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While digital devices do not typically cause permanent eye damage, pets can suffer from visual fatigue and behavioral stress when exposed to screens. Research suggests that predatory frustration in cats and anxiety in dogs are common reactions to on-screen stimuli that they cannot physically interact with. Surprisingly, a pet's health may be most at risk from owner distraction, as human screen time often replaces the social bonding and physical exercise animals require. Ultimately, the source emphasizes that human interaction is far more beneficial for a pet's well-being than any digital entertainment.
