Heart Wisdom Animal Talk Blog
Dedicated to improved health, behavior and wellness for pets and the people who love them.
Healing is possible with the BodyTalk System Stacie was nervous and unsure of what to expect, dreading that Val Heart might confirm the bad news. Her friends, family and vet told her she was crazy, that she should just put her sick cat to sleep and get it over with. But something told her that wasn’t the right answer. Her sister had badgered her for months to ask me for help and she’d finally given in. She called Val for animal communication help because she wanted to find out what was really wrong and what her cat really needed from her. Her heart breaking, she was losing sleep, couldn’t focus, and was having trouble working. A young woman, her own health was bad and getting worse. Her doctors had been unable to help her because they weren’t sure what was wrong with her. She was at her wits end, feeling […]
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Is it possible to heal chronic fatigue, pain, high blood pressure, depression, and cancer with Soul Repair and Spirit Healing? Check out what happened for Marie: “Hi, I’m Marie Halff, emeritus museum trustee and trustee of the G.A.C. Halff Foundation, former Chairman of the Board for the San Antonio Museum of Art. I am happy to share this testimony of my experiences with Val Heart. She has made such an enormous difference in my life that I want others to know of her miraculous abilities. I have been consulting with Val for at least twenty years. At first, she helped me with my dogs. We worked with their fears and with behavioral problems and more. When I lost them from time to time, she was able to communicate with them and to help me cope with their loss. And when I got more puppies, she helped us with bonding, behavior, […]
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Guest post. The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the guest author and do not necessarily represent the views of Val Heart & Heart Communications Enterprises Inc. Coyotes can be attracted to your home or pets for any number of reasons, so you should always do what you can to ensure you have some preventive methods to repel wild creatures and discourage potential dangers. Some really simple and effective ways often recommended or mentioned by the Humane Wildlife Control Society to repel coyotes (and many other kinds of animals) include but are not limited to: Fences A pretty obvious and effective way to clear out unwanted pests is through the use of a fence around your property or pet’s environment. You should try to get something sturdy, but you don’t have to go out of your way to build a fortress either. Just something that won’t […]
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Guest post courtesy of Ashley Lipman, a certified goldendoodles lover and one of the award-winning writers at Study clerk. She discovered her passion for providing knowledge to readers worldwide on topics closest to her heart. The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the guest author and do not necessarily represent the views of Val Heart & Heart Communication Enterprises Inc. Having a great dog is something that all canine lovers enjoy. We just wouldn’t feel complete without them in our lives. Whether you have them as a companion, to play sports with, to protect your home, or even to simply play with, there are plenty of reasons having a dog is a great choice. And with the fact that almost 70 million American households own a dog, there is no doubting how much we love them. While there are plenty of breeds (both purebred and mixed), one of the […]
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Running with your dog: good bonding, good exercise – good job! Guest post courtesy of Jessica Sweet. The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the guest author and do not necessarily represent the views of Val Heart & Heart Communications Enterprises Inc. If you’re a runner, chances are you’ve thought about taking your dog along for the ride. After all, it can be a great way to get some extra exercise and spend quality time with your furry friend. via GIPHY Evidence suggests that dog ownership decreases the risk of cardiovascular conditions and improves our overall mood by alleviating stress, anxiety and loneliness – call it puppy love! But if you’re new to all of this, you might not know where to start. You also need to know whether your dog would enjoy – and be capable of running – or not. Not all dogs love […]
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