Heart Wisdom Animal Talk Blog
Dedicated to improved health, behavior and wellness for pets and the people who love them.
guest post courtesy of Booksandbudgetsbookkeeping. 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. Having pets can make your life more interesting. Just think of all the fun dog facts you can learn about your new best friend! Being a pet owner can help you stay fit, provide companionship, and lower your stress levels. Having pets will also make it easy for you to make new friends, improve your immune system and teach your kids responsibility. Pets can easily steal anyone’s heart. This doesn’t only depend on their irresistible faces and unpredictable antics. Pets can do a lot of things and not every pet owner understands what these are. You can appreciate your pets better by learning the following fascinating dog facts: 1. Your Dog’s Nose Is Wet Because It Helps […]
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“That’s just spooky!” That’s what a client told me when I pointed out that both she and her dog had a problem in the exact same vertebrae in their backs. I assured her that this happens all the time, and that it has to do with The Human Animal BodyMind Connection. What is the Human Animal BodyMind Connection? Did you know that animals mirror you in mind, body and spirit? They do, they reflect us. They sometimes carry our illnesses, and act out our pain, stress and suffering. Animals are spiritual teachers, and are at times play the role as what I call “barometers of our souls”. When there is a problem, even if it is subconscious or non-verbal, they are talking to us. They are trying to help us heal, evolve and grow into our best self. The question is: Are you listening? Are you paying attention to the […]
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Do you know how to calm down a dog in the event of fireworks or storms? How about a dog that is filled with fear and panic? If you have a dog that is afraid of fireworks, knowing how to calm down a dog is an essential skill that not everyone knows how to do. Being an animal communicator for years, I’ve learned many different ways to calm down a dog, with varying degrees of success. I only keep and use the techniques that work really well, like this one. The one I’m going to teach you in this post is the simplest, and it’s very effective. How to soothe your dog’s panic I’ve spent the last few posts talking about pets’ fear of fireworks and other loud noises. This terrible panic can overwhelm your pets and even cost them their life. Not mention the panic that you as their […]
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Dog anxiety can be so painful if it is your dog who is suffering. Dog stress around fireworks is very common. It is also a very common time for animals to get lost, injured, or killed as they run in panic, thinking that the sky is falling down. And you, as their caretaker, can feel helpless too. No matter what you do to soothe them, they don’t seem to hear you. This is the worst time of year for shelters and rescue organizations as well—more animals get lost and go missing during fireworks celebrations than at any other time of the year. How to heal dog anxiety If your dog anxiety is because they are afraid of fireworks, storms, or other noises, I’m sure you’ve tried everything. You’ve tried talking to them—you told them not to worry, everything is okay, please calm down. “They’re just fireworks (or thunder or…)! Please […]
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Guest post courtesy of Kim Freeman, Cat Detective, who does search & rescue for missing and lost cats: www.LostCatFinder.com. 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. Finding Your Lost Cat – Tips & Prevention With our increased time at home and new routines, here are some new tips to prevent your cat from escaping when kids are careless, door accidents happen, and search access is limited. Cats are more difficult to recover than dogs and require special techniques beyond social media, flyers, and a visit to the shelter. Would you know what to do if someone left a door open and your cat slipped out? Take these steps to prevent your cat from making a sneaky exit. Also, know how to be ready in case of this […]
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