She told me, “Cleo doesn’t even like this kind of music. I spoke to a friend of mine who had made a playlist for her dog Cleo, and she didn’t seem to think that the music really fit Cleo’s vibe. No way to know if he was really feeling the music or had been struck by just the regular old zoomies. Pan seemed to like his playlist, but in all honestly nearly anything will get him excited and riled up. I don’t know if I’d jam to it in the car or put it on in exchange for one of my own playlists, but I was satisfied with the result. Although it was kind of a weird mix of music, I thought the playlist was pretty decent for what it was. My pet playlist had an interesting mix of cat-related songs and upbeat pop music like “Kiss Me More” by Doja Cat and “Adore You” by Harry Styles. The music is chosen based on the questionnaire, as well as your own listening habits. You’re able to upload a photo of them, and include their name, both of which are displayed on the graphic for your playlist once it’s made.

Nonetheless, I was excited to discover it, and thought it worth discussing.īy visiting here, you are redirected to the Spotify app, where you fill out a short questionnaire about your pet, including what kind of pet they are and what some of their characteristics are. I discovered a few days later that this feature has actually been around since 2020, and was just being highlighted for National Pet Day. This past Monday I was greeted with a notification from Spotify that I could hop on the app and make a playlist for my pets! I was thrilled, thinking that this was a brand new feature for me to capitalize on, especially after adopting my first cat, Pan, just two months ago. Spotify’s Pet Playlist feature, based on questionnaire answers and your music taste, produces some mixed results.

Spotify for pets