The cost-effective, non-invasive, natural remedy to treat pet anxiety.
Loud Noises. New Home. New People. Bed Time. Travel Time. Home Alone. Feeding Time. Veterinarian Visits. Potty Training. Walks. Play Dates… and more!
Loud Noises. New Home. New People. Bed Time. Travel Time. Home Alone. Feeding Time. Veterinarian Visits. Potty Training. Walks. Play Dates… and more!
Zoundz is a scientifically developed sound therapeutic that has been tuned to the ears of dogs and cats. Regular programmatic use can transform the most anxiety ridden pets into a tranquil meditative state.
Our Product
Therapeutic Sounds
We humans have long played music for our dogs and cats, perhaps with the intention to entertain, calm, or comfort. Now, after significant scientific breakthroughs and years of development tuning to the unique ears of dogs and cats, Zoundz therapeutic sounds are the most cost effective, non-invasive, and natural remedy for pet anxiety available today.
Prescribed Programs
Our team of pet professionals - including veterinarians and animal behaviorists - have developed details programs incorporating Zoundz therapeutic sounds with other activities. These prescribed programs are specifically tailored to achieve identified goals you may have for your pet.
Joint Meditations
Dogs and cats often view their human parents as companions for play - which makes sense as we love to play with them. We can also bond through other means, especially joint meditations where we each clear our minds and relax into a meditative state. Zoundz joint meditations are scientifically developed and carefully curated to calm and focus both the pet and human to facilitate bonding.
Desensitization Sounds
Loud noises, whether from within the home, out on the street, or up in the sky, bring fear to many dogs and cats. Zoundz has developed a platform of desensitization sounds designed to prepare dogs and cats for these abrupt noises so they no longer generate fear and anxiety.
“Zoundz is working really well in our shelter. We believe in it. I’ve noticed when walking down our halls that the dogs and cats are quieter.”
— Megan Gram, Saving Grace Pet Adoption Center
