Study: 7 in 10 people get better sleep with their pet in bed
The survey done by Study Finds spoke with 2,000 pet owners.
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May 20, 2022, 9:41 AM
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9h agoA new study shows that sleeping with your pet might help you get better rest.
The survey done by Study Finds spoke with 2,000 pet owners.
A total of 7 in 10 say they think they get better sleep at night when their pet is with them.
Just over half also believe their pets help them manage stress and anxiety.
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