Read the text and complete the sentences with the correct prepositions. Write one word in each gap. The secret stress of pets Wolves, whales, and other wild animals show unique stress-response reactions and effects, but what about our pets at home? A 2019 study of stress hormones in humans and their dogs showed that owners who experience long-term stress and anxiety can pass that on to their perceptive pets. Minimising stress at home should be a priority for pet owners because the long term, it can have a negative influence pets. According to a 2017 article published in the journal Veterinary Sciences, factors that elicit stress and aggression in dogs also apply to cats. Citing multiple studies, the authors insist the fact that both animals show extreme stress when separated from their owners or when kept in a cage. These animals have increased heart rate and release of cortisol. In addition, stressed animals may not eat or drink adequately, which can delay recovery. The researchers explained that how animals react to stress and fear depends factors such as their genetic predisposition, previous experience, and current environment. Giving a pet a quiet place to relax is the best solution to decrease stress. It is also suggested that exercise is a great stress reducer. Walking your dog or playing with your cat can help relieve their tension and calm a pet . If the stress becomes constant, the pet should be taken to a veterinarian or a veterinary behaviourist.
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The secret stress of pets

Wolves, whales, and other wild animals show unique stress-response reactions and effects, but what about our pets at home? A 2019 study of stress hormones in humans and their dogs showed that owners who experience long-term stress and anxiety can pass that on to their perceptive pets.

Minimising stress at home should be a priority for pet owners because **** [ ] the long term, it can have a negative influence [ ] pets. According to a 2017 article published in the journal Veterinary Sciences, factors that elicit stress and aggression in dogs also apply to cats. Citing multiple studies, the authors insist [ ] the fact that both animals show extreme stress when separated from their owners or when kept in a cage. These animals have increased heart rate and release of cortisol. In addition, stressed animals may not eat or drink adequately, which can delay recovery. The researchers explained that how animals react to stress and fear depends [ ] factors such as their genetic predisposition, previous experience, and current environment.

Giving a pet a quiet place to relax is the best solution to decrease stress. It is also suggested that exercise is a great stress reducer. Walking your dog or playing with your cat can help relieve their tension and calm a pet [ ]. If the stress becomes constant, the pet should be taken to a veterinarian or a veterinary behaviourist.