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Follow & LikeThere are so many advantages in owning a cat that you’d want one by your side as soon as you finish reading this piece! It has been scientifically proven that cat ownership comes with a string of health benefits. Cats positively touch many aspects of their humans’ lives. Here’s how a feline can improve your life:
In fact domestic pets in general are considered stress-busters for people. Petting a cat calms one down. Image – www.providr.com
In one of the studies it was pointed out that cat owners were 30 percent less likely to die of a heart attack or stroke compared to individuals with no pet cats. This particular study was carried out for period of 10 years on 4000 Americans by scientists at the university of Minnesota’s Stroke institute in Minneapolis.
These traits aren’t readily found in children with autism. However this research revealed that autistic children with pets were more confident. Image – youtube.com
It was found that these children had better social skills than the non-pet owners. They were better at responding to other people’s questions and there was also a greater possibility of them to introduce themselves to others and ask for information.
A 2003 study in Austria concludes that cats are affectionate and feel real attachment to their owners. They are also more likely to reciprocate to their owners’ needs if they have experienced kindness from their humans. Image – www.care2.com
The same study also throws light on the existence of a special bond between felines and women.
Cat ownership improves your mental health. A survey by Cats Protection was carried on 600 people, where half had mental health issues, 87 percent cat owners admitted to their pets having a positive impact on their overall health. 76 percent owners found that they were able to cope with daily stresses in a better and smoother way due to the presence of pet cats in their lives.
Pets don’t judge us for what we are or what we say! People even claim that talking to their pets helps them vent feelings. Many cat owners also believe that their pets have served as a social support, while they were grappling to overcome difficult/painful situations such as loss of a loved one.