Did You Know Cats Are Wonderful Companion Animals?

A Companion Animal is any type of animal – including cats – that is there to provide comfort particular person and have the following benefits:

They’re allowed to live with you in almost any pet-free housing, including most college dorms.

They’re exempt from pet rent, pet fees, or pet deposits, though you may still have to pay for any damage to your rental caused by your cat.

They’re exempt from breed, weight, or size restrictions.

A companion animal can be a number of different types of animals, ranging from rabbits to horses. However, the two most common types of emotional support animals are dogs and cats, which are, for the most part, friendly and comforting by nature. Just about any cat or dog that is friendly and non-aggressive is eligible to become a companion animal.

Cats can make terrific companion animals. People who suffer from chronic pain have credited their cats as a relief for loneliness and depression during terrible periods of pain, sickness, and immobility. Even without a physical disability, many find the companionship of a cat can help with depression, anxiety, PTSD, and many other mental conditions

Ragdolls are one of the most kid friendly breeds you'll find — gentle, patient, and famously easygoing with children..

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Ragdoll kittens make wonderful companion animals. They are calm, loving, and deeply bonded to their families. Their gentle nature and affectionate personalities make them the perfect companions for bringing comfort and joy into your home."

What Are the Personal Benefits of Having an Companion Cat?

The benefits of a companion cat are quite extensive, and they can be incredibly helpful to one’s overall health and well-being. While the results and advantages may vary from person-to-person, many with companion cats receive the following benefits:

  • Emotional comfort

  • Reduced feelings of isolation

  • Increased sense of purpose

  • Anxiety relief

  • General improved mood

  • Grounding during flashbacks or panic attacks

  • Encouragement of a healthier routine (thanks to feeding and litter change schedules, etc.)

The two most obvious benefits of companion cats are anxiety and depression relief. No one has a perfect life, and we all struggle with the stress that can weigh on us from time to time. It is in the low moments that having a friendly emotional support cat there to help us through can be incredibly beneficial. In addition, many who suffer from post-traumatic stress, such as women who experience domestic violence or soldiers who have just returned home, find relief by having an emotional support cat around.

If dogs don't quite meet your expectations as companion animals, there's still hope. Your companion kitten be just what you need..

Ragdolls are one of the most kid friendly breeds you'll find — gentle, patient, and famously easygoing with children.

If you want to learn more about companion cats, feel free to contact me anytime.

“Since I got Luca a year ago she has helped me mentally by providing comfort, reducing anxiety, offering companionship, creating a routine, bringing me joy, easing loneliness, and reminding me I’m loved every day. “ - Trooper