Music Heartbeat Therapy in Pets

When Terry Woodford first conceived of the 'Baby-Go-To-Sleep' Heartbeat Music Therapy CD in 1985, he had no intention of comforting and calming any baby other than human preemies and fussy toddlers. But as this successful music industry executive discovered, babies, either human or canine, respond to his simple, repetitive classic lullabies in which the sound of a human heart beat is superimposed. And the response is striking. They relax and fall asleep within a few minutes of listening to the special mix

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[pepenow]

What an interesting subject. does this really work? much needed in kennels!!

[spyrosasavr]

see!!this proves that dogs are like humans and should be treated like them

[MakinaDeMuerte]

I was looking for a heart beat sound earlier and my dog curled up/started to twitch. She also comes down whenever I'm listening to dubstep-maybe because she thinks my friends are over but my brother is convinced she likes deep bass.

[superkiwi1000]

@pepenow yes music made for pets works like magic!

i have a cat and he is always meow and jumping around but when i turn on this music he jumps on my bed closes his eyes and purrs!!! I would def try this out there are many companys that sell diff types of music find the one perfect for your pet or kennel in this place

[garfieldandnaudia]

This makes so much sense, having the lullaby played at the same speed of a heartbeat. Now I understand why my animals would always go to sleep when I sang to them. It was at that pace and it was a comfort to them. Just holding them, talking soothingly sometimes is not always enough. Thanks for the info. Holly

[VICTORIOUSCHAR]

This works, just playing this video made my dog lye down and quiet down.

[dumlovex]

interesting

[josepcho]

good~