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Can Dogs, Cats and Other Pets Truly Improve Your Health?


This article was made possible by the support of Yakult and produced independently by Scientific American's board of editors. “Jake can throw his arms around the dog when he doesn’t feel comfortable ... Read More

The Brutal Truth About Why Your Pet Can’t Actually Cure Your Anxiety


Pets have always been a source of attachment for people, but they became emotional lifelines during the recent pandemic. Adoption centers reported overwhelming demand for pets. Read More

Owning a Cat or Dog Could Boost Brain Health as You Age, Study Finds


Dog and cat parents may glean benefits beyond a cuddle buddy. A recent study links cat and dog ownership to slower cognitive decline in older adults. The study, published in Scientific Reports, ... Read More

Pets don't necessarily improve their owners' well-being


People often turn to pets to boost their mood and find companionship. Improving well-being and reducing loneliness are among the most cited reasons for adopting an animal companion. Subscribe to our ... Read More

New research finds pets might not actually improve your wellbeing


People often turn to pets to boost their mood and find companionship. Improving well-being and reducing loneliness are among the most cited reasons for adopting an animal companion. But even though ... Read More

Dr. Cynthia Maro: The importance of a calm, stress-free home for pet health


A calm, stress-free environment isn’t a luxury — it’s a necessity for keeping pets physically healthy and emotionally balanced. Read More

Yes, pets can be good for your health: Expert insights


SO MARIA, LET’S ADD ONE MORE HEALTH TIP TO THAT LIST. GET A DOG. RESEARCH SHOWS THAT THERE ARE A LOT OF BENEFITS, INCLUDING LESS STRESS AND A LONGER LIFE. HERE TO EXPLAIN IS DOCTOR TODD ELLERIN FROM ... Read More

Dr. Cynthia Maro: Holistic pet care: An overview of a whole-body approach to pet wellness


Aug. 30th is Holistic Pet Day. Pet parents often wonder about how they can be more proactive in their approach to their pets’ wellness and improved longevity. In recent years, holistic pet care has ... Read More

Vet urges pet owners to understand the hidden emotional toll behind providing animal health care


Despite nearly 90% of pet owners viewing their animals as family members, few understand the emotional and practical complexities of providing animal care that veterinarians navigate daily. Read More

Breeding responsible pet ownership: Choosing the right dog or cat


Bringing a dog or cat into your life, whether through adoption or purchase, is a significant decision, as each pet and breed is unique and has its own specific needs. There are many factors to ... Read More

Pets don’t necessarily improve their owners’ well-being


Catherine Amiot is a member of the emerging Board of Directors of the PHAIR Society, an academic society that seeks to promote research on human-animal intergroup relations. She has received funding ... Read More


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