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Latest post Sun, May 28 2006 1:29 AM by nona the brit. 1 replies.
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Itasan  +  229737 Sun, 28 May 06 01:23 AM

'using animals for gaining good health'
It seems the term 'animal therapy' was coined in Japan.
Could it be taken as 'giving better health to animals'?
Is it better to say 'animal-assisted therapy'?

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Itasan
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nona the brit  +  229738 Sun, 28 May 06 01:29 AM

Could it be taken as 'giving better health to animals'? - only if you are talking about improving the health of the animals and not people.


 
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