Lost of a pet

It has been a sombre week. On early monday morning, Zoe lost her fight to cancer. I knew as a communicator that she didn't have long to go. She fought as long as she could and eventually went in her own terms. I asked the angels that if she goes, let it go in her sleep pain free. The angels took her soul peacefully early monday morning. She got up to say one last good bye to my husband and lied down to sleep forever. It was heartbreaking. Before she left us, she told me to have her body cremated which we did. The second part of her request we havent' fulfilled yet but will do so later in the year. 

When we suffer a loss, our hearts get broken, we hurt, we mourn. The love we have showered to our pets is unconditional. And so it should be unconditional. We tell ourselves, no more pets, no more pain but you see, we don't own our pets. We are carers for them and they teach us as they learn from us. Do not close your hearts because our pets leave us, always open your heart for another as there as so many abused pets that needs us. 

REST IN PEACE ZOE. YOU ARE FREE FROM PAIN AT LAST. 

Moving the centre

It has been a trying week. Our boxer has cancer and her life is failing. She is deteriorating fast. She cannot hold in her food so very little food is given at a time. In the meantime, I'm also preparing to move my existing to new premises. Moving my therapy business closer to home and the new healing centre into Hartamas. So those who are reading this blog, please pray for my little one. May she have a comfortable life and may she pass peacefully if it is to be. Thank you.

Boxer

This is Zoe, our 12 year old boxer. I got to know her 9 years ago when I started dating my husband. At that time, she hadn't turn all white like in the photo now. Full of life and zest. She was only 4 years old. A young girl. The first time we met, she took on to me straight away. I fell in love with her straight away. Every time I visited my boyfriend then, she would come up to say hi to me.

Today, she's older, slower and ill. It saddens me and breaks my heart to hear the vet say she's got cancer. As with the breed, boxers tend to get mast cancer cells on their body. We took her in today as she had began to cough and there was blood in her sliver. The vet found a tumour growing around her tooth which cannot be remove..so every time she chews, she would bite into the growth and bleed. She hasn't been eating very well for the past few days. So under the advisement of the vet, blend all her food, feed her porridge. She is a fighter and she fights everyday to stay with us. Her breathing may be laboured at times but she fights.

As an animal communicator, I'm not immune to the pain that comes along. I know the love that zoe has for us. The fight for her life. I'm doing all I can to keep her comfortable. I give her healing, feed her organic food. The knowledge that she has a soul is some comfort but the pain of her not being there is a human emotion which I still possess. Zoe sits with me and follows me wherever I am. After this blog, I'll be doing some healing on her. She has been an angel and a gentle boxer so, I will do as much as she allows me because to heal completely, the soul has to be willing to be healed. I do communicate with her and she tells me how she is. I cannot share this information out as it is personal.

So please pray for her that she gets better, buy her a few more years. Thank you.

Dogs with Cancer

Recently our boxer who is now turning 12 had 2 lumps removed on two different occassions. On the second occassion we had the vet test out the lump and found out that it was cancerous and a nasty skin cancer. I have been noticing that she has been losing weight, and recently since her last operation she's been having more lumps. 

Previously she was on brown rice diet with vegetables, carrots and beef but she was finding it difficult and was recurgitating so, I've switched her diet to more organic, sweet potatoes, green vegetables, barley and salmon diet. This has stopped her from throwing up and she loves it. She doesn't recurgitate and I've been giving her healing and using my Young Living Oils which she loves. She will lie down, while I apply the oils on her hair, and do my healing. 

Shes not in any pain. Since she's 12 there isn't a point to put her through chemo. So, while she is comfortable and in no pain. Switching her diet, healing is working. 

