Licensed Calming Music for Veterinary Clinics, Dog Daycares & Pet Boarding Facilities
You have found it! A proven way to calm the pets at your pet facility.
Here's a sample piece of what classical guitar music sounds like. This is Etude #3 composed by Matteo Carcassi in about 1836.
If you run a facility you need to stay legally compliant with your music and not risk copyright infringement. You can do this and still avoid licenses from ASCAP, BMI and SESAC performance rights organizations.
The Legal Risk of Everyday Music Streaming
If you run a business, playing music from a personal Spotify, Apple Music, or YouTube account is a copyright violation that opens your business up to thousands of dollars in legal liability.
To stay compliant, businesses are usually forced to buy expensive licenses from Performance Rights Organizations (PROs) like ASCAP, BMI, and SESAC. These fees can easily cost you thousands of dollars every year.
The Simple Legal and Affordable Solution
As a trained classical guitarist, I have built a custom solution specifically for pet businesses.
My private internet stream features curated, calming music sourced entirely from Public Domain Music and my own personal BMI catalog. Because I own and control 100% of the music, I can license my stream directly to you—allowing you to legally bypass traditional PRO licenses.
Why Choose this Stream
- 100% Legally Compliant: Sleep easy knowing your business is fully protected from copyright infringement.
- Zero PRO Fees: No need to pay ASCAP, BMI, or SESAC
- Tailored for Pets: Gentle, acoustic classical guitar tracks curated specifically to reduce animal anxiety.
- Plug & Play: Stream directly to your facility's sound system via a private, reliable internet link.
Lock in your Charter Membership!
I am currently accepting new charter members for a fraction of the cost of commercial music services.
- Charter Price: Just $25/month(Locked in for this year)
- Risk-Free:Start with a FREE trial to see the calming effect on your pets firsthand.
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Have questions? Contact the Classical Guitarist Paul Erickson at paul@ericksons.net