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For almost three decades, cats have been valuable therapists in institutions for retirees, hospitals, schools, inns. Cats help people in the treatment of infections, depressive-anxious disorders, after surgery …

A therapeutic cat is defined as a trained cat to assist in the medical treatment of people by promoting the interaction of people with animals for relaxation and healing. These mice bring solace to retirees, retirement homes, schools, hostels and other social institutions.

The role of cats in therapeutic processes continues to surprise researchers and health professionals.

Spinning Power

The vibrations of the spinning cat are in fact what has a therapeutic power. It is known that cats have helped people in the treatment of infections, depressive and anxiety disorders, after surgery and other conditions. Any cat owner can back claims about the benefits of the pet's ailment. They provide unconditional love and consolation. In a special way, they help us to relax and make it easier to cope with stress in life.

Relieves Pain

When our cat catches up with us after a busy day outside, it physically affects us. Many studies have shown that keeping the cat can calm the nerves, lower blood pressure, help prevent and treat cardiovascular disease, cancer and chronic pain, then promote the immune system and even prolong life. There are also arguments that therapeutic animals can act the same or even better than conventional pharmaceuticals to calm down in reducing blood pressure levels and diseases by slowing the heart rate.

Cats, children and the elderly

Therapeutic cats have a particularly positive impact on children. By developing disorders such as autism, these cats help to make children more comfortable in their environment. Therapeutic cats are also especially valuable for the elderly and patients with dementia or Alzheimer's because they stimulate memory and forgotten emotions.

Lek za dušu

People with depression often find consolation in the company of their pet. The emotional problems that accompany depression can be turbulent and tiring. A pet may be just what the doctor recommends because it provides special support that can be considered a medicine for the soul, with positive results and no negative effects.