Dear Friend,

Because so many animals have experienced abandonment in the past, it is critical that you prepare your animals before you leave them at the veterinarians for any reason.

Animal Communication prior to surgery helps your companion understand what's going to happen. Ignorance is not bliss! Ignorance creates fear, and fear has stressful physical effects on the body.

Reviewing the details and explaining how long your friend will stay at the vets helps reduce fear, stress, and anxiety, and might even reduce or eliminate panic and the traumatic terror of abandonment.

Your companion may also have questions about their surgery the answers to which will help him feel more comfortable.

Many years ago I was guided to do a healing for Violet who was at the vet hospital being spayed that day.

During the session, the healing teams showed me what to include to assist Violet.

1_ Thank the organs being removed for their service.  Tell them they are loved and appreciated, but that the time has come for them to move on.

2_ Ask Violet's body to reduce blood flow to the surgical area and organs being removed. This would mean less bleeding during surgery, minimizing bruising and pain as Violet recovered.

3_ Send energy to Violet's immune and repair systems to assist in the recovery process.

4_ Balance her entire body so that it would be in optimal condition before, during, and after the surgery.

The veterinarian called me that afternoon to tell me how the spaying had gone.

"It was a perfect spaying. She's doing fine. But there was one odd thing: There was hardly any bleeding," he said.

I smiled to myself and thanked my healing teams yet again for their assistance that day.

Violet recovered quickly from her surgical experience.

Since then, I have helped many animals and humans prepare for a surgical procedure.