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Host: Janet Marlow, Sound Behaviorist & Founder of Pet Acoustics
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“We’re All Ears” is a series delving into the fascinating world of animal hearing and behavior. Each episode uncovers surprising insights about how animals experience sound—from the tiniest frequencies humans can’t detect to audible triggers that shape their moods, actions, and well‑being.
Overview:
“We’re All Ears” is a series delving into the fascinating world of animal hearing and behavior. Each episode uncovers surprising insights about how animals experience sound—from the tiniest frequencies humans can’t detect to audible triggers that shape their moods, actions, and well‑being.
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Hello and welcome to We’re All Ears.I’m Janet Marlow—and today’s episode is especially for the veterinarians, technicians, practice owners, and mobile clinicians who are asking one very real question right now:How do we scale our veterinary services… without burning out our teams or compromising care? Today, I want to share how clinics are using sound therapy and hearing health—through Pet Acoustics Inc.—as a practical, workflow-friendly way to grow. Not as a “nice extra.” But as real clinical infrastructure.Why scaling today looks different When most people hear the word scale, they think:More rooms. More appointments. More staff.But in real clinics, the biggest barrier to growth isn’t space.It’s stress.Stress in the patient. Stress in the room. Stress in the team.An anxious animal slows everything down: handling takes longer, more people are needed in the room, safety risks increase, and emotionally… it’s exhausting.
Hello and welcome to We’re All Ears.I’m Janet Marlow—and today… we’re having a little fun.Because I get asked one question more than almost anything else:“Okay Janet… but when should I actually use sound therapy?”And my answer is always the same:More often than you think.So today’s episode is all about how to use sound therapy in as many real-life pet moments as possible— big moments, small moments, messy moments, adorable moments… and yes—sometimes very chaotic ones.We’re going to keep this simple.If your pet has ears… this episode is for you.And just so you know— you can use Pet Acoustics sound therapy anywhere, anytime.You can download Pet Acoustics+ on any device from the App Store or Google Play, and start listening right away with a subscription.Or—if you love a simple, ready-to-go solution—you can use one of our pre-loaded Pet Acoustics speakers, available at petacoustics.com/shop.So whether you’re at home, on the road, at the groomer, in a clinic, or curled up on the couch with your best friend…Let’s talk about how sound therapy fits into real life— the beautiful, unpredictable life you share with your pet.Let’s listen in.
Welcome to "We're All Ears!". I'm Janet Marlow, Founder of Pet Acoustics.Horses are born listening. As prey animals, their survival has always depended on detecting sound before danger appears. Long before a horse reacts with movement, their nervous system has already scanned the environment acoustically.A distant footstep.The creak of a gate.Wind moving through trees.These aren’t background noises to a horse. They are signals—each one quietly asking:Is this safe? Should I stay? Or should I go?
Welcome to We’re All Ears, the podcast dedicated to how animals experience the world through sound, emotion, and connection. I’m Janet Marlow, founder of Pet Acoustics. And today… we’re stepping into the future. 2026 — A New Era of Compassionate Pet Care Because the way we care for pets is changing. And it’s changing in hopeful, deeply human ways.If you look at the last decade, pets went from “companions”… to family. From afterthoughts in healthcare…to emotional priorities in our lives.2026 represents something powerful: A world where pet care isn’t only about treatment… It’s about experience, comfort, emotional well-being, and dignity.And that shift isn’t technological first.It’s heart first.
Welcome to We’re All Ears, the podcast dedicated to how animals hear, feel, and live more comfortably in our world. I’m Janet Marlow, founder of Pet Acoustics, and today’s episode is a special one… because it’s about something deeply emotional, deeply compassionate, and incredibly important for the pets we love.This is Episode 33: The Pet Hearing Test Revolution — How Sound Is Transforming Preventive Care for Dogs & CatsThere’s a moment many pet parents experience… A moment where something changes, and we can’t quite name it.Maybe your dog doesn’t come running when you call. Maybe your cat no longer reacts to familiar household sounds. Maybe they startle more easily… Or withdraw… Or cling a little tighter.And suddenly, you wonder: Are they ignoring me? Are they confused? Are they aging? Or… is something deeper happening?Sound is how our pets connect to the world. It’s how they feel safe. It’s part of how they love us. Music by Janet Marlow, "Essence"
Hello and welcome to We’re All Ears. I’m Janet Marlow, Sound Behaviorist and founder of Pet Acoustics.The holidays are meant to be joyful—but for many pets, they can be confusing, overstimulating, and lonely—especially when they’re left alone.Today’s episode is about how to support dogs and cats during the holidays when they’re home alone, and how veterinarians can help guide pet parents with simple, effective strategies that truly reduce stress.
