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Can Dogs, Cats and Other Pets Truly Improve Your Health?
And most of us believe strongly that our pets make us healthier. If you're enjoying this article, consider supporting our award-winning journalism by subscribing. By purchasing a subscription you are ... Read More
Getting a puppy can pose mental health challenges alongside benefits for families
A survey study of families with puppies in the UK has identified multiple mental health challenges alongside benefits of ownership for adults and kids alike, suggesting that a mental health boost ... 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
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
Pets Can Affect Your Mental Health As Much As Your Partners, Study Finds

Pets are a great addition to one’s life, not only do they give people a feeling of fulfillment, but they also give them a purpose. The bond between a pet owner and a pet is unmatched, as there is an ... Read More
America's Pets Are Stressed -- And Their Owners Want to Know Why: New Survey Finds Pet Parents' Biggest Concern in 2025 is Mental Health

Nearly two-thirds (61%) of pet owners cite separation anxiety as their primary behavioral concern, surpassing aggression, disobedience, and even physical ailments. Over half of pet owners (52%) say ... Read More
7 Ways Pets Improve Your Health

Your fluffy friend is good for your physical and mental well-being. Getty Images May 2, 2014 -- intro: When you come home to a purr or wagging tail at the end of a stressful day, the sudden wave ... Read More
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