There was a post about a Website called musiccatslove.com that included music specially made for our felines. The primary difference is that most of the sounds were generally about an octave higher than what humans normally listen to.

I'm very curious. I will be researching this

The response time will be all but instantaneous.

And she responded rather quickly

She's learning to sit and shake on command

or any can? If it's just tuna, it's gotta be smell and not sound. At least that's the way it is in our house. Open a can of tuna the pride wakes up and comes running. Open a can of stewed tomatoes and they snooze on.

There simply isn't time for the smell to waft all the way to their nostrils before the reaction.

There's a guy up the road who runs a catfish pond, those fish know the sound of the truck that brings their food to them, drive up in anything else and no reaction, drive up in the roach coach and the catfish will be churning the water in their eagerness to be fed.

we were in a campground in Oregon next to a huge fenced pasture with cattle grazing. All of sudden a flatbed truck loaded with hay came tearing down the main road honking and the driver with his left arm out the window waving wildly to the cows. They all ran to the gate to greet him and you could see how excited they were. Must have been really good hay.

Pulse Cat Modulation

sound as in a tsk with a strong s and the cat immediately took off looking back at me with fear. It must have been the instinct to run from hissing snakes. He knew it was me but the sound ruled.