Heart Wisdom Animal Talk Blog
Dedicated to improved health, behavior and wellness for pets and the people who love them.
Let your dog run without running wild! Keeping your beloved dog safe and secure should be one of your top priorities. Dog runs are the perfect solution for providing your dog with a safe and secure area to play outside. They have a number of benefits for both you and your pet and make for a worthwhile investment. Buying a dog run can prove to be a bit of a minefield, with many different factors to take into consideration including size, climate and the individual needs of both you and your dog. Dog runs have a number of benefits for both dog and owner, including: + Keeping your dog safe and out of the way + Unlike cages, they provide your dog with plenty of space + Allows your dog to enjoy some fresh air + They can provide your dog with entertainment by filling them with toys + They’re […]
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Do you remember the first animal friend you ever had? What was special about that relationship? Did you believe that this animal understood you better than anyone else? Did you sense what the animal was feeling? Thinking? Wanting? Did you realize that you were engaging in animal communication? When I was a small child, I had a cat named Tiger. He was a dark orange striped feline with a powerful purr. He understood everything I told him and seemed to have a wisdom way beyond the adults that I knew. I never questioned our conversations. To me, they were entirely real. How did we communicate? Well, I did talk to him, but he also spoke to me in subtle ways that went far beyond body language or vocalization. Tiger communicated with me telepathically, and that’s how I communicated with him, too. Unfortunately, he was killed by a car when he […]
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Have you noticed that your dog has a mind of their own? Or thought “I need to give my dog this pill, it’s for his own good, why won’t he just take it?” Your next thought might be “But I’m not sure how to give a dog a pill!” Then even when you decide on HOW to give your dog a pill, they don’t want to take it? I recently heard from someone who wanted me to tell her dog to take their medicine without fighting her about it. She thought that service would be worth maybe $25. That I should just tell my dog, “take your med” and my dog would do it, no discussion, no real understanding, no objections answered, no conversational dialogue. Just do what I want you to do, period. Problem solved. Huh. via GIPHY That would be nice, eh? Wish I had a magic wand […]
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My Guest is Hetal Sheth, a Silicon Valley techie turned animal advocate. Since founding her company, Curry n Pepper Ayurvedic Lifestyle for Pets, Hetal has been on a mission to create more happy and healthy dogs by increasing access to Ayurvedic resources. She reminds us that our pets have a spiritual path and deserve attention at the levels of mind, body, and spirit. In today’s chat, she shares insights into the ancient science of Ayurveda and the history and practice of using Ayurvedic techniques to heal animals. In our discussion on Ayurveda for pets, we talk about: 1. Do animals have a have soul or a spirit? 2. What is Ayurveda and how does it help animals? 3. What is mind-body type and how do I determine my pet’s mind-body type? 4. Can you share a few tips to create balance in our pet’s life? 5. Does this practice work […]
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Today on The Real Dr. Doolittle Show™ I’m talking to Robin McKay BScN., M.A.M. Energy Facilitator & Teacher. Robin is a fellow animal lover and Jin Shin Jyutsu® practitioner who works with people and animals. She is a retired Registered Nurse, whose career spanned from direct nursing care in Critical Care, then management in critical care, emergency medicine, and long term care, ending with teaching at a nursing school. But in 2001, she took a turn in her journey to discover the balance of mind, body, and spirit. Along the way, she was introduced to Jin Shin Jyutsu®, an ancient healing ART that balances the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual aspects of all living beings. The more she practiced on herself and others, the more she realized that this balance is what allows us to be able to handle or deal with what our modern life throws at us. As […]
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