Hello everyone, and welcome back to We’re All Ears, the podcast where we tune in to our pets’ world of hearing, behavior, and emotional balance. I’m your host, Janet Marlow, sound behaviorist and creator of the Pet Acoustics species-specific music used by pet parents around the world.Today’s episode is a special one, because the holiday season is officially here. And while we might love the sparkle, the gatherings, and the excitement… our pets often feel very differently.Today we’re talking about:How to soften the sound environment in your homeWhy holiday noise triggers anxiety in dogs and catsAnd how music can help before, during, and after holiday eventsSo let’s dive in—because your pet deserves a peaceful holiday, too. Music by Janet Marlow from Jingle Tunes for Pets
Welcome to We’re All Ears, the podcast where we listen beyond words — to the sounds, emotions, and science that connect us to our animals.I’m Janet Marlow, composer, researcher, and founder of Pet Acoustics — and I’ve spent over two decades exploring how sound affects the behavior and wellbeing of pets.Today’s episode asks a timeless question: 👉 What is your pet trying to tell you?We’ll journey through science, emotion, and sound — drawing from research around the world, from the University of Glasgow to Penn Vet, and yes, from our own discoveries here at Pet Acoustics. Because understanding what our pets hear… changes how we care.
Welcome to We’re All Ears, a podcast by Pet Acoustics, where we explore how sound and emotion shape the lives of animals and the people who love them. I’m your host, and today we’re tuning in to one of the most overlooked spaces in veterinary care— the lobby. It’s the first sound your pet hears, and the emotional threshold between stress and calm. This is The Veterinary Lobby: Where Sound and Emotion Meet.
Welcome to We’re All Ears, the podcast that helps pet parents truly hear their world through the science of sound. I’m Janet Marlow, sound behaviorist, musician, and founder of Pet Acoustics.Today, we’re diving into one of the biggest concerns for pet parents today—the rising cost of veterinary care. It’s on everyone’s mind. But what if I told you that understanding your pet’s hearing and sound environment could actually help reduce stress, prevent health issues, and even minimize vet visits?Let’s explore how sound—yes, sound—can be one of the most effective, natural ways to support your dog or cat’s long-term health.
Welcome to We’re All Ears, the podcast that explores how animals hear, behave, and thrive through sound. I’m Janet Marlow, animal sound behaviorist, composer, and founder of Pet Acoustics.Today, we’re talking about something that every cat parent knows all too well — getting your cat to the veterinarian. The carrier, the car ride, the waiting room — it can all add up to stress for both of you. But there’s good news: understanding how cats hear and using sound science can turn this challenging experience into a calm, even comforting, routine.
Welcome to We’re All Ears, the podcast where we explore how sound shapes the wellness and emotions of animals. I’m Janet Marlow, founder of Pet Acoustics and an animal sound behaviorist.Today, we’re stepping inside the veterinary exam room to explore the next evolution in pet wellness — hearing health.For decades, veterinarians have listened to hearts, checked eyes and teeth, palpated joints — yet one vital sense has often gone unexamined: hearing.
