Traveling with Pets

The Comparison of Personality characteristics and Clinical syndrome owners Pets keeper and People without Pets

Abstract Introduction: The aim of this study was to evaluate the Comparison of Personality characteristics and Clinical syndrome owners Pets keeper and People without Pets. Methodology: The research method was causal-comparative. The statistical population included all pets and non-domestic animals resident in the 20th district of Tehran in 2018. The sample consisted of 160 individuals with pet...

Traveling with HIV

HIV patients are fond of traveling. In 1995, an American study revealed that 20 % of HIV patients had traveled in the previous two years, with 60 % of those having visited developing countries (Kemper 1995). In a 1996 study from the Netherlands, 20 % of the HIV patients reported traveling abroad within the past year (Simons 1999). Ever since, increasing expectancy and quality of life have cause...

What's happened to PETs?

‘Battered pets’: sexual abuse

This is the third in a series of papers describing a study of physical abuse in dogs and cats that is, abuse by deliberate physical injury (so-called non-accidental injury [NAI] or ‘battered pets’ by analogy with the well documented ‘battered-child syndrome’ [Kempe and others 19621). The study was based on the experiences of a sample of small animal practitioners in the UK. The first paper publ...

My Pets in India