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"It is well documented that some seniors and their pets can help one another age gracefully.\nIn some of the countries in Europe and in the United States, seniors are connected with aging pets and it seems to work wonders not just for their health, but also for their well being. So is it true that seniors need pets? Do they add to their quality of life? The science behind seniors and their pets is at best anecdotal — not the kind of stuff that is tested in labs by the most serious scientists, but one thing that people who care for seniors and the seniors themselves agree on is this: life is definitely better when they have a pet around!\nYour Elderly Parent Will Stay Active\nFrom observation, it has become clear that seniors who have pets are happier, more active and they tend to live longer. It appears that pets give seniors something to do and something to look forward to. If your elderly parent knows that she has to wake up at a certain time every morning to feed the dog, they aren’t likely to lie in bed feeling useless. Not only will they feed the dog, but then will have to walk it, care for it and this leads to exercise and activity.\n........"
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