Andre Hartslief
Finally, it seems, that cat owners may just be onto something. Since, or cat friends are apparently actually providing us with more than just emotional comfort. Yes, your average house cat may essentially be significantly adding to your physical well-being with their soothing cat purrs!
A cat purrs within a frequency range of 20-140 Hertz, and as a direct result, any humans within range may be therapeutically stimulated by these vibrations.
Conditions, from lowering stress, Dyspnoea, heart attack, and even strengthening bones, and muscles, a cat’s purring can now be linked to.
According to Animal Planet, pet therapy is apparently gaining huge momentum in many countries. There is even sufficient scientific research that suggests that cat owners, in particular, live longer than those without cats.
Our own felines it seems, have always had the ability to relieve us of our aches and pains, or at least make our worries seem less severe.
Pets and their owners have a bond that may never be fully understood, (cats, in particular, have always been seen as somewhat mysterious and magical and now they have healing powers?!) Whatever your views, just the notion, of having a furry “healer” around could add years to your life.
If you have read this post, and always wanted a kitten, and tried to convince Mom and Dad to let you get one, go show them this article and who knows, perhaps soon you can get them to stop at your local animal shelter to get one or two, they are the best kind, you know!
For existing cat owners, this seems like an awesome upgrade for your healing feline.
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Did you know this about your cat’s purring?
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Yes
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No
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Just have a little kitten at home during the past few days.
Congratulations! Tiada, so my articles about cats will show you many great and healing things cats bring you. Keep watching!
Thanks, sure will do,will keep watching.
it is interesting my friend, what our animals bring to us. They, cats and dogs share love at a level many humans fail to achieve!
I agree they do. It’s just a pity that in our life’s journey we have to say goodbye to several of them.
a child once was asked why dogs don’t live as long.
“it takes people many years to learn how to love. A dog knows the minute it is born. they don’t need years to perfect love.”
Great for those who can pet a cat.
Is there any App which can mimic a cat purr?
Some consolation for others.
I don’t know if there is a gadget that can do it for you but you are welcome to check this link of the Wisconsin University to get more information: https://dailym.ai/2Xea2AM
I have had cats all my life and now I am considering adopting another cat.
I know cats may have a healing influence. Still, I cannot keep any pets at home.
Sorry to hear this, Fortune, are you allergic to pet hair?
Yes I knew as I watch Animal Planet also. My cat Runt is a dynamo but also cools me down when he starts to purr and brings on relief of stress with his very audible purring. I still would like to have another dog though so that he or she would TAKE ME OUT for a walk and get me moving more…
Well, what a wonderful reason for a dog. I know just the place to get one, your local animal shelter would be happy to set up a match for you both.
I know but the building in which I live has a total ban on dogs because of their barking… I understand the ban but I still wish I could either move or simply maybe declare myself blind and deaf and mute so in dire need for a dog…. What do you think? Just a joke…
I can feel your yearning for a dog. Why don’t you go down the path our creator has put you on, (to love dogs) let him solve your problem. Start with regular visits to animal shelters and pounds. You may just get your accommodation and pet craving solved at once, who knows?
Absolutely correct Andre. I have two cats and they are like therapy cats to me.
Could you just imagine a life without pets? I would never make it, they are the sunshine in our day.