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Animal Communication, Cats, and Engineers

by admin on May 10, 2009

This video is marvelous! My friend Wendy of Inbeaute Photography is kept by two cats. She forwarded this video to me and I am delighted to share it with you. A caveat: Cats do love tuna, but it does not meet their nutritional needs. If you want to give your cat tuna, check with your vet first. Sit back with your favorite cat, a cuppa joe and enjoy. This video is just under 7 minutes.

Harmony,

Janet Roper

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Sharing Some Blog Love

April 30, 2009

When I Talk2theAnimals, sometimes the animal tells me she needs a little more help to balance herself so that the original problem her human brought to me can begin to be resolved. Sometimes this may include the help of a trainer or a vet.
Many times the animal will tell me an alternative modality will be [...]

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Talk2theAnimals Book Kiosk

April 29, 2009

One Nation Under Dog by Michael Schaffer is a great study of 21st Century pet owners, including everything from pet spas, trainers, and even anti-depressants. The focus is primarily on Schaffer’s family and his dog Murphy, but he also focuses on dogs in general and the way their humans pamper them.

One Nation Under Dog is [...]

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The Chicken Carcass Caper

April 28, 2009

This is Emmie, the main character in the Chicken Carcass Caper. The other morning I was cooking breakfast, left the room for less than five minutes, and heard the sounds of dropping and crunching. By the time I returned, the kitchen had turned into a crime scene. The garbage container had been knocked over & [...]

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Spring Care for Horses

April 21, 2009

I have just returned from the barn and taking care of Shiloh: deworming, feeding, grooming, and spoiling–not in that particular order. This was the first day that he was out grazing, and it made me think of the horse care that needs to be provided with the onset of spring. Click here to read more [...]

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Top 10 Pet Poisons of 2008

April 15, 2009

There are many items we keep in and around our houses that are lethal to our pets. The ASPCA has written a very informative article about the top 10 pet poisons of 2008. I have listed them here, but I invite you to visit their site to read the article in its entirety.

Human Medications
Insecticides
Some People [...]

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Protecting Your Dog Against Heartworm

April 11, 2009

Spring is coming; even in Minnesota there are signs of spring: warmer temperatures, and a little bit of green in my garden – weeds. Soon we will have spring showers, and then the mosquitoes will be out.
Mosquitoes can carry heartworm, a potentially lethal infection for dogs. Here in MN it’s time to have the heartworm [...]

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Talk2theAnimals Book Kiosk

April 8, 2009

Yesterday, Talk2theAnimals interviewed Nadine M. Rosin, author of the book The Healing Art of Pet Parenthood. In the interview, Nadine talked of her dog Buttons, who not only survived cancer, but lived to be 19 years old!
Nadine could only touch briefly on her and Buttons’ journey together during the interview. You can read the entire [...]

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Talk2theAnimals Interviews Nadine M. Rosin

April 7, 2009

Today Talk2theAnimals is interviewing Nadine M. Rosin, the author of The Healing Art of Pet Parenthood. She has been a student and researcher of alternative healing for over 30 years and a holistic bodywork practitioner since 1996. She is also a nondenominational wedding officiant, and a gallery-signed artist; her commissioned works include four paintings for [...]

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Animal Communication and Quizzes

March 26, 2009

Recently at a coffee shop I discovered a small, local magazine about pets. As I sipped my coffee, I read through the magazine. It had interesting articles and tips such as bathing your dog and adding a new dog to the family. The last page had a quiz, asking how well your pet has trained [...]

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