As a pet owner, you share your life with your beloved animals—loyal companions who bring you joy, comfort, and unconditional love. However, just like humans, animals can face serious illnesses and diseases.
As a responsible caregiver, it’s essential to understand your pet’s health needs and be able to communicate effectively during challenging times. Here I will cover some key communication strategies practices and easy to learn tips to support your furry or feathery friends.
1. Bridging the Gap Between Your Pet(s)
What Can Cause Your Pet to Become Sick.
There are many factors that can lead to sickness in your animal. The first are physical causes, such as infections, which can often result from close interactions with other animals, contaminated environments, or consumption of unplanned “found” animal products leavings or similar animal by-products they ingest. The key is recognizing that these diseases can emerge from interactions with the wildlife your pet may encounter through hiking, nature walks or interacting with other animals. The key here is to be aware of your environment and pay attention to the visible and invisible animals your pet may encounter.
The next thing is to pay attention to how your pet behaves regarding their energy level, eating and sleeping habits. If something doesn’t look or feel right, ensure you get them into your vet as soon as possible. The second cause may come from emotional components. This may be the case if your Vet does not find any specific medical cause. Then you want to consult an Animal Communicator or Energy Medicine Practitioner to look at those emotional areas.
2. Recognizing Illness in your pets
Non-Verbal Communication and Reading Body Language is Key
One of the keys to getting your pet healthy is recognizing when they are sick. But how do you do this when your pet can’t talk? This is where both non-verbal and body language is key to get your pet the medical and energetic attention they need. You want to look at the active movement or lack of movement. How bright are their eyes? Are they engaged with their surroundings? If you find they have a dull appearance, are practicing self-isolation, not eating ass well, noticing that sluggishness or refusal to move may be signs of illness. When you pay close attention to their body language, the sooner you can get help for your beloved pet, and the faster they can recover. This is an important proactive step to catch anything wrong sooner than later. You, better than anyone, know when your animal is “off or not right”. Follow that intuitive prompting and get it checked out.
3. Effective Communication Strategies Practices with your pet(s).
Every communication should be met with a gentle approach.
You want to respect your pets need for space and quiet when they don’t feel well and be as positive as possible by radiating calmness and reassurance. Not only is it important to get your pet to a vet for a full checkup, but it can also be beneficial to bring in an animal communicator who can work in tandem with your vet. Know too that many times an animal communicator and/or an energy medicine practitioner can help alleviate some of your pet’s symptoms and/or help facilitate faster healing.
Key Tips to help your pets stay healthy are:
• Early Detection - Familiarize yourself with common symptoms and schedule regular veterinary visits and by working with your animal communicator you can get your pet healthy much quicker.
• Trust Your Gut - Pay attention to their behavioral changes and trust your instincts—they are communicating with you, so you can take needed action.
• Create a Healing Environment – By Keeping up with or starting new reassuring routines during their illness with a stress-free space it can cut the recovery time in by as much as half for your pet.
• Educate Others – Ensure you share with the family how your pet needs space and considerate behavior from them to heal and get better.
• Reduce Your Worry – by projecting your own confidence and calmness, that will allow your animal to relax more and trust the healing process. Even when they are sick, they are still looking out for you, so watch your emotions around them.
When you improve your communication and observation skills with your pets, and pay close attention to their body language, you can catch many illnesses before they become a major health issue. The ideal solution is when pet owners look to animal communicators to help their pets heal quickly and in conjunction work with your vet to figure out what’s going on, and how best to address the concern. This can be a great synergy allowing both sides to heal and care for your beloved pet for a speedy recovery.
If you want to learn more about animal communicators and how they can help, I invite you to contact me, Carolyn Osborn of Chiron Energy Medicine.
Here’s to the health of your pet.
Carolyn Osborn
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