Nurses turn to pet therapy

Nurses General Nursing

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We all know pets are great for reducing the physical side effects of stress.

What furry creatures await you after a long and terrible shift?

This is my pup. She's 2. Border collie and lab. If you have an obsession with mopping (excited pee-er), digging things out of a dog's mouth, and just generally never having nice things again, she's the dog for you! I will give her this - when my shift swings, she sleeps when I sleep without any trouble.

My baby...

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His claim to fame is that he is the master of the catloaf.

(He too is very....husky.)

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Yes. When my cats do that we say they are meatloafing.

Catloafing is an all day thing.

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Specializes in Oncology.

Here's my Olive the Other Reindeer, she makes me get my butt in gear after working all night long. I also have my cranky old man cat who still thinks he's some young ten year old.

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Love this thread!

Wish I had some furries right now to add to it. :(

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Do hairy husband's count?

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Do hairy husband's count?

no.:sniff:

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Love this thread!

Wish I had some furries right now to add to it. :(

Steal a picture off Google and pretend it's yours

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Specializes in critical care.

Isn't she beautiful?

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Specializes in M/S, LTC, Corrections, PDN & drug rehab.
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Isn't she beautiful?

This is Fug, Fug meet AN.

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Specializes in critical care.
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This is Fug, Fug meet AN.

That is a fantastic name.

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My dog has learned how to meow. She also uses a modified litter box.

That ***** is a *****.

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