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Here’s How Pets Promote Health

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1 – More socialization. What is the difference between a doctor’s and a veterinarian’s waiting rooms? While waiting at the vet, people tend to initiate conversations more quickly. In addition, pet owners are more likely to get to know their neighbors than people without pets. Having a dog counteracts loneliness and improves well-being. This is true for singles and older people.

2 – Less overweight. Dog owners are more active and spend more time outdoors. Therefore, they are more likely to reach the recommended level of physical activity. Consequently, dog walkers are less likely to be overweight.

3 – No doctor. A long-term study in Australia indicates that pet owners do not need to visit the doctor as much as those without pets.

4 – Longer life. Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death worldwide, but pet owners are less likely to suffer. According to a Swedish study, including data from over 3.4 million individuals, having a dog reduces the chances of cardiovascular disease and mortality for unmarried individuals.

✅ Other researchers showed a similar effect for cat owners. Anyone with a pet cat has a lower risk of heart attack.

✔️ How can pets improve their health? Pet owners tend to have lower blood pressure and cholesterol levels, and are less likely to be obese. In addition, pets improve their owners’ social skills.

✔️ What type of pets are the most recommended? Dogs and cats contribute to lower blood pressure and cholesterol, and reduce stress. In addition, petting a pet is helpful for arterial health. According to a study by the State University of New York, individuals with a cat or dog in their homes and taking anti-hypertension medication can reportedly reduce their blood pressure levels by 50%.

✔️ What are the best dog breeds for health? Golden Retriever, Labrador Retriever, German Shepherd, Beagle, Boxer, Poodle, Yorkshire Terrier, Chihuahua, and French Bulldog are some of the healthiest dog breeds. These breeds are known to be friendly, active, and easy to train.

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🟢 PETS. 🔵 DOGS.

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April 10, 2023 by Kevin Franco

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