It is known that cats move in a special way by melodies they heard and enjoyed as kittens. Our Bengal music cats cattery expose our cats and kittens to music 24 hours a day as we believe it’s still possible that, cats form their strongest bonds with music during their growing period of their development. Often, cats fall asleep after a few minutes of a common music tune. Cats go through cognitive stages of their lives and music exposure may add to cats sense of comfort and sense of trust to humans. “Some animal shelters play classical music because it has a calming effect on the cats and other residents. There are CDs made especially for cats. At least one cat enjoys playing piano. “(cathealth.com. Why Do Some Cats Like Music)
“Snowdon and colleague Megan Savage worked with composer and musician David Teie, who created the cat-center music. “Here we found that cats showed orientation and approach behavior toward the speaker with the cat music, often rubbing against the speaker while the music was on,” lead author Charles Snowdon of the University of Wisconsin, Madison, told Discovery News. (Music to Cats’ Ears” by Eleanor Stanford, Oct. 30,2015, The New York Times.)
