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Paws For Reflection Paws For Reflection Paws for Reflection is an Animal Communication & Animal Wellness- Education Practice. I work with individuals (animal or human) and families.

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Our animals may go to great lengths to get our attention by acting aggressively, spraying, barking, being destructive, or they may have illnesses that will not resolve. Using my intuitive skills, I have the ability to hear what your animal is saying. During the session, I will translate that information into a deep, heart-felt and informative conversation with you and your animal companion/s. I have been communicating with animals since I was a young child and began working professionally as an animal communicator in 1999. I have studied and continue to practice Earth Wisdom teachings to honor my heritage (Native American and European), the gifts I have been given and my commitment to the Earth and all Beings that call her home. While the human species relies on the use of eye contact, body language and verbal cues (words) to communicate, all other animals communicate through the use of telepathy, body language and some sound. Telepathy is the most common and universal form of communication and is an ability we are all born with. However, if this skill is not utilized, it becomes weak and is eventually forgotten. Animal communicators have remembered and honed the skill of telepathy and are bringing it back into everyday awareness. When speaking with an animal, the information I receive comes telepathically in the form of words, images and emotions. My job during the session is to listen intently with compassion, an open heart and to be in a space of non-judgment, allowing our