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Friday, April 27, 2012

Health Benefits of Having Pets in Your Home Office


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What would exactly happen if your pet arrives to office with you? He’d bring you coffee and throw scratches to the bin. But seriously, are pets useful when brought in the office? A study has revealed that when people talk to people, blood pressure increases, but when people talk with animals, blood pressure decreases. Another study has disclosed the fact that pets have calming effects on individuals under mental stress. There’s another test which involved forty-eight stockbrokers who have hypertension. ½ of them were sent at home with an antihypertensive drug while the other ½ were given a drug and a pet. It was found out that people who have pets with them have lower response to psychological stress.

A freelancer may sometimes have flexibility in their work, but still, it can be demanding and taxing sometimes. The work is also solitary; this is why having pets at work can be valuable. Also, not like people, pets are not rude and do not condemn your work. Animals don’t scream at you if your work has problems

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You may have already been informed about how dogs help you with your creative process. Dogs, being naturally playful make your environment more positive by sending away negative the pessimistic attitude.

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At work, your pets give you love, care and support, which makes you energized and more self-assured. They also push you to get out of your seat from time to time and be active for a little moment; increasing the level of your serotonin.

Another good pet to keep at work is a cat. Research has shown that a cat’s meow is the level of frequency that can reduce the chemicals in the brain during stressful events. And what’s more, there is something comforting about petting a cat for many times.

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Sunday, April 22, 2012

Cancer Patients and Their Animal Companions

To become healthy, physically, psychologically, cognitively and emotionally, humans need to get in touch with living things.
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The human-animal relationship bares something as simple as having pets can keep us from developing heart problems, cancer and misery. Our pets are a great source of unconditional love and care; therefore, they will definitely be valuable in improving the health and comfort of cancer patients.

There is even a cancer specialist who narrated to have often prescribed pet therapy for his patients who revealed that social connectedness, which comprises the love of a pet, can save many of us from cancer. He also accounted how stressful was his job before he retired. But after coming home from a demanding day, his dog would wait for him at the door. He said that it’s not only the mutual fondness and exercise good for him and his pet, but the connection with the pet alone stimulates the release of endorphins that relax the body and aid in releasing anxiety.

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Recognized today as treatment for cancer that makes use of many different types of animals including cats, dogs, dolphins, fish, and horses among others, animal assisted therapy provides considerable advantages to cancer patients during their chemotherapy. We know for a fact that patients with cancer frequently experience a high level of stress and anxiety. This is why hospitals now regularly use pets such as dogs and cats to assist patients after surgical operation or during chemotherapy.

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 Patients may not have their loved ones always present by their side to give hourly companionship and encouragement. With pets around, patients are able to communicate their fears and concerns more comfortably. Another good thing to be happy about is knowing that pets are favorable in cancer patients in reducing anxiety and stress, and thus permit the patient to concentrate his energy on recovering. A study was done to test the efficiency of pet therapy, and fortunately, the results shoe considerable improvement in the cancer patients’ blood pressure, cardiac rate and salivary immunoglobulin-A levels. We have always known that cancer and cancer treatments entail the experience of terrible pain. Fortunately, we have pets to function as service animals which have been found to lessen pain perception in people undergoing chemotherapy and other cancer treatments.



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Monday, April 16, 2012

Cute Bunnies as House Pets

Who doesn’t find a bunny stuffed animal so cute? Yes, they’re all adorably cute, and so the real bunnies. They don’t bark or create loud noises, so these are perfect pets for those who don’t want to disturb their neighbors. These animals are the best pets for the aged. Because they are usually clean, tame and somewhat loving, they can be great house pets.


Now, you decided to buy one. You brought him at home; you’ve got all what you need. But look at your pet; he seems to be very scared stiff and shy of you. No need to worry. You’ll win him over with time and persistence. For now, try to bond with your bunny the proper way. First, bunnies are not toys. They can be cuter than cuddly toys but don’t assume they like to be hugged and cuddled. In fact, bunnies don’t like that. It is okay to cuddle them but not constantly because they will be frightened. If you have bunnies, then you should provide them home. These pets need their own personal space where they can play and rest without any threats around. Better yet, designate a part of your home where your rabbits will stay. Consider it as their castle, and make sure that their place is not intruded.


Like a child, a bunny will be happy playing in the cage with toys and stuffs that will keep him busy inside. You may leave the cage open because your bunny is a curious little animal who loves to roam around. If you want him to be really happy, then make him a dig box. Take a box, and fill it with dry hay. Hide some treats below and watch your cute bunny having fun.


Your bunny needs to get familiar with you. So every day, park yourself somewhere near his house and read out loud for hours. Let him become used to your own voice. Make sure you maintain your voice as calm as possible and do not yell. After days, you notice that your bunny has started to become comfortable with you. Well, I applaud you for that.

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