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Pet Health News The Health Benefits Of Pet Ownership More Than Just Companionship

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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

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