Hugues HB, Álvarez ÁA, Ledón LL, Mendoza TM, Castelo Elías-Calles L, Domínguez AE

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To the Editor:

Pet animals (those that have been domesticated for the purpose of providing companionship or enjoyment to the owner), have played a major role in the life of human beings through history because they exert a beneficial effect in the prevention and recovery of physical and mental health of people with whom they live or are related.

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