5. Use a Calming Wrap

A Thundershirt or similar compression wrap can add a sense of security.

What to Do During the Fireworks

If fireworks are already underway and your pet is anxious:

• Keep playing Pet Acoustics+ music at a consistent volume

• Let your pet hide if they choose to—don’t force interaction

• Distract with puzzle toys or gentle play (if they’re receptive)

• Offer water and speak in a calm, low voice

• Never punish fearful behavior—this only reinforces the trauma

After the Fireworks: Don’t Skip Recovery

Even once the noise ends, your pet’s stress may linger. Help them come back to balance by:

• Continuing calming music for another 30–60 minutes

• Keeping things quiet and low-stimulation

• Offering light treats or a favorite chew

• Monitoring behavior and noting any extreme reactions to share with your vet

Long-Term Relief with the Pet Acoustics+ App

If fireworks aren’t just a one-time issue, consider using the Pet Acoustics+ App regularly. It’s a long-term solution for noise anxiety, with features including:

• Calming music streaming for dogs and cats

• Playlists for fireworks, thunderstorms, separation anxiety, and vet visits

• A free pet hearing test to evaluate your dog or cat’s hearing sensitivity

• Monthly and yearly subscription options

The app is based on years of sound behavior research and has helped thousands of pets around the world find peace—even when the world outside is loud.

Help Is Just a Tap Away

Don’t let fireworks turn into fear. Start playing calming music before the first boom and help your pet stay safe, soothed, and stress-free. With Pet Acoustics+, you’re not just calming your pet—you’re strengthening the bond you share.

🎧 Download the Pet Acoustics+ App today on the App Store or Google Play and try the free hearing test—because calm starts with care.

Helping Your Dog Thrive with Hearing Loss: What to Do After Using the Pet Acoustics+ App
By Janet Marlow, Sound Behaviorist and Founder of Pet Acoustics

Discovering that your beloved dog is experiencing hearing loss can be an emotional moment for any pet parent. Many dog owners have reached out to me after using the Pet Acoustics+ App, which features the world’s first mobile Pet Hearing Test for dogs and cats, asking, “Now that I know my dog has some hearing loss—what should I do next?”

The good news is that dogs are remarkably adaptable creatures. With a few thoughtful adjustments, you can help your dog live a happy, enriched life—even with diminished hearing. Here’s a guide based on scientific understanding of canine hearing and sound behavior, combined with practical tips you can apply right away.

Understanding Canine Hearing Loss

Dogs naturally rely on a wider range of frequencies than we do—typically from 40 Hz to 60,000 Hz (compared to a human range of about 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz). Many age-related or environmental factors can cause gradual hearing loss, often starting with the higher frequencies.

Using the Pet Acoustics+ Hearing Test, you may have discovered that your dog no longer responds to some ranges of sound. While this doesn’t mean your dog is "deaf," it does mean their auditory world has changed—and we, as caring humans, can help bridge that change with sound awareness and behavioral support.

5 Ways to Help Your Dog Navigate Hearing Loss

1️⃣ Use Consistent Visual Cues

Dogs are brilliant at reading body language. Now is a great time to reinforce visual signals alongside verbal ones:
✅ Hand gestures for “come,” “sit,” “stay”
✅ Pointing to desired objects
✅ Flashing lights to call attention (such as blinking porch lights at mealtime)

Studies in canine cognition show that dogs can easily learn to associate gestures with action, providing them with clear, confident guidance even when sound cues are diminished.

2️⃣ Incorporate Low-Frequency Sound Cues

Many dogs with partial hearing loss still perceive lower-frequency sounds—these create vibrational cues the dog can feel:
✅ Use a floor-tapping cue or stomp to get their attention
✅ Use a deep-tone bell or drum
✅ Try specific calming music designed in lower frequencies (like Pet Acoustics+ calming music) to provide a sound-rich, soothing environment your dog can sense

Our biometric research shows that dogs respond to sounds below 200 Hz through vibrational pathways in their paws and body, enhancing their spatial awareness.

3️⃣ Establish Routine and Predictability

Hearing loss can increase a dog's anxiety in unpredictable environments. Build comfort through:
✅ A consistent daily routine (walks, feeding, rest times)
✅ A designated safe space in the home with familiar scents and textures
✅ Using Pet Acoustics+ calming music during transitional times (when visitors arrive, when you leave the house, thunderstorms) to reduce sound reactivity and support a calm nervous system

4️⃣ Maintain Positive Socialization

Dogs with hearing loss sometimes withdraw from social interactions if they become startled or confused. Keep them engaged:
✅ Provide slow, gentle approaches—let your dog see you before touching
✅ Encourage play with vibration-based toys or scent-based enrichment (treat puzzles, scent games)
✅ Pair visual praise (thumbs-up, smiling faces) with tactile affection (gentle petting, massage)

5️⃣ Enrich Their Sound Environment with Safe, Adapted Sound

Even with hearing loss, dogs benefit from sound stimulation—especially carefully curated sound designed for their perceptual abilities:
✅ Stream Pet Acoustics+ calming music daily to support emotional balance and sensory engagement
✅ Avoid sudden loud noises or environments with chaotic, sharp sounds
✅ Experiment with gentle white noise or low-pitched nature sounds to promote rest

Research in bioacoustics and sound therapy (including my own published studies) shows that frequency-specific music can lower canine cortisol levels and reduce stress behaviors—even in dogs with partial hearing loss.

Final Thoughts

Hearing loss does not mean the end of a joyful, interactive life for your dog. In fact, it offers us— as pet parents— an opportunity to deepen our connection with them in new ways.

By combining sound therapy, visual cues, and sensory enrichment, you can create a supportive environment where your dog continues to thrive.

I encourage you to explore the full range of features in the Pet Acoustics+ App—from the Hearing Test to species-specific calming music—and continue your learning journey about canine sound behavior.

Your dog will feel your love, attention, and understanding in every moment—whether they hear it or not.

With warmest wishes for you and your loyal companion,
Janet Marlow
Sound Behaviorist | Founder of Pet Acoustics

How Veterinarians Can Use the Pet Acoustics Hearing Test as a Valuable Screening Tool for Dogs and Cats

Hearing health in pets is often overlooked in routine veterinary care. Yet, just like humans, dogs and cats can experience hearing loss—whether from age, breed predisposition, ear infections, noise trauma, or other medical conditions. The challenge for veterinarians has always been having a quick, non-invasive, and accessible way to screen for potential hearing issues.

Now, with the Pet Acoustics+ App, veterinarians have a new tool at their fingertips: the Pet Acoustics Hearing Test—a free, innovative, and patent-pending feature designed specifically to help veterinary professionals assess canine and feline hearing health right in the exam room.

Why Add Hearing Screening to Routine Care?

• Early detection of hearing loss can improve quality of life and safety for pets.

• Many pet parents are unaware their pet may not be hearing well—behavior changes may be mistakenly attributed to aging, stubbornness, or anxiety.

• Hearing loss can be a symptom of other underlying conditions such as ear infections, neurological issues, or drug side effects.

• Breed-specific risks (such as congenital deafness in certain white-coated breeds) make hearing screening an important preventive care measure.

• Educating pet parents on hearing health builds value, trust, and engagement in your veterinary services.

How the Pet Acoustics Hearing Test Works

The app plays a series of calibrated, species-specific tones that match the hearing frequency ranges of dogs and cats. These tones are carefully designed to:

✅ Be non-startling and comfortable for pets
✅ Target high, mid, and low frequencies
✅ Help identify partial or full hearing loss, either unilateral or bilateral

During the test, veterinarians or technicians observe the pet for behavioral responses such as:

• Ear movements or twitching

• Head turning toward the sound

• Changes in alertness or body posture

• Eye movements or expressions of curiosity

The simple process can be performed in just a few minutes—no sedation, specialized equipment, or complex setup required.

Practical Applications in Veterinary Practice

1. Wellness Exams & Senior Pet Care
Integrate hearing screening into routine check-ups for adult and senior pets. As pets age, undetected hearing loss is common—early screening helps guide care recommendations and lifestyle adjustments.

2. Pre-Anesthetic Assessment
Screen for hearing issues prior to anesthesia or dental procedures to better tailor recovery environments (reducing potential startle responses during waking).

3. Breed-Specific Risk Screening
Use for puppies and kittens in breeds predisposed to congenital hearing loss (e.g., Dalmatians, Australian Shepherds, white cats with blue eyes).

4. Behavior Consultations
Assess pets presented with new behavior issues—hearing loss may be contributing to confusion, anxiety, or apparent “non-responsiveness.”

5. Post-Treatment Follow-Up
Screen after treatments for chronic otitis or other ear conditions to monitor hearing function.

Benefits for Veterinary Practices

✅ Adds value to your wellness care offerings
✅ Provides a modern, client-friendly screening option
✅ Encourages client engagement and education
✅ Easy to use—simply download the Pet Acoustics+ App on clinic devices
✅ Complements other sensory and cognitive health assessments

Getting Started

The Pet Acoustics Hearing Test is available for free in the Pet Acoustics+ App (downloadable on the App Store and Google Play). Veterinary teams can immediately begin using the tool in practice to enhance pet care and improve outcomes.

For those who want to take hearing wellness further, the app also offers in-app subscriptions to Pet Acoustics’ scientifically proven calming music—an excellent complement for managing anxiety, post-surgery recovery, and noise phobia cases.

Final Thought:
As veterinary medicine continues to embrace preventive wellness, sensory health—including hearing—deserves a more prominent role. With the Pet Acoustics Hearing Test, veterinarians now have an easy way to bring hearing care into everyday practice.

Why Regular Ear Checks Are Important for Pets

Routine ear checks help you:

✅ Catch ear infections early
Ear infections can cause pain, balance issues, and contribute to hearing loss if left untreated. Regular checks can spot redness, swelling, or discharge.

✅ Prevent buildup of wax and debris
Excessive wax or debris can block sound waves and affect hearing. Routine cleaning can help maintain clear ear canals.

✅ Detect age-related changes
Just like humans, pets may experience gradual hearing loss with age. Monitoring helps you catch subtle changes early.

✅ Spot injury or foreign objects
Outdoor pets can occasionally pick up plant material, dirt, or other objects that affect their hearing.

✅ Support communication & safety
A pet with untreated hearing loss may become more anxious, less responsive, or even at risk near roads or other hazards.

Signs of Possible Hearing Loss in Dogs and Cats

Here are key behavioral clues that may indicate hearing loss:

• Not responding to their name

• Sleeping through loud noises

• No reaction to doorbells or visitors

• Startling when touched

• Tilting head or shaking ears frequently

• Disorientation or increased anxiety

• Following other pets' cues more than usual

• Changes in vocalization (more barking, whining, or meowing)

Common Causes of Hearing Loss in Pets

1️⃣ Ear Infections (acute or chronic)
2️⃣ Wax buildup
3️⃣ Foreign bodies in the ear canal
4️⃣ Age-related (presbycusis)
5️⃣ Noise-induced hearing damage
6️⃣ Ototoxic medications
7️⃣ Injury to the ear or head
8️⃣ Genetic factors (some breeds are more predisposed)
9️⃣ Tumors or growths in the ear canal

What You Can Do: Screen with the Pet Acoustics Pet Hearing Test

Thanks to modern technology, pet parents can now conveniently monitor hearing changes at home with the Pet Acoustics Pet Hearing Test, available in the Pet Acoustics+ App (App Store & Google Play).

How It Works:

• The test plays a series of frequency-specific tones designed to match your dog’s or cat’s hearing range.

• You observe your pet’s reactions (ear movement, head turns, alertness).

• The app helps you track changes over time and provides guidance on when to consult your veterinarian.

Benefits:

• Non-invasive & safe

• Scientifically designed & patent-pending

• Quick and easy to use

• Creates a hearing profile for your pet

• Valuable for monitoring senior pets

• A tool for early intervention

When to Consult a Veterinarian

If the Pet Hearing Test suggests diminished hearing OR if you observe any of the behavioral signs above, it’s important to schedule a veterinary evaluation. A vet can:

• Check for infections or obstructions

• Perform a more detailed ear exam

• Recommend treatment (medication, cleaning, surgery if needed)

• Help you manage any permanent hearing loss and advise on safety strategies

In Summary

Your pet’s hearing is a vital part of their quality of life. Regular ear checks, attention to behavioral changes, and simple tools like the Pet Acoustics Hearing Test empower you to stay on top of your pet’s auditory health.

Early detection leads to early intervention — and helps you ensure that your beloved pet stays happy, responsive, and connected to their world.

Try the free Pet Acoustics Pet Hearing Test today — because every sound matters to your pet.
👉 https://www.petacoustics.com/home-pet-hearing-test

Scientifically designed Pet Acoustics music positively affects the microbiome of dogs, cats, and horses by reducing stress-related disruptions in the gut-brain axis. Here's how:

1. Stress Reduction and the Microbiome

Chronic stress in animals activates the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis, increasing cortisol levels. Elevated cortisol negatively impacts the gut microbiome—reducing beneficial bacteria and increasing inflammation. Calming music from Pet Acoustics has been shown to lower stress indicators such as heart rate, cortisol, and anxious behaviors, which in turn helps restore microbiome balance.

2. Improved Digestion and Nutrient Absorption

When an animal is calm, parasympathetic nervous system activity is dominant, which promotes optimal digestion and gut motility. Calmer animals experience fewer digestive disturbances, allowing the beneficial microbes in their gut to flourish and support better nutrient absorption and immune function.

3. Positive Behavioral Feedback Loop

Reduced anxiety leads to better eating patterns, rest, and social interaction—all factors that support microbial diversity. Pet Acoustics music helps create a stable and emotionally balanced environment, which contributes to healthier behavior and physiological harmony, including in the gut.

4. Veterinary and Shelter Implications

In environments like clinics or shelters where animals face heightened stress, consistent exposure to Pet Acoustics music can help preserve the integrity of the microbiome during times of immune challenge or transition. This is particularly important for animals with sensitive digestive systems or those recovering from illness.

In essence, Pet Acoustics’ species-specific music contributes to gut health by calming the nervous system, reducing stress-induced microbial imbalances, and supporting overall physiological well-being—proving that sound truly is a vital component of holistic animal care.

What Is Pet Music?

And Why It’s Not About What You Hear

As loving pet parents, we want to provide the best for our animals—safe food, comfortable spaces, exercise, and affection. But there’s one crucial area of care that’s often overlooked: sound. That’s where pet music comes in.

What Is Pet Music?

Pet music is scientifically designed sound therapy created specifically for the hearing sensitivities and emotional needs of animals. Unlike human music, pet music is not composed for entertainment—it’s carefully engineered to soothe, calm, and support the well-being of dogs, cats, horses, birds, and even small mammals.

At Pet Acoustics, this means using frequency ranges, decibel levels, and rhythmic patterns that align with how animals hear the world—helping to reduce stress from common triggers like thunderstorms, separation, travel, and vet visits.

Pet Acoustics stands as the world’s leading authority in pet-calming music, with over two decades of groundbreaking work in animal sound behavior. Backed by biometric studies and real-time physiological data, Pet Acoustics music is scientifically proven to reduce stress, lower heart rates, and promote calm in dogs, cats, horses, birds, and small animals. Trusted by veterinarians, shelters, and pet parents around the globe, our species-specific soundtracks have helped soothe over one million pets worldwide. With its patent-pending innovations and unwavering commitment to pet wellness, Pet Acoustics isn’t just the first—it’s the gold standard in pet sound therapy.

Why You Shouldn’t Judge It Like Human Music

When you press play on pet-calming music, it might not sound like a chart-topping playlist or something you’d hum along to. And that’s exactly the point.

As humans, we tend to evaluate music based on melody, rhythm, or personal taste. But animals experience sound very differently. They hear at higher frequencies, are more sensitive to environmental noise, and process sound neurologically in ways unique to their species.

So rather than asking, “Do I like how this sounds?” the better question is:
“Is this having a calming effect on my pet?”

What to Look For Instead

To know if pet music is working, observe your animal’s behavior:

• Ears softening or twitching

• Slower breathing

• Relaxed body posture

• Reduced pacing, barking, or hiding

• Willingness to settle or nap

These responses indicate that the music is activating a sense of security and comfort—something every pet deserves.

The Takeaway

Pet music is not for your entertainment—it’s for their wellness. Trust the science, not your own musical preferences. Give your pet the gift of sound that speaks to them.

Try playing scientifically developed pet music during known stress triggers or during quiet time and watch your furry friend respond in the most peaceful way.