
Yeah, that’s a foot in my face.
The study collected questionnaires & conducted interviews with 150 patients from the sleep clinic. 74/150 people (49%) interviewed for the study reported having pets. Of those 74 pet owners 31 (41%) reported being a multi pet house hold. Over half of the pet owners (56%) reported their pets sleep in the bedroom. Fifteen pet owners (20%) described their pets as disruptive, whereas 31 (41%) perceived their pets as unobtrusive & even beneficial to getting a good nights sleep.

We really aren’t morning people…
Some of those emotional health benefits include…
-Providing a sense of warmth
-Providingcompanionship (for the single & those of us who’s spouses don’t cuddle)
–Stress relief. Everyone knows that touching a pet can relieve stress, so night time snuggles can help end a rough / stressful day with positive vibes.
-Providing a sense of security
–Love
Participants even said part of the reason they got a dog or cat in the first place was to help them relax at night, and this was especially true for single people or people whose partners often traveled or worked at night.
Wishing you & your fur baby a wonderful nights sleep!
-Lindsay & Mulligan
I can never show this to summer!
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Haha Eric, get her a big snuggle buddy!! It would be a cuteness overload!
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