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It actually really does help, so thank you. It especially helps when they decide to loaf on you and purr like a race car, seeing as the frequency of cat purrs has been scientifically proven to promote healing. Domestic cats purr at a frequency range of about 25–150 Hz, which overlaps with frequencies used in therapeutic vibration techniques and meowdicine! It can improve tendon and muscle repair, as well as stimulate bone growth and reduce cortisol (your stress hormone). It's basically magic, except it's not magic, it's science.
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No job is harder than being a fluffy freeloader who gets everything they ever asked for and more. It's hard not worrying where your next meal will come from or feeling safe during your 17 daily naps. It's purrfectly difficult having no responsibilities or plans every day of the week.
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