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Study finds women gain more strength from pets than men

  • Women gain more strength from owning pets than men, according to a new study.
  • Women and people who spent more time with a pet felt more attached and received more socio-emotional support from the animal.
  • The study of Swiss adults found little evidence linking pet ownership to overall health and well-being.
  • Study lead author Rahel Marti stated that owning a pet is not associated with better health or well-being.
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Study finds women gain more strength from pets than men

A new study found women reported feeling more attached to their pet and receiving more socio-emotional support from it.

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