A song about your pet, with their name

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A song about your pet, with their name

Your dog's ridiculous zoomies, your cat's 5 a.m. alarm call, the rabbit who rules the house — turned into a song you will sing to them for years.

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Your first song is free — no card needed.

Every pet owner already sings to their animal. It is usually a made-up tune with the dog's name repeated eleven times, performed in the kitchen when nobody is watching. A pet song gives that tune proper lyrics and a real voice — and it is one of the happiest songs you can make, because the material writes itself.

Choose the pet template or just tell us about them: the name and the six nicknames, the breed, the habits, the thing they stole last week. AI Music writes the lyrics, composes the music and sings it with real vocals in about a minute, with cover art too. Make one for their birthday or gotcha day, for a new puppy, or simply because the cat deserves an anthem.

Hear one we made

Biscuit Barrel

Ukulele folk pop, playful, light, whistling · 2:28

“A cheerful folk-pop song about my scruffy terrier mix Biscuit, rescued from a shelter three years ago. Nicknames: Biscuit Barrel and Sir Biscuit of the Sofa. He steals sandwiches straight off plates, snores like a tractor, and dances in circles when he hears his lead. He loves the park, tennis balls and our neighbour's cat, who hates him. Chorus with “Biscuit”, calling him my scruffy little sunshine with a very big bark.”

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What to put in a song about your pet

  • 1

    Their full name and every nickname — “Biscuit”, “Biscuit Barrel”, “Sir Biscuit of the Sofa”.

  • 2

    The breed or the mix, and what they look like: one floppy ear, a white sock, a tail that never stops.

  • 3

    Their daily crimes: the stolen sock, the toast off the counter, the plant knocked off the shelf.

  • 4

    Their routines: the window seat at 4 p.m., the dance at the sound of the lead, the bath-time disappearing act.

  • 5

    How they came to you — the shelter, the litter, the stray who simply moved in.

  • 6

    Their best friend in the house, human or animal.

  • 7

    A gotcha day or birthday, if you celebrate one.

  • 8

    For an older or departed pet: a gentle song about the years together and the spot that is still theirs.

How a pet's chorus could sound

Oh Biscuit, Biscuit, champion of the couch,

thief of every sandwich, king of every pouch,

you snore like a tractor and you dream of the park —

my scruffy little sunshine with the very big bark.

Fun ways to use a pet song

  • Gotcha day or birthday. Play it while they get their special dinner; record the head tilt.
  • A video for their fans. Make a lyric video from your own pet photos and post it to reels or stories — the internet runs on pet content for a reason.
  • A gift for another pet owner. Your sister's new kitten, your neighbour's old retriever: a song about their animal is a present people never expect.
  • A new arrival. Welcome a puppy or a rescue with a song about the first week home.
  • A goodbye. If a pet has died, a soft acoustic song about their best days can help the family, children especially, remember the happy years.

Folk, rap or a lullaby?

A cheerful folk or acoustic tune fits most pets and is easy to sing along to. A hip-hop track works brilliantly for a pet with attitude — a cat who owns the street, a chihuahua with big-dog energy — with their crimes listed in the verses. A children's song style is perfect if the kids will sing it, and a slow lullaby suits an old dog who mostly sleeps now. Tip: the more specific and slightly absurd the details, the funnier and more loved the song will be.

  1. 01

    Answer a few questions

    Names, memories, the mood you want. Skip anything you like.

  2. 02

    We write and sing it

    Lyrics, melody, vocals and cover art — composed around your answers.

  3. 03

    Play it for them

    Download the MP3, share the link, or play it right there.

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Questions

Can I make a song for a cat, a horse or a parrot?

Any animal. Describe them as you would to a friend — species, name, personality, habits — and the lyrics are written about that exact pet.

Can I make a song for a pet that has died?

Yes. Many people make a gentle tribute song about the years they shared with a pet. Choose a calm acoustic style and describe the happy memories you want to keep.

Can I use my pet's photos?

With a subscription you can turn the song into a lyric video set to your own photos, and you can make a song from a photo of your pet as the starting point.

Can I post it on my pet's social account?

Yes. You can download the MP3 or make a lyric video for stories and reels, and the songs you make may be used personally and commercially.

Is the first song really free?

Yes. New accounts get one free song with no card needed; later songs are paid with credits.

More occasions

Your song is one sentence away.

Tell it who it’s for and what happened. We’ll handle the rest.