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Yes, Mondays webinar, the Sacred Paws summit about Positive and Practical Veterinary Spirituality, and my book are great sources. As well as Bernie Siegels past HA! webinars. The 1/17 Masterclass (that all HA! members will be invited) with Bernie Siegel (Love, Medicine, Miracles), Ellie Laks...

Yes, if it is a flower essence. Any flower essence, like Rescue Remedy (which is similar to Stress Stopper) can be rubbed in. @Dr. Jean Hofve is the flower essence expert (she formulated Stress Stopper) so may have other ideas to help him rest deeply. Perhaps also try 2.5mg melatonin, CBDs or...

Oh, that's great. However, we don't mean to love him more (you already do that enough). But use your powerful love in a powerful, proactive fashion. Actively using the love we feel for our animals can help heal them. Actually, regarding any supplement, less is more. Ideally, no artificial...

YW! Oh, wow, 30! Heart rates for a quiet, big guy like Gix are typically around 90-120 beats/minute. Maybe you mean his resting respiratory rate? It seemed fine during our call yesterday. Yes, Stress Stopper can reduce heart rate and sympathetic tone related to stress.

Fantastic observation Selina! Yes, yes, yes! This is a wonderful example of connecting with our pets. The act of purring/humming helps induce a parasympathetic state of relaxing, restoring and healing...

Yes. However there is no one supplement that is right for every dog whose liver values are elevated. Last night's webinar, where we start to help you look at dis-eases like this from a different perspective (energetic and not physical) might be helpful to watch (or re-watch). BTW-The HA10 code...

I'll check with the webmaster over at homevet.com...

And the HA! member area has lots of great info about vaccines and preventing vaccinosis. @GailC you might want to take a look at the vaccine e-book that is also in the member area.

I'm not aware that coupon is still functional. Where did you find it? Copper accumulation can definitely trigger liver enzyme elevations. However, no they don't cause it. The root cause is a mitochondrial and energy flow issue which renders the liver cells susceptible to copper toxicosis (and...

Unlikely IMHO. When you say HA 10 do you mean the HA! 101 course?

"Could" come back... Yes, yes and yes! Celery juice, heavy metal detox smoothie, blueberry/kale smoothie, etc. would be great to use. If he likes any of them that is. Your "job" is to continuously upgrade his mitochondrial function through joy and love. By engaging him with your...

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Hey Jill! How great that Jude's appetite is so good!! That's a really, really good sign that his susceptibility to onion (or any) toxicity is low. Every medication, food and even water is potentially toxic. If susceptibility is high enough. That's the reason why here at HA! we focus on...

Hi Alessia! I'm so sorry to hear about Gixxer's health. Did the vet remove and test the fluid? Removing the fluid will quickly help Gixxer breathe easier. Are they doing an echocardiogram of his heart? Yes, once he's stable, what he really needs is love, feeling safe and supported. It...

Yes @KaylaP! How's Skip doing since we spoke about him in June?

Hey Jenny! Ah, so this isreally more of an "incidental" finding. Meaning that his BEAM is "normal" (for him) and he's not manifesting any new physical symptoms. However, there has been a lot of "unrelated" things going on with him. Such as the chronic focal seizures, rising liver enzymes...

Happy New Year Lisa! How much variety are you providing in the diet? For example with any added veggies, fruits, sardines, eggs, treats, etc. I ask because as long as you're giving a wide variety of foods like the one you ordered, my opinion is that this order is totally fine to use. Calcium...

Happy New Year Alessia! Yes. Especially if you want to know what's going on in his physical body. A vet exam and any indicated diagnostics are safe. Yes. This is a common, but abnormal symptom that may be secondary to any respiratory bug or it may also be an indication of his body trying to...

Yes! The 101 course is a wonderful place to start. The cancer ebook might also be helpful holiday reading. It discusses the overall approach to preventing and managing cancer: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bKKKlAOY5gUE1LRzdTogCxqD-uWyo1Hm/view

Eggshell calcium is a great source! Let's see what @Dr. Jean Hofve says about the taurine or other supplements. BTW-Fresh and freeze dried chicken and turkey hearts are a great supplemental source of taurine.