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Welcome back Sheri! Congrats on your new pup. Kim at [email protected] will be reaching out to you with the coupon. Feel free to reach out to her with any questions.

Hey Lisa! Yes, that is the correct address. Thanks for posting your question here so we can bypass email.

Is it helping? Dr. Christina may have been referring to Feliway or essential oil diffusers. Also, has the aggression to you been since her last doses?

Hey Christine! Meaning that she is fine when they walk by her (just walking nearby can be seen as provocative)? Oh no! In what way, and in what situation? Has she had Ars?

Yes! S. boulardis probiotic during anti-biotic use is perfect. Then we she is off the anti-biotics rotate to The Wolf, then Fido's Flora (both from Adored Beast). Yes. An even more commonly when Reiki is combined with pure homeopathy.

Exactly! The very best way to reduce risk, build resilience and reduce susceptibility is by working with her body, and the flow of life, and no against it. Listening, accepting/surrendering and trusting help prevent all dis-eases.

I'm so sorry for your corporeal loss Keath.😥 We know that you'll never lose his spirit and energy... ⚡ ✨ He'll always be with us.

Yes! Or a few drops in his food, or in a spray bottle, or whatever works for you. 140 beats per minute is OK.

Hey Anna! My Aviva kitty also cries mournfully as if she is anxious or stressed. But she's not. She's just, very, very smart and very opinionated! She loves Maya and Tiggy but often cries lodly for no apparent reason, even if they are just a little too close to her. Aviva also screams like a...

How fast is it beating? Try putting a hand on his chest just behind where his elbows meet his body. And count the beats for 30 secs. then multiply by two for beats/minute. You should be able to get rescure Remedy at local stores, or delivered. That is the widely available flower essence. It...

Yes! Nope. Be sure to avoid Xylitol (some gummies contain this artificial sweetener).

The VRS should be more effective than milk thistle drops. Slippery elm is fine. Whenever you start a new supplement (or any new change) re-evaluate BEAM in 1-2 weeks.

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.