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Scientifically proven mental health benefits of having a pet

If you asked most pet owners, “Does having a pet impact your mental health?” you’d likely hear a resounding “Yes!” A 2023 survey found that the vast majority (86%) of pet owners believe their pets ... Read More
Students flock to pet animals for their mental health
As part of a week of activities to help students with their mental health, a students' union have arranged for animals to come to the campus ... Read More
17 Ways Your Pet Can Improve Your Health and Happiness
If you’ve ever looked into your pet’s eyes and thought, “You’re the best therapist I never paid for,” you’re not alone! Our pets have an incredible way of lifting our spirits and improving our ... Read More
Opinion: The benefits of pets to our well-being

In addition, considering the growing popularity of animal therapy, it is not surprising that pets can bring us so much joy. Animal therapy has been proven to have many favorable effects such as ... Read More
Pet guardians are increasingly worried about the mental health of their dogs and cats

When it comes to caring for pets, some people worry most about physical health, while others are more concerned about financing potential health problems. But what stands out in a recent survey is ... Read More
Improve Your Pet’s Care: Essential Questions for Every Veterinary Visit

The quality of a pet’s health care often depends on the owner’s ability to ask specific, informed questions during veterinary appointments. Topics like diet and nutrition are filled with ... Read More
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