Most cats have an affinity for music. Some cats prefer soothing background sounds, and music can fill that desire. Spotify even provides a playlist for cats. This gives cat owners a place to start if they aren’t sure what music their cat likes. For the owner of this new kitten, all he needed was his guitar.
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As the new kitten sits attentively, you can see its expression. At first, the little kitten doesn’t know what to make of the sound.
Slowly, his expression changes, and he seems to enjoy the sounds. He isn’t bobbing his little head to the beat, but you can tell he is relaxing.
If you want to test your cat, listen to different types of music. Scientists say that cats prefer something with a beat that is synchronous with their resting heart rate. There is cat-specific music available on YouTube. These mixes include sounds like cats purring and tones with frequencies within a cat’s vocal range.
Some cats like the sound of a white noise machine. If your cat struggles with anxiety, keeping a white noise machine on might help them relax. One thing to be conscious of is the type of music you select. Loud, head-banging, heavy metal with a strong bass should probably be left off the playlist. Most recommendations lean toward easy-listening music or quiet instrumental pieces.
In Istanbul, cats roam freely, and this little music lover frequents the symphony orchestra hall. This little cat loves it when her owner plays the piano. Unfortunately, you may want to keep Ed Sheeran off your playlist. Whatever your choice is, your new kitten will tell you what they like if you pay attention to their reactions.
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