You love, do not like, own or you love a cat from a distance, it concerns you. However, when you look at all this independently, cats have more benefits to humans than you think. Scientists, both Swiss and British, are conducting crazy research on cats. The point reached after dozens of studies: Owning a cat has dozens of benefits for people.
Breaking up with a lover, losing a relative, experiencing negativity in life, etc. situations happen to all of us, of course, they are in life. However, if you are a cat owner, the pain you experience and feel after these events is much less. You shed less tears, so to speak. A number of meticulous studies have shown that sad, troubled, anxious people recover faster and overcome these distressing periods faster if they establish an emotional bond with cats. That's right I tested it!😇
Let's admit that feeding cats at home has important effects on child development and mental health. Keeping pets for children increases their social communication, empathy and sense of responsibility. It can be said that children who grow up with cats are extroverted and especially single children learn to share. When cats enter the family, they play an important role in training children to take responsibility and care for animals. Dr. of the American National Allergy and Infectious Diseases Board. Marshall Plaut stated that growing up with pet contact at an early age strengthens the immune system in the future and significantly reduces common allergies. Children who grow up with cats or dogs around them develop their immune systems against allergens at a young age. Children who meet cats at an early age are less likely to get respiratory ailments. In addition, children who grow up with pets develop their empathy skills better at later ages and are more successful in communicating with people.
The general belief about cats is that they do not care about their owners and are commanded on their own. However, the number of people that cats have saved their lives from past to present is quite high. There are cats who immediately notice the gas leak that starts in the middle of the night and feel the epileptic seizure before it comes. In fact, a cat named Simon is the owner of the most prestigious medal that can be received by military animals. The cat is a legend in the British navy, hunting rats attacking the food stocks of the British navy ship on which it hangs, and trying to keep the whole team cheerful despite being injured.
They provide a sense of friendship. For a single person, a cat is the best option. He is very independent when he wants to be, but also very affectionate. But sometimes it will be an annoyance that you just don't want to leave you alone! They are very funny animals and always entertain you. Remember how important it is to feed them properly, to keep track of their vaccinations and to cut your nails (unless you want to ruin your furniture!).
Many people have believed for many years that cat purr has healing power. Especially "When I put it on my aching stomach, it has relieved my pain." We frequently meet people who say. Although the reasons are not fully scientifically proven, a study conducted in France has proven that cat purr has a stress-relieving effect: Cat purr gives people happiness both through the ear and through the nerve endings close to the skin.
Veterinarian Jean-Yves Gauchet found that depending on the size of the cat's ribcage, the calming effect on humans increased. This throat vibration is used as a calming sign among cats. The vibration perceived by the ear passes through the nerve endings close to the skin and enables us to detect a hum that emits a low frequency between 20 and 50 Hertz.
Which can be seen on all continents except Antarctica in the world of cats it is thought to spread from 10 thousand years before present territory of Turkey.DNA analysis indicates that the ancestors of the cats most likely came from here and that the first farmers used these animals to combat rodents. Cats also got their share from the agricultural revolution that became widespread in the world. It reached Cyprus in 2500. In the next few centuries, the cats that passed through Bulgaria and Romania through humans, then spread to Egypt. The animals were highly valued here than the Egyptians; local people gave importance to cats as a sign of nobility and wealth. Later, the increasingly popular Egyptian cats were carried to their countries by the Romans and Vikings on pest-fighting ships. Cats then spread to all of Africa, Europe and Asia. These animals were transported by humans across the ocean by ships with the discovery of America.
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I may have just mentioned cats, but I love dogs as well.Good thing they are in our lives.
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