 

Young Living Oils

A few weeks back I wrote on Young living oils and how I've incorporated into my Myofunctional Therapy sessions. It really helps on calming the dog and also helps with the pain that they are experiencing. All animals are very sensitive when it comes to scent. They're nose can detect even the slightest change in mood in their humans. I did say mood. That is how they know when their humans are sad, happy, angry, depress..etc. You get the picture. To apply the oils, one drop goes a long long way for the little one. What I usually do is to mix it in water and spray around the room and around the dog to calm the dog down. What is great about young living oils are that the molecules of the oils are so small that a quick application and spray absorbs pretty quickly into the system.

On a different topic, the oils works wonders on us as well. A few days ago, with the haze so bad upon us, I was suffering from a really bad headache / migraine. I knew it would get worse as the haze continued. I did not want to take pain killers and I usually don't. I looked into my kit and applied peppermint on my head and neck area. Everytime the pain came on, I would apply the oil. 2 days the pain persisted, after the second day of applying the oil, I even applied it before I sleep, the pain completely disappeared! In fact applying peppermint and marjoram works wonders for headaches. I'm so grateful that I had in hand the Young Living oil.

If it worked for me, it most definitely will work on your pets. Try it. I have the oils at my centre.

Canine Therapy

How to best start this blog? 

Canine myofunctional therapy is all about the muscles of the dog. I see dogs that have hip displaysia, sprains, strains, arthritis and dogs who have seizures. What many don't realize is when I see a dog that has a symptom, not only do i treat the area but the whole body also gets the treatment. You see, when one part is in pain, the rest of the body will compensate which means stress and strain on the other part of the body muscle which could lead to injuries if nothing is done about it. So when ever I start my treatment, I pay attention to the muscles, the fascia, the hair follicles of the dog, the gait of a dog and I know when a dog has over used his front legs, or his back legs by feeling the muscles. Many think that it's simple, just massage the dog, yes i agree general massages you can get away with it but if you were to go deeper and don't know what you are doing, you may get bitten and you may even injure your dog further causing him more pain. It's like going to a massage place and having an inexperience person massage your body and coming out battered and bruised. I know I have done that before. Now I only go to a person who is qualified and who would not abuse my body. The philosophy of no pain no gain just doesn't work sometimes. 

For dogs, if they are in pain, they will not hesitate to warn you, by growling and if you ignore it, they will bite. My treatment does not necessarily mean they won't feel pain, they will fell it depending on how severe they're condition are but the difference is this, I pay attention to their behaviour, what they tell me and adjust accordingly. I can't tell the dog "No Pain No Gain"..they will just inflict the pain on me! :D 

As an experienced canine myofunctional therapist, i've learned to look out for signs from the dogs through their eyes, their character, trusting my hands when I treat them. I've seen hyper dogs when I start therapy that calms down at the end of the therapy and sleeps. Trust with myself and the dog is very crucial and at the end when the dog feels relax and happy and well he will wag his tail the next time he sees me. Now that is reward in my eyes. 

My dog after therapy session happily sleeping away.

What is good for the goose is good for the gander.

In this case, what is good for your pets is good for the humans. As many of you know that I distribute Nzymes for pets. I believe in the product and I can see the difference in makes in my pets. I decided that since Nzymes also have human pro biotics and enzymes, I ordered some into the centre. So now new in stock, Nzymes for humans 

Limited stock. Nzymes for humans.

As what is good for the goose is also good for the gander. My last posting I talked about using essential oils on pets. Now, understandably, I do not apply the oils directly onto the pet for it is too strong for them and they do have very sensitive noses. So, I rub the oils using my hands and start the therapy that way. Pets aren't as dumb as you think. They do have their favourite oils and smells. And they know the benefits of the oils. One of my client's dog, as soon as he smells Pan Away, he relaxes and lies down. Pan away benefits and advantages is the it eases the aches and pains. He has got hip dysplasia. So, he is one smart labrador! :) 

If you are interested in purchasing any of the oils, I have them available at 110 Jalan Terasek 2, Bangsar. Alternaltively you can call me and order the oils on 016-394 0968. 

These are the oils I have in stock at the moment.