Do you agree with my theory on pet protectors?

[jennifer_bloom]

That people take care of animals because healthy people need to love someone other than themselves to be truly happy.

I’ve heard of doctors who make their patients take care of plants when their patients are not healthy enough to take care of animals or people.

These doctors believe nourishing living creatures is good for your body and mind so they assign potted plants to lonely seniors with dementia.

[RyanCan]

Absolutely, your theory holds water. Caring for animals or plants does boost mental and physical well-being by providing a sense of purpose and combating loneliness. It's a beneficial practice, both psychologically and emotionally.

[Xawyx-2]

I agree 100%, taking care of animals and plants is very good for your health, both physically, and mentally, as well as emotionally.

[Xawyx-2]

Thank you for MHO

[EastCoastDude]

Taking care of plants can restore one’s health. If he/she takes care of a garden, one will benefit from the food he/she eats. Meaning, if a person who consumes healthy crops, he/she will feel and appear healthy.

[exitseven]

It sounds logical to me. I miss my cats. They were good pets.