Therapy cats

              Cats can be used for therapies. They can be trained to help people relax and heal. They provide comfort and affection to people in hospitals, retirement houses or nurse houses. Cats can keep company, helping with loneliness and even help with some phobias or depression. Not every cat can become professional therapy cat. They have to be friendly, calm, patient and be ready to work with adults, kids and elderlies. However, cats can help people even if they are not therapy cats. Vibration of their purring is used to heal anxiety, depression and other disorders. Cats help relax and cope with stress. They can calm nerves and lower blood pressure. Therapy cats help treat and prevent cardiovascular diseases, cancer or chronic pain. To sum up, cats are used for therapies and can make people relax or help with their healing.

 

link: https://www.catsnap.org/info/display?PageID=18922#:~:text=Therapy%20cats%20have%20been%20used,both%20memory%20and%20forgotten%20emotions.

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  1. englishdiary26 kwietnia 2022 11:12

    Can't the same, if not more, be said about dogs? And some other animals?

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