“We already knew that the animals have a beneficial effect to support certain discomforts, of which pet therapy is an example, but it is emerging that this support is also evident in non-obvious inconveniences, just as it is evident that animal support contributes to savings on the National Health Service. This is demonstrated by two studies recently presented in the United Kingdom. “Thus Arianna Bolla, president of Aisa (National Association of Animal Health Companies), spoke on the sidelines of the webinar ‘From the countryside to the home: the social evolution of the relationship with animals’, in which the survey that Federchimica Aisa carried out in collaboration with Swg.
“The world population is increasing, resources are being depleted, the planet is in serious difficulty – he observed – and for the good of all it is necessary to think globally, at 360 °. This is why the concept of ‘one health’: it means that the health of the Earth cannot be separated from the coexistence of human, animal and environmental health, which are interconnected ”.