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Soothing music to calm your cat — for sleep, anxiety, and time home alone. Cat Calming Music is gentle, species-appropriate music designed for cats: high, warm tones and soft purr-like rhythms that help anxious and restless cats settle. Whether your cat struggles with being left home alone while you're at work, gets stressed during fireworks, thunderstorms, vet visits, or car and carrier travel, or you have a new kitten, a senior cat, or a tense multi-cat household, there's calming music here for every situation. Inspired by research into the kinds of sounds, pitches, and rhythms cats naturally respond to, each session is quiet, steady, and free of sudden noises that startle cats — so you can press play and watch your cat relax. New calming sessions every week, from short naps to full 8-hour "home alone" tracks. Relaxation music for your cat — not a substitute for veterinary care.
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One hour of soft, warm, high-register lullaby music to help a kitten settle and sleep. Gentle and quiet with a long fade in and out — perfect for naptime or bedtime for a young cat. Volume tip: play this softly — cats are far more sound-sensitive than we are, and a quiet, steady volume is the most calming. Keep it low, especially when your cat is alone. Designed around research on species-appropriate cat music (Snowdon & Teie 2015; Hampton et al., JFMS 2020): high-register, gentle, sliding tones cats tend to respond to. Effects in the studies were small — this is calming audio for relaxation, not a medical treatment. Music for cats, calming music for cats, cat sleep, separation anxiety, home alone, fireworks, thunderstorm, vet visit, carrier and travel, kitten, multi-cat, senior cat.
Three hours of soothing music for the carrier and the car. Soft, slow, high tones to help your cat stay relaxed on road trips, moves, or any travel day. Play it quietly in the carrier before and during the ride. Volume tip: play this softly — cats are far more sound-sensitive than we are, and a quiet, steady volume is the most calming. Keep it low, especially when your cat is alone. Designed around research on species-appropriate cat music (Snowdon & Teie 2015; Hampton et al., JFMS 2020): high-register, gentle, sliding tones cats tend to respond to. Effects in the studies were small — this is calming audio for relaxation, not a medical treatment. Music for cats, calming music for cats, cat sleep, separation anxiety, home alone, fireworks, thunderstorm, vet visit, carrier and travel, kitten, multi-cat, senior cat.
Five hours of gentle, high-register music to keep your cat calm and settled through the night. Soft, sliding melodies at a steady low volume with no sudden sounds — for overnight sleep or a long quiet evening. Volume tip: play this softly — cats are far more sound-sensitive than we are, and a quiet, steady volume is the most calming. Keep it low, especially when your cat is alone. Designed around research on species-appropriate cat music (Snowdon & Teie 2015; Hampton et al., JFMS 2020): high-register, gentle, sliding tones cats tend to respond to. Effects in the studies were small — this is calming audio for relaxation, not a medical treatment. Music for cats, calming music for cats, cat sleep, separation anxiety, home alone, fireworks, thunderstorm, vet visit, carrier and travel, kitten, multi-cat, senior cat.
One hour of gentle music for a cat nap — soft, high, and soothing, with a long fade in and out. Keep it quiet and let your cat drift off. Volume tip: play this softly — cats are far more sound-sensitive than we are, and a quiet, steady volume is the most calming. Keep it low, especially when your cat is alone. Designed around research on species-appropriate cat music (Snowdon & Teie 2015; Hampton et al., JFMS 2020): high-register, gentle, sliding tones cats tend to respond to. Effects in the studies were small — this is calming audio for relaxation, not a medical treatment. Music for cats, calming music for cats, cat sleep, separation anxiety, home alone, fireworks, thunderstorm, vet visit, carrier and travel, kitten, multi-cat, senior cat.
Five hours of gentle, high-register music to keep your cat calm and accompanied through a full work day home alone. Soft, sliding melodies at a steady low volume, with no sudden sounds. Volume tip: play this softly — cats are far more sound-sensitive than we are, and a quiet, steady volume is the most calming. Keep it low, especially when your cat is alone. Designed around research on species-appropriate cat music (Snowdon & Teie 2015; Hampton et al., JFMS 2020): high-register, gentle, sliding tones cats tend to respond to. Effects in the studies were small — this is calming audio for relaxation, not a medical treatment. Music for cats, calming music for cats, cat sleep, separation anxiety, home alone, fireworks, thunderstorm, vet visit, carrier and travel, kitten, multi-cat, senior cat.
Gentle, quiet music for older cats. Soft, slow, high-register tones for rest and comfort, with a long fade in and out and no sudden changes. Volume tip: play this softly — cats are far more sound-sensitive than we are, and a quiet, steady volume is the most calming. Keep it low, especially when your cat is alone. Designed around research on species-appropriate cat music (Snowdon & Teie 2015; Hampton et al., JFMS 2020): high-register, gentle, sliding tones cats tend to respond to. Effects in the studies were small — this is calming audio for relaxation, not a medical treatment. Music for cats, calming music for cats, cat sleep, separation anxiety, home alone, fireworks, thunderstorm, vet visit, carrier and travel, kitten, multi-cat, senior cat.
Calm, neutral background music to ease tension in a multi-cat household. A soft, steady sound field with no startling moments, to help cats share space more peacefully. Volume tip: play this softly — cats are far more sound-sensitive than we are, and a quiet, steady volume is the most calming. Keep it low, especially when your cat is alone. Designed around research on species-appropriate cat music (Snowdon & Teie 2015; Hampton et al., JFMS 2020): high-register, gentle, sliding tones cats tend to respond to. Effects in the studies were small — this is calming audio for relaxation, not a medical treatment. Music for cats, calming music for cats, cat sleep, separation anxiety, home alone, fireworks, thunderstorm, vet visit, carrier and travel, kitten, multi-cat, senior cat.
Gentle settling music for a new kitten. Soft, warm, high tones to help a young cat relax, sleep, and feel safe in a new home. Keep it low and steady at naptime. Volume tip: play this softly — cats are far more sound-sensitive than we are, and a quiet, steady volume is the most calming. Keep it low, especially when your cat is alone. Designed around research on species-appropriate cat music (Snowdon & Teie 2015; Hampton et al., JFMS 2020): high-register, gentle, sliding tones cats tend to respond to. Effects in the studies were small — this is calming audio for relaxation, not a medical treatment. Music for cats, calming music for cats, cat sleep, separation anxiety, home alone, fireworks, thunderstorm, vet visit, carrier and travel, kitten, multi-cat, senior cat.
Calming music for the carrier, the car, and the waiting room. Soft, slow, high tones to help your cat settle during a stressful vet trip. Play it quietly in the carrier on the way there and back. Volume tip: play this softly — cats are far more sound-sensitive than we are, and a quiet, steady volume is the most calming. Keep it low, especially when your cat is alone. Designed around research on species-appropriate cat music (Snowdon & Teie 2015; Hampton et al., JFMS 2020): high-register, gentle, sliding tones cats tend to respond to. Effects in the studies were small — this is calming audio for relaxation, not a medical treatment. Music for cats, calming music for cats, cat sleep, separation anxiety, home alone, fireworks, thunderstorm, vet visit, carrier and travel, kitten, multi-cat, senior cat.
Soothing, steady music to help your cat through fireworks and thunderstorms. No booms, claps, or sharp sounds, just soft continuous tones to take the edge off a loud night. Start it before the noise begins and keep the volume low. Volume tip: play this softly — cats are far more sound-sensitive than we are, and a quiet, steady volume is the most calming. Keep it low, especially when your cat is alone. Designed around research on species-appropriate cat music (Snowdon & Teie 2015; Hampton et al., JFMS 2020): high-register, gentle, sliding tones cats tend to respond to. Effects in the studies were small — this is calming audio for relaxation, not a medical treatment. Music for cats, calming music for cats, cat sleep, separation anxiety, home alone, fireworks, thunderstorm, vet visit, carrier and travel, kitten, multi-cat, senior cat.
Gentle, high-register music to help your cat feel calm and accompanied while you're out at work. Soft, sliding melodies at a steady low volume with no sudden sounds, so a home-alone day feels a little less lonely. Volume tip: play this softly — cats are far more sound-sensitive than we are, and a quiet, steady volume is the most calming. Keep it low, especially when your cat is alone. Designed around research on species-appropriate cat music. Music for cats, calming music for cats, cat sleep, separation anxiety, home alone, fireworks, thunderstorm, vet visit, carrier and travel, kitten, multi-cat, senior cat.
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