Daily Digest | Investigating the neuroscience between humans and pets - why losing a pet hurts

Capricorn Breakfast with Jones Netshipise and Mpho Mashita
30/09/2025 6 min
Daily Digest | Investigating the neuroscience between humans and pets - why losing a pet hurts

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Jones Netshipise and Mpho Mashita talk to Educational Pyshcologist, Katherine van Heerden about the neuroscience behind human beings and their pets. They also look into how people without pets can empathise with pet lovers especially after a loss, citing a recent social media post by Formula 1 driver Lewis Hamilton after losing his pitbull and the mixed reactions from fans. 

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