patients and their companion animals:results from survey on pet-related concerns and anxieties during chemotherapy
Cancer patients and their companion animals: results from a 309-patient survey
the body condition of their animal by comparison with photographic images of animals with condition score ranging from 2 to 5. The management routines of 219 dog owners were received, including data on 302 dogs.
There were 168 households with
concentrates on the value of animals for short- and long-term physical health, before exploring the relationship between animals and psychological health, focusing on the ability of dogs, cats, and other species to aid the disabled and serve as a
stresses of hospitalization. Animal-assisted therapy, considered within this project as a novel approach to care, constitutes an interesting solution. It involves using the privileged relation between children and Animals to foster the process of
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