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I’ve noticed something interesting over the years. Whenever I’m overwhelmed or emotionally drained, my pet’s behavior changes too. Sometimes they become extra clingy. Other times they seem unusually quiet or restless.It made me wonder — do animals really sense and absorb our emotional state?Pets are incredibly intuitive. They respond to tone, body language, routine changes, and even subtle energy shifts. Some studies suggest animals can detect stress hormones and emotional cues we’re not even aware of expressing.Have you ever experienced something similar?Did your dog, cat, or other pet react differently when you were stressed, anxious, or upset? I’d love to hear your stories — whether you think it’s science, intuition, coincidence, or something more.Let’s talk about it.
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Yes, I agree with you! Many years ago, I suffered from severe depression that required heavy medication. And from the very first day, my dear little cat followed me everywhere! I mean EVERYWHERE! And whenever I was sick, with the flu or anything else, or when I was sad, she took care of me with cuddles, purrs, little meows, paw touches, and everything. Because of that, I called her "my little nurse." She passed away this summer đ I miss her so much. I feel like I've lost a very very good friend, even better than many human friends.
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Yup, most comically once when I was having a bit of fun with grown up toys, sexting with a quy I really had a crush on, and when close to orgasming, my pet rabbit started doing zoomies and his happy skips quite intensely. đđ
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A few months ago I was hospitalized due to stomach ulcers related to anxiety. While I was recovering, my husband took our dog to an emergency vet. She had lethargy and labored breathing. She only had symptoms for about 2 days. She was diagnosed with an autoimmune disease. Immune-mediated hemolytic anemia (IMHA). It can be caused by an underlying problem but she did not have a cause after going through multiple tests.
After undergoing a blood transfusion and a hospital stay for several days she is doing great! I do wonder if my health issues are a reason she spontaneously had this happen at her age of 4. It's been 4 months and has the energy of a puppy. :)
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