You think your animal is doing ok, but are they?
One of Val’s greatest gifts lies in her ability to communicate effectively with animals to get to the true root cause of the health problems at hand.
Once you know what the real problem is and where it’s coming from, sick dogs can benefit from Val’s advanced healing methods.
This can save you tons of aggravation, stress, time, energy and money over your dog’s health issues.
Listen as Val explains why vets are her strongest referral source!
Val has been working with animals since 1993 and has worked with literally thousands of animals. In her extensive work with animals it has become very apparent to her that a dog’s sickness or health issues are typically a combination of these four things:
1. An emotional issue
2. A true health issue
3. A management issue, such as inappropriate training, diet, exercise, etc.
4. An emotional or health issue that is going on with YOU that your animal is reacting to negatively.
Having a sick dog is something that needs immediate attention. There can be several contributing factors to their health issues, but not knowing if the current illness is life threatening or not is something that needs to be addressed right away. Being able to communicate with your dog when you see signs or symptoms of illness can save you much heartache, money, stress and/or time. Your dog may be experiencing very serious health issues that need immediate attention and treatment, such as:
More Control Better Health Happier Lives!
Val, I am so appreciative of you. I feel like I have so much more control of myself. Thank you for helping me with my confidence. We were talking about how good the puppies are now (they were driving us crazy before!) and how much you have helped me with them. Their health has improved along with their behavior. I wish, I wish, I had known you when Alex and Bear Bear were alive. Their lives would have been much healthier and happier. I wish I had known to talk to them like you’ve taught me to do with Honey. I get a look of true understanding from Honey and Katie now. I used to dread going home – now, I can’t wait to get home to see them. I love them so. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!!! – Angela S, San Antonio, TX
[/box]
Val begins her work by first talking to the animal in question. Communicating with them through a health issue will make a huge difference in their ability to feel heard, acknowledged, and respected. Giving them a voice makes all the difference in the world in deepening your relationships with your animals and resolving problems.
Val works with you and the animal to get questions answered, learn what is actually needed to move things forward, discover where the real issues are coming from and determine what the unknown factors are, which is critical to resolving the issue at hand.
Val’s second goal is to help you personally rebalance, regain your clarity, peace and sanity, and be as healthy and resilient as possible. Val works in a very experiential way which makes you a very important part of the process.
Please understand that Val is very different from other animal communicators. She specializes in problem resolution, which many animal communicators do not. She is also well versed in helping people and dogs with energetic healing, counseling, negotiating or identifying what other modalities are needed for alternative medicine or care.
This unique life changing course helps you learn how to talk to your dog! Change bad behavior and resolve problems, learn if your dog is happy or sick or in pain, listen to the wisdom and discover your dog’s viewpoint. 16 cds and Study Guide Workbook of over 160 pages gets you started in no time — with special bonuses including Val’s Introducing Animal Communication Home Study Course!
[box background=”#DBEEF4″]
Blog Post: Labrador Retrievers: Signs and Symptoms of PregnancyA female dog can only become pregnant if she is bred during her heat cycle. Canine cycle, referred to as the estrous cycle, has four stages. The first stage is proestrus in which the female dog is attractive to males, but not receptive to them. This stage generally lasts six to eleven days. This stage has already ended when the dog becomes receptive to the male and will stand to be bred. Click to read the rest of the blog post.
[/box]
