Owning a pet is a privilege, but it is also a great responsibility. An animal living in the natural environment has no way of causing the level of pollution as one that lives in your household, so handling this issue …

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Research has shown that positive interactions with animals can raise levels of the hormone oxytocin, which helps encourage healing and new cell growth. Therefore, having a pet isn’t good just because you can cuddle and play with them all day …

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