Noise phobia, which includes a fear of fireworks and thunderstorms, is surprisingly common in dogs. While there's no cure, ...

Redirecting your cat’s attention can be an effective way to help them calm down. A favorite toy, such as a feather wand or a small stuffed animal, can provide a safe outlet for pent-up energy.

Does classical music have a calming effect on dogs? A 2002 study carried out by animal behaviourist Dr. Deborah Wells found that the dogs involved in the study spent more time resting and being quiet, ...

YouTube is home to millions of hours of free content, and when it comes to streaming music for your cat or dog, there are plenty of options. Tune in for a 24-hour live stream from a channel like ...

"Music, such as the track available for cats exclusively through Alexa, is specifically designed to calm cats and help keep them at ease during what can be a stressful evening.

Simply ask “Alexa, help my cat relax” or “Alexa, help my dog relax” to mask the sounds of fireworks. You can access both features, and much more, through the Alexa app. 2. Keep your energy ...

A cat owner was warned to keep their pet calm when he returned home with a cast on, but things didn't quite go to plan. TikTok user @teetnburgerboy is the proud owner of three cats, so, as you may ...

Sound Therapy: Use calming music or white noise to soothe your dog’s anxiety. Studies have shown that certain types of music, such as classical or reggae, can have a calming effect on dogs.

THE top ‘soothing’ songs most likely to keep your dog calm on long car journeys include ‘How Deep is Your Love’, by The Bee Gees, and Bob Marley’s ‘No Woman No CryR… ...