#pet therapy !!!

[malithiae]

💙wriolette pet therapy holo sticker <333🖤 limited!!⚠️take yours here!!

[trexalicious]

❤

[missdeflai]

My baby Idi 🍼🐾

[germanshepherddogwithablog]

Hello Hoomans, I have been gone for a long time, I'm sorry, I ran out of ideas for what to post. I'm just going to post a status update, though, so you know I'm still alive.

I am very much alive, but I'm not feeling so good today, I got into some of my hooman brother's friends fried fish, and it just didn't sit well with my tummy. Everything else is OK, but I frew up a few times today.

Other than that, things at my house have been pretty good, I've gotten used to mommy going to work everyday, at first I was afraid she wouldn't come back, but now I know she will, It's just takes forever, but luckily she's always home on the weekends, and sometimes she surprises me and sissy by coming home early.

As far as my behavior goes, I'm calmer on walks, but whenever sissy has me on a walk and starts talking to her friend who lives near buy, I get really mad at sissy's friend and I don't know why. I even got mad at grandpa's (mommy's daddy) friend, and tried to fight him.

Maybe it's because sissy is always nervous when we go on walks, It's hard not to feel her emotions. Whatever the reason, sissy has started putting on a collar that beeps when she uses a remote.

I don't like the beeps, so I don't try to fight people or dogs on walks anymore. And sissy somehow gets me to actually give her MY ball when we play outside by keeping the remote in her hand.

She always throws it after, and that's what I want her to do, but I just don't want her to take MY ball.

Other than that, I've been pretty good, but I seem to be very restless. I'm fine until mommy comes home, then whenever sissy is resting and spending time with mommy, I get bored and demand that sissy takes me outside and play with me, even if I don't have to go potty. Then, right when we come in, I'm ready to go back out.

Well, puzzling stuff is happening in my mind, but life has been pretty good. I trust mommy and sissy though and know they will help me.

[bunnybonesxxx]

Lucifer just being cute, and fluffy.

[mymomcallsmeadevilchild]

it’s how my cat will still come to me and meow for pets even after i’ve fucked up ,not only my life, but my friends life too

it’s how no matter how disgusting i feel my cat will still jump on to my bed at night to cuddle

it’s how my cat will lay down next to me while i feel like throwing up

[truly-morgan]

[Pet Therapy, feat. Will Graham]

Jiang Cheng | Mo Dao Zu Shi Modern AU + Cross-Over Hannibal 14-05-2021

[#jiangcheng #willgraham, pet therapy]

The weirdest cross-over just came to my mind: modern setting where somehow both wg and jc are doing pet therapy with dogs and somehow manage to be friend.

say thank to the sudden fanart of will I saw with dogs while laying on the floor, making me think "Oh, I can see jc being like that too"

best bud because they like the good boy and girl

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[neurocophany-theyshe]

If you’re ever feeling sad

or overwhelmed by the state of the world and/or your life, 10/10 recommend looking up pet sunglasses on Amazon or Temu and looking at the review pictures

^cat model

^such a smart boi

^actual photo of Troy Bolton

^ anger

^smartest lil guy

[healingwgabs]

Bella dump 🥰 mi pedaso de sol had the zoomies this morning 😂<3

[wellbeing-oasis]

Animal Therapy

Have you been feeling lonely, slightly depressed or anxious? Let me tell you, maybe you are not. You are just missing a pet!

Owning a pet can actually be a highly effective method of therapy, known as pet or animal therapy. No matter the age you are or difficulty you are having, animal therapy can be quite helpful for you.

This type of therapy has become increasingly popular in recent years, and is now widely used in hospitals, schools or age care facilitations. With the rise of COVID-19, the pet ownership increased significantly. 

Pets are known to form a bond with humans, beneficial for both parties. They are known to reduce stress, anxiety and depression. They also provide a sense of unconditional love and support, forming a rare companionship with the owner that can boost their social confidence, quiet helpful for people who feel isolated or are struggling with loneliness. Here are some ways you can benefit from the presence of animals and where to find pets in Melbourne:

One of the most popular forms of animal therapy is use of dogs. Dogs are highly social, loyal and affectionate animals, and there are several studies that document the bond they can create with human, which got them the title of ‘human’s best friend’. Due to their level of intelligence and obedience, dogs can be trained to provide a variety of support services, such as helping people with mobility issues or providing emotional support for people with mental health disorder. If you are thinking of adopting a dog, have a look at some of the most popular Australian websites such as Rescue Pets or Savour Life. If you are not in the position to adopt a dog right now, I have a life hack for you. Go in a dog beach (Port Melbourne, St. Kilda, Elwood, Brighton) and enjoy not only a lovely walk by the beach, but also the presence of so many lovely dogs, that are having zoomies on their beach day! Another option would be to book a class of puppy yoga in Springvale or visit dog cafes and enjoy their company! 

Another popular form of pet therapy is the presence of a horse, known to help individuals with post-traumatic stress disorder, also called equine therapy. There are many placed around Melbourne that offer classes to learn how to ride horses or ponies, such as Woodlands Trail Riding in Greenvale, The Equine Club in Dromana, Alan Smallacombe Trail Rides in Dandenong Ranges, and not only. Here is the link to some of the most popular horse rides in Melbourne.

Other pets that are used in therapy are cats, birds or even fish. If you love cats, you should check out the famous cat café in CBD before it closes down in June, or visit the Melbourne/Werribee Zoo and the Sealife Aquarium to see other beautiful animals.

To conclude, pet therapy can be quite a solution for your mental health. We know that life can get overwhelming and lonely at times, but there is nothing a pet cannot fix for you. Here are some doggo pictures that I took around Melbourne to make the perfect conclusion for this blog!

[saraichinwag]

The Spiritual Meaning of Kittens

[memoryndcompany]

Enhancing Memory Care: Types of Pet Therapy Offered at Memory & Company

Learn how pet therapy at Memory & Company enhances memory care through the calming and therapeutic presence of animals.

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[germanshepherddogwithablog]

I really miss Mommy, she started working yesterday. She got to come home yesterday and today for lunch, but she won't get to come home for lunch for the rest of the hooman school year. (She works at a tiny human school).

And my 12 year old hooman brother starts school tomorrow, so I'll only be with sissy. I love sissy, but I miss mommy I have just been sitting staring at the door waiting for her to get home. It feels like forever.

She's so nice to me and let's me sleep in her hed, and give me kisses and tummy rubs and she cleans my eyes when there's stuff in them.

I'll miss brother too, even though he doesn't let me in his room or share his yummy smelling food with me (sometimes I sneak in anyway).

At least I have sissy. She's been gone at night taking care of grandma who is hurt, but she always comes back in the morning to take me on walks and spend the day with me. But then she goes back to grandma's at night. At keast that's where she tells me she goes.

What do you hoomans do during the day? Work? School?, something else, do you miss your fur babies when you leave the house like mommy and sissy do? Or if you don't do anything like me, what do you do when your other hoomans leave to do their out of the house stuff? Do you miss them? I know I ask a lot of questions, I just want to learn more about the hoomans who like my blog, and I want to create more chances to interact with you all.

[familythings]

How Owning a Cat Can Heal Your Pain

Some days ago I shared an article with some Cat Facts and Curiosities. What I did not tell you, dear friends, is that having cats at home can have multiple health benefits. I’ve kept cats for more than 20 years in my home. I have always loved them, especially my boy, Poku, who was so special and friendly. Anytime he felt I was stressed or angry, he would sit on my lap and help me relax. But I…

[therapy-gems]

hits different 🥹❤️‍🩹

[thewellnesscenterpharmacy]

Pet therapy, also known as animal-assisted therapy, is rapidly evolving and gaining recognition for its profound impact on health and well-being. At a medical shop in Old Bridge, New Jersey, pet therapy tools and resources are becoming increasingly available to support this growing field. Research consistently highlights how animal interaction can alleviate symptoms of anxiety, depression, and PTSD, making it a valuable complement to traditional medical treatments.