Monday, October 3, 2011

Pets Change the Environment

Everyone that has a four-legged little buddy in their homes, know how important they are. Our pets actually change the whole environment of our homes. Yes, there are responsibilities associated with having a pet. In some instances, it’s just like having a child. There are also costs related to keeping your pet healthy and happy.

The cost and investment of time is more than worthwhile. What we receive back as pet owners, more than compensates us for the cost that we pay. Emotional issues, like stress, can be combated through the help of pets. Studies have shown that we need our pets just, as much as, they need us. Let’s take a look at some of the ways that pets affect our environment.

Something to look forward to
It doesn’t matter, whether you live alone or not. Coming home to a happy pet is one of the day’s highlights. Most people are very excited to reunite with their dogs and cats at the end of a long work day. Their excitement for us can be seen is their happy display once the door opens.

Provides companionship
Pets provide welcome companionship to many people. They are wonderful roommates for the elderly and for the handicap. Their love and affection makes pet owners feel needed. This is a great way to deal with emotional and physical ailments.

Encourages activity
The care of your pet will almost always require that you stay active. This is true whether you are walking your dog or changing litter. Keeping active is a healthy way to live. It will also help you to give the best care to your pet.

1 comment:

  1. Great post! Our dog, Bear, adds a lot of personality to our daily lives. He's a curmudgeonly old guy at age 16, but still has a Puppy Spirit. He also has aspirations of being reincarnated as a bird...

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