Welcome back to We’re All Ears, the podcast dedicated to helping pets live calmer, healthier lives through the science of sound. I’m your host, Janet Marlow, sound behaviorist and founder of Pet Acoustics.Today, we’re focusing on a subject that often goes overlooked: hearing health in cats. Cats are masters of concealment—when it comes to illness or sensory decline, they’re far more subtle than dogs. This makes hearing loss and auditory stress particularly easy to miss. (Music by Janet Marlow)
Welcome back to We’re All Ears, the podcast dedicated to helping pets live calmer, healthier lives through the power of sound. I’m your host, Janet Marlow, and today we’re talking about a challenge that so many of us face: street reactivity on a walk.Street reactivity happens when a dog suddenly reacts to a trigger, another dog passing by, a skateboard rolling past, or a loud truck rattling down the street. What feels like background noise to us can feel overwhelming to them. Remember, dogs hear at frequencies almost twice as high as humans, which means their world is filled with layers of sound we don’t even notice. ( Music by Janet Marlow)
Welcome to We’re All Ears, the show dedicated to enhancing the health and happiness of our companion animals. I’m your host, Janet Marlow, and today we’re turning the volume down—literally—to talk about an often-overlooked subject: hearing loss in pets.If you’ve recently tried the Pet Acoustics+ App hearing test or noticed that your dog or cat isn’t responding quite the way they used to, you might be wondering—has my pet lost some of their hearing? The truth is, hearing loss is more common than many realize. But with awareness, the right steps, and a bit of creativity, you can help your pet adapt and continue to thrive. ©Music by Janet Marlow
Welcome to We’re All Ears, the podcast where we explore how sound shapes the lives of animals and deepens our bond with them. I’m Janet Marlow, sound behaviorist, composer, and founder of Pet Acoustics. Today we’re tuning into a quieter, more hidden world—the hearing of rabbits and small pets like guinea pigs, hamsters, and ferrets. These animals may be small in size, but their ears are tuned with extraordinary sensitivity to their environment.
Imagine if every time you lost your hearing after a loud concert or a construction site next door, your ears simply fixed themselves. Sounds like science fiction, right? Well… birds can actually do this.Hi, I’m Janet Marlow, sound behaviorist and founder of Pet Acoustics. In this episode of We’re All Ears, we’re going to step into the world of birds—how they hear, why their ears are so different, and the superpower they have that we humans can only dream of: regenerating hearing.By the end, you’ll not only know more about your feathered neighbors, but you’ll also see how studying them could shape the future of hearing health—for pets, for people, and for our understanding of sound itself.
Photograph by Jonno Rattman Welcome to We’re All Ears, the podcast where we explore the fascinating ways that sound shapes the lives of animals and the people who care for them. I’m Janet Marlow, and today I want to share something very close to my heart—my journey of pioneering a new field of sound therapy and hearing health for animals.You know, people often ask me how I came to develop music specifically for pets—music based on frequency. And honestly, it was never something I set out to do at the very beginning. My background has always been in music. I spent years as a composer and performer, studying the nuance of sound, harmony, and vibration. But along the way, I began to notice something fascinating: the way animals responded to sound was not only real, but profound.
Welcome back to We’re All Ears, where we explore sound, science, and the wellness of the animals we love. I’m Janet Marlow, founder of Pet Acoustics. Today, we’re diving into the fascinating world of doodles — those curly-coated, lovable dogs that have taken the pet world by storm. But here’s the question: when you meet one on the street, do you really know what you’re looking at? Picture this: you’re out for a walk and see a fluffy, happy pup bounding along. Someone says, “Oh, this is Bella — she’s a doodle.” But what does that mean? Is she a Labradoodle? A Goldendoodle? A Bernedoodle? Maybe even a Sheepadoodle? The truth is, “doodle” has become a catch-all for a wide variety of poodle crosses. From the standard to the mini, the genetics can mix into a rainbow of sizes, coats, and personalities. That’s why when you meet a doodle on the street, it’s nearly impossible to guess its lineage.
Welcome to We’re All Ears, where science meets the art of listening for the animals we love. I’m Janet Marlow, sound behaviorist and founder of Pet Acoustics. Today, we’re heading into the stables to explore how horses hear the world, and how sound when designed just for them can calm, focus, and improve their well-being.We’ll also take you behind the scenes of a groundbreaking project I had the privilege to create the Boehringer Ingelheim Relax Trax initiative along with peer-reviewed research published in the Journal of Equine Science and a University of Lublin study that measured exactly how Pet Acoustics’ music impacts horses."
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