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Researchers find pet owners do not have better mental health - MSN

The study, recently published in Mental Health & Prevention, reveals that pet ownership does not necessarily offer the emotional boost many people expect.. No mental health benefits found. The ... Read More
Do pet owners love their dogs or cats more?

In homes across Europe, pets often hold the status of beloved companions. But a long-standing question lingers: do people care more about their dogs than their cats? A major study led by Dr. Peter ... Read More
Researchers: No – pet owners do not have bett | EurekAlert!

Researchers: No – pet owners do not have better mental health New study has investigated more than 6,000 adults over a 12-month period to identify potential benefits of pet ownership to mental ... Read More
How pets improve their owners’ mental health - New York Post

34% of the 2,000 pet owners polled purposely got a pet to improve their mental health. Getty Images “I just have to look at him to have a better outlook on life and the day. 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
Researchers find no improvements in mental health of pet owners, say benefits overstated - ET HealthWorld

Researchers find no improvements in mental health of pet owners, say benefits overstated The benefits of owning a pet might be overstated, researchers have said after tracking more than 6,000 ... Read More
The pandemic pet boom was real. The happiness boost wasn’t
Locked-down Hungarians who gained or lost pets saw almost no lasting shift in mood or loneliness, and new dog owners actually felt less calm and satisfied over time—hinting that the storied “pet ... Read More
Pandemic pet ownership study finds no lasting impact on human well-being
A new study challenges the belief in a universal "pet effect" on human well-being. Using data collected during COVID-19 lockdowns, researchers found no significant change in respondents' well-being ... Read More
How pets improve their owners’ mental health - wfmz.com

Almost three in five Americans say that their pet literally saved their life, according to new research. A survey of 2,000 cat and dog owners revealed that 56% have been ... Read More
Rising pet care costs find many owners unprepared - ConsumerAffairs

Lifetime pet care costs have surged—up 12% for dogs and nearly 20% for cats since 2022 3 in 4 pet owners face surprise bills over $250, yet only 31 Trending Trending ... Read More
Why more than half of pet owners are declining veterinary care - USA TODAY

According to “The State of Pet Care” report, vet care costs in the U.S. have soared more than 60% since 2014, forcing many owners to forgo recommended treatment for their pets, sometimes with ... Read More
Researchers find pet owners do not have better mental health

We all remember news stories about the so-called "pandemic puppies" and the soaring number of pet adoptions in countries all over the world as the COVID-19 lockdowns brought social life to a halt ... Read More
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