Dogs: Known for their loyalty and companionship, dogs can provide emotional support and encourage physical activity.
Cats: Independent yet affectionate, cats can offer calming companionship and are generally low-maintenance in terms of daily care.
Guinea Pigs: Gentle and social animals, guinea pigs are easy to handle and can bond closely with their owners, providing comfort and routine.
Rabbits: Friendly and interactive, rabbits can be gentle pets that enjoy social interaction and can help reduce stress through companionship.
Fish: Watching fish swim can have a soothing effect and provide a sense of tranquility. Fish tanks can also be a relaxing hobby to maintain.
Hamsters: Small and relatively low-maintenance, hamsters can be good pets for children who enjoy observing and interacting with smaller animals.
Birds: Vocal and social, birds can provide companionship and entertainment with their chirping and playful behavior.
Turtles: Quiet and calm, turtles are interesting pets that require minimal interaction but can still provide companionship.
Horses: Equine therapy has shown benefits for anxiety relief, promoting emotional bonding and physical activity.
Service Animals: Specifically trained service dogs or therapy animals can provide tailored support for children with anxiety.