Pets are good for your emotional health, right? Not necessarily, study ...

Contrary to popular belief, there's "no evidence" that pet ownership helps relieve depression, anxiety, loneliness, etc., study finds. Read More

A New Study Says Pets Can Be Just as Good for Your Mental Health as a Spouse—Seriously

Fact checked by Nick Blackmer A new study found that having a cat or dog boosts life satisfaction as much as earning nearly $100,000 more a year.Pets help keep loneliness at bay, offering ... Read More

Pets Can Affect Your Mental Health As Much As Your Partners, Study Finds

People who love animals and have pets often gush about how their little ones bring so much happiness to their lives. They also express how their mental health improved when their pets came into their ... Read More

Sorry, Fido: New evidence suggests pet ownership may not be as beneficial to health as we thought

Even more surprising: losing a pet didn’t affect the well-being of their former owners. Read More

Mental health: Talking to your pets is good, combats loneliness

May is mental health month. Here is a fun fact: Talking to your pet can help you and your health by combating loneliness. Read More

Ways to care for the mental health of your pets - WESH Channel 2

The mental health of our pets is just as important as our own and here's a few ways to care for them.Good nutrition, a good routine and attention are key to a pet's mental health. Read More

How pets improve their owners’ mental health - New York Post

A survey of 2,000 cat and dog owners revealed that 56% have been rescued by their four-legged friend in one way or another. Read More

Pets Are Good for Your Health, and We Have the Studies to Prove It

If you have pets you already know the joy and love they bring to your life. Now science is confirming just how good they really are for you — both mentally and physically. Read More

Having a pet can improve your mental health ... - Daily Telegraph

Seeing your pet get excited whenever you walk through the door can easily put a smile on your face, but according to new research, they can also boost your overall health. Read More

Having a pet can improve your mental health, according to new research

Seeing your pet get excited whenever you walk through the door can easily put a smile on your face, but according to new research, they can also boost your overall health. Read More

Pets can smell your stress, study finds - FOX 5 Atlanta

A new study reveals that dogs can detect human stress through their sense of smell, reacting emotionally to higher levels of the hormone cortisol in sweat. Read More