By Janet Marlow, M.A., CSB — Certified Sound Behaviorist™ and founder of Pet Acoustics

$39.99 | Digital edition | ~55 pages

Hearing is the one sense most veterinary teams were never taught to assess. Around 70% of clinics don't screen hearing at all, yet hearing changes shape how dogs and cats respond to handling, noise, the exam room, and the people who care for them.

The Veterinary Guide to Hearing Wellness closes that gap. Written for veterinary technicians and the whole clinical team, it brings 25 years of science in animal psychoacoustics into a concise, practical guide you can read in an afternoon and put to use the next day.

Inside, you'll learn:

• How dogs and cats hear, and why their hearing range changes what they experience in the clinic and at home

• The signs of reduced hearing that are easy to miss, and how they're often mistaken for behavior problems

• How a two-minute hearing screening fits into a routine visit, and how to read Present, Reduced, and Absent results across the Low, Mid, and High bands

• How to talk with pet parents about hearing results and next steps

• How sound therapy supports calm in patients during visits and at home

Who it's for: Veterinary technicians, veterinarians, practice managers, and shelter teams who want a clear, science-based foundation in companion animal hearing health.

Part of the Hearing Wellness Platform

This guide is also available within the Pet Acoustics Hearing Wellness Platform, a monthly subscription that gives your clinic or group practice unlimited hearing screenings in a personalized, dedicated admin page. The subscription includes unlimited access to Pet Acoustics biometric sound therapy for dogs and cats, plus educational guides for veterinarians and pet-parent follow-up.