Nevertheless, cat owners fret not, because a recent study from two psychologists at the University Of Wisconsin, Madison led to the compilation of music cats will actually like. As PopSci reported ...

Long before the wonders of keyboard cat, felines and music had a tense relationship. The two were tied by an infernal instrument—the katzenklavier, or cat organ. Imagine a row of eight cats ...

The Collective Evolution site posted links to music that was created just to soothe actual cats. On the off chance that you've not seen this in your Facebook/ Twitter feed a dozen times already ...

Cellist and musician David Teie, a soloist with America’s National Symphony Orchestra, has created the first ever album specifically for cats to listen to. TIME spoke to him about Music for Cats – and ...

Incredible cat and dog portraits in music, from a musician who specialises in striking animal scores. Furry friends, cats, dogs, bunny rabbits and more are being set to music, and they sound as lovely ...

TIME spoke to him about Music for Cats – and whether it actually works. What made you decide to make music that isn’t for humans? It first started when I was doing a concert with Metallica.

If your cat has ever meowed along to your favorite pop song, it’s probably not because he liked it. That music was designed in pitches and tempos that humans enjoy, so your cat is, at best ...

Listen: Why Scientists Have Created Music Just for Cats Most animals don't groove to human beats, but they will respond to music that's tailored to their hearing abilities, ongoing research shows.

Universal Music will release Music for Cats after a Kickstarter campaign raised hundreds of thousands of pounds and sold 10,000 records independently.

Louisiana State University researchers have found that playing music specially made just for cats can help calm their nerves while going through the stressful vet visit.

An album created especially for cats is being lapped up by humans too, topping two classical music charts.

Here’s What Music Specially Composed for Your Cat Sounds Like Research shows that cats prefer “species-specific” with frequencies and tempos that mimic the sounds of purring and birds ...