Encourage exercise
When walking the dog, your health also improves. At the University of Michigan, research results show one of the many benefits of raising a dog shown at the time of exercise increased to 30 minutes.
Pain relief
Spending time with your pet can also help you avoid postoperative pain. Research in Anthrozoös found that patients who spent 15 minutes playing with dogs after joint replacement surgery used fewer pain medications than those who didn’t use this particular therapy.
Reduce the risk of allergies
According to a study of clinical and experimental allergies, pets lower the risk of childhood allergies. The likelihood of adults having allergies in families once owning a pet when they were young drops by 50%. Early contact is important and rearing animals does not have the same effect on the immune system as above.
Control blood sugar
According to a study in PLoS ONE, individuals aged 9 to 19 can better control type 1 diabetes when raising pets. By actively taking care of animals, the blood sugar level is maintained more stable 2.5 times. The researchers concluded that those involved in caring for pets were more responsible and familiar with everyday tasks.
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