Scientific and Political Benefits of Having a Cat

Studies have revealed that just watching short cat videos online can enhance a person’s mood and increase its energy—so it’s no wonder that cat ownership has plenty of advantages. Here are some.

1. THEY’LL HELP YOU MANAGE STRESS AND WORRIES

Losing a loved one is extremely saddening, but one of the effective ways of adapting is to own a pet. Cats have been believed to help people get over their loss faster, and show fewer physical indications of grief, like crying. Even though they are only animals, they serve as important assistance during difficult times. Make sure to care for them like a giving a cat blanket to keep your cat warm.

2. THEY SATISFY YOUR LONGING FOR COMPANIONSHIP.

The institution that dogs are more loving than cats is just that: a stereotype. As a matter of fact, it turns out that cats can be just as loving of companions as dogs, particularly for women. A research conducted in 2003 concluded that owning a cat in the house is the sentimental equivalent of becoming a passionate companion.

3. THEY WILL BE ABLE TO TELL YOU (AND OTHER PEOPLE!) A LOT ABOUT YOUR CHARACTER.

The pet you pick reflects something about your character. Yes, you read that right! While dog lovers manage to be the host of the party, cat owners are much quiet and more low key. Nevertheless, they score very great when it comes to how reliable they are and how much they believe other people. In addition, cat owners are also less aggressive and quieter.

4. THEY CAN SOMEHOW SAVE YOUR LIFE.

Cats have a status of being indifferent and not loving about their owners, but they have saved many lives over the years. One cat in the UK warns her person when he’s about to have a seizure, while a cat in Canada woke up its two owners when a gas pipe began flowing. You don’t notice it, but cats really care about you more than you know.