The ‘pet effect’ and trans people: Associations between living with animal companions and wellbeing, social support, and trans-related marginalization in three international studies.

Georgia E Gray; Gareth J Treharne; Damien W Riggs; Kimberly Anne Fuller; Nik Taylor; Heather Fraser

The ‘pet effect’ and trans people: Associations between living with animal companions and wellbeing, social support, and trans-related marginalization in three international studies.

Georgia E Gray
, Gareth J Treharne
, Damien W Riggs
, Kimberly Anne Fuller
, Nik Taylor
, Heather Fraser

Social Work, School of

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Original language	English
Journal	International Journal of Transgender Health
State	Published - 2023

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