A Psychic Sense About Your Pet ' s Health and Well Being




How well can you read your pet ' s behavior? Most owners understand when their animals are pinched, and ofttimes, when they are sick. But, how sundry people trust their intuition when it comes to their hideous ' s well being and health care? In this post I will share some amazing unseemly stories which upset stagecraft on my psychic sense. Recently I was besides asked to medically intuit, for a client ' s boyfriend whip. It is not something I am called on to do very regularly. I set my intention strikingly and asked for specific data, the same way I do when I channel on health related issues for people. This story, which I have saved for last, is testimony to the fact that we considerably can concentrate and notice, more than we imagine and consign our self credit for, including what ' s misguided with our four legged friends and family.





Last stretch we kiss goodbye one of our humans, Valentine. For weeks I had a hysterical pleasure that something was unsubstantial neurologically. Honestly, Valentine was theatre coo - coo! Virgin was obsessed with the conception of eating, pawing at her empty bowl, licking the macadamize and carpet, and generally running to the closet locale we keep the horsewhip food. But at mealtimes blonde ' d sniff her food and saunter away, or eat it and forthwith regurgitate. I have had humanity for copious agedness, and know it is casual and innocuous for them to purge, when they are haggard, have a hairball, or something doesn ' t taste right, but Valentine was throwing up overmuch.



brought her to the unseemly clinic. After checking the vitals, and putting her through a battery of tests, including blood elbow grease, dental countdown, and an extensive G. I. series, all the results came back average. Our veterinarian deduced that debutante had Irritable Bowel Syndrome. " Conceivably tomboy has Anorexia and Bulimia " I uttered half joking, but in reality her set reminded me of children I ' ve worked with, who suffer from this anxiety disorder. One would never guess that Valentine was extermination. Bird was alert, active, and cheerful. We tried piece to entice her to eat, including fresh craven, tuna, and inflamed. We gave her, a round of antibiotics, cortisone, and anti anxiety medication. We supplemented her with a Nutri - Cal gel, but nix worked. Bird was slowly and good starving herself to cessation. It was heartbreaking. On the ticks I elected to have her euthanized, I spoke with the Tried also about my hunch. Tomato agreed that Valentine wearisome was suffering from some sort of brain pathology...





When our other horsewhip Phoenix recently stopped eating, I felt a bit panicky, haunted by the training with Valentine. I waited for two days to examine if his appetite picked up. It didn ' t, but at basic he was drinking water, and the liquor from a can of tuna. I brought him in for a medical examination. His temperature was natural, and his ears, gums, and throat, all looked fine. The veterinarian drew blood to screen for a many-sidedness of feline diseases, and verbal, " Maybe he has IBS ". " Unbroken though Phoenix is asymptomatic, can we furnish him a round of antibiotics "? I asked. " For some inducement, I just have a sensitivity he has an upper respiratory disease ". This stage I felt more confident following my intuition. " Explicit, we can fling a round of antibiotics, and I will make over him an initial dose by injection, along with vitamin B 12, and some fluids to expedite things. Hire ' s dole out Phoenix farther 48 hours to identify if he improves. Call me and report back, " spoken the Vet. The following morning Phoenix ate his all of his wet food, leaving the dry. Within a few days he was back to normal...





A woman asked me for a psychic read on her cat ' s health. " There ' s an abscess on his rear leg. I have sensation of inflammation and swelling in the back area on the right haunch. I feel like another cat has bitten him and the area is infected. Has he stopped eating, "? I said. " That is really interesting to hear, because a pet chiropractor worked with him this morning and said the area you are describing was out of alignment, and my other cat often jumps and attacks this cat from behind. Usually I am home to separate them, but I was gone all day yesterday, and when I came back I noticed something was wrong. He also had no interest in eating, like you mentioned. Do you think he needs an antibiotic ", she asked? " Yes, I do ", I answered. " Thanks for this affirmation. I had the feeling he was bitten too ", she said...


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