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Feline hearing is three times greater than human hearing. Have you wondered why your cat magically slips away before there is a knock on the door or why your cat gets restless before any sign of a thunderstorm? The ability for cats to detect the highest frequencies and faintest of sounds that exist in the air is astounding and one of the most important senses for their survival in nature. 

A cat's upright ears assist their acute hearing and helps them capture frequencies humans can't detect. Additional muscles allow them to rotate their ears for surround sound-like hearing. Observing your cat's ears is the best way to know what they are hearing and feeling. Felines prefer long sustained tones and harmonies at a moderate to low volume for their musical taste to maintain their feline state of relaxation. Similar to dogs, calming music provides a sense of well-being in their environment.