Cats help their owners cope with difficult situations, even such as the loss of a loved one. Communication with cats can help you overcome difficulties faster and even get rid of some of the symptoms of physical pain. Sometimes it is useful to even speak out in front of a creature who will not judge you, so that it becomes easier.

A ten-year study by the University of Minnesota found that lowering stress levels seen in cat owners reduced the likelihood of having a heart attack by 40%

There is an opinion that cats do not make as good companions as dogs, but this is not so. Swiss studies have shown that the feeling of having a cat in the house is comparable to a romantic relationship: pets are always willing to initiate contact and remember kindness, returning it in the future.

One survey involved children living with cats, and 81% of them said they preferred to share their experiences with their pets rather than with their parents or friends. 87% considered cats to be their “closest friends”.

Scientists in Canada are confident that your cats can lower levels of a chemical called triglyceride, which exceeds cholesterol levels in the body. However, cats should not be used as an excuse for an unhealthy diet and lack of exercise in your life.

The cat's unconditional love for its owner led the researchers to believe that these pets can help the owner cope even with severe depression. Knowing that you are loved, even by a cat, makes problem solving much more effective.

When you pet your pet, the level of oxytocin rises in the body. Oxytocin is known as the "love hormone" and is "activated" by touch and a feeling of happiness.

Cats purr in the range of 20-140 Hertz, has a beneficial effect on the treatment of certain diseases. Purring reduces tension, reduces shortness of breath, has a positive effect on bone and soft tissue healing, and lowers blood pressure.

Researchers at the University of Missouri have found that having a cat reduces stress levels. The experiment involved 240 married couples, putting them in a stressful situation. Those participants who were with cats during the experiment, tolerated this stress much more easily.