Why do cats purr? It has this amazing healing property
Cat purring, commonly associated with happiness, is now found to have therapeutic benefits. Research highlights that purring frequencies can aid in healing, bone growth, stress relief, and pain reduction. Interestingly, cats also purr in stressful or painful situations, suggesting it functions as a self-soothing mechanism. This discovery adds a new dimension to the bond shared between humans and cats.
Cat purring, commonly associated with happiness, is now found to have therapeutic benefits. Research highlights that purring frequencies can aid in healing, bone growth, stress relief, and pain reduction. Interestingly, cats also purr in stressful or painful situations, suggesting it functions as a self-soothing mechanism. This discovery adds a new dimension to the bond shared between humans and cats.
