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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
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
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
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
Why 2025 Is the Year of Pet Mental Health Awareness

It started with a whimper. Not a dramatic howl. Not a bark. Just a soft, almost inaudible whimper from under the couch. That’s where Max, my usually bouncy golden retriever, had wedged himself on New ... Read More
5 Ways Your Furry Friend Is Helping Your Heart Health

Pets may help reduce stress, lower blood pressure, and reduce the risk of serious cardiac events like heart attack or stroke by keeping us physically active. Share on Pinterest Drazen_/Getty Images ... Read More
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