Animals prone to depression

23 June,2024

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Sloth, particularly those in captivity or those that have experienced trauma, can show signs of depression.

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Sloth

Changes in their environment, loss of a companion, or lack of stimulation can cause depression in cats.

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Cats

Elephants are highly social and intelligent animals. They can experience depression due to captivity, loss of a herd member, or mistreatment.

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Elephants

Parrots and other intelligent bird species can experience depression due to loneliness or lack of stimulation.

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Birds (especially Parrots)

Separation anxiety, loss of a companion, or a significant change in their environment can lead to depression in dogs.

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Dogs

Dolphins are social creatures, and being isolated or kept in inadequate conditions can lead to depression.

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Dolphins

Similar to humans, primates can suffer from depression due to social isolation, loss of a companion, or stressful environments.

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Primates