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Pets May Not Boost Our Mental Health As Much As We Thought, As A Recent ...


Pets May Not Boost Our Mental Health As Much As We Thought, As A Recent Study Revealed Pet Owners Actually Had Slightly Higher Levels Of Anxiety And Depression Story by Emily Chan • 2w ... 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

A Pet Could Boost Your Mental Health - Psychology Today


There is clear evidence that pets are good for kids as well. A review article published by researchers from the United Kingdom identified 22 studies that measured the impact of pet ownership on ... 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. Some shared that it’s the companionship that gives them the boost, saying a pet “makes me ... Read More

How Having Pets Can Improve Your Mental Health - WebMD


Other Benefits of Pets. Pets can help your body as well as your mind. There have been decades of studies about the physical and mental health benefits of spending time with dogs. 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

Pets and your health: Pros and cons to keep in mind - CBS News


In recognition of National Pet Day on April 11, we've rounded up a look at some ways pets can affect your health and well-being, for better or worse. Pets can promote exercise and heart health ... Read More

Seattle pet parents: How do animals boost your mental health?


A majority of people, 84%, say their pets boost their mental well-being. Seattle Times wants to hear how your pet improves your mental health. Read More

Adopting a pet can boost your mental health | wtsp.com


During Mental Health Awareness Month, SPCA Tampa Bay points to the mental health benefits of being around animals, encouraging people to adopt or volunteer. Read More

How growing up with pets, dust may boost mental health


"This study moves the conversation forward by showing for the first time in humans that these same exposures are likely to be important for mental health." For the study, led by University of Ulm ... Read More

Olivia Munn on the Importance of Your Pet's Mental Health - People.com


"We need to remember that mental health for our animals is just so important," says Olivia Munn, who has partnered with Petco to help animal lovers manage their pets' anxiety For Olivia Munn, her ... Read More

A Pet Could Boost Your Mental Health - Psychology Today


If you don't have a pet, you may think about what caring for an animal entails: feeding, training, cleaning up after and paying veterinary bills. But most pet owners understand that pets provide ... Read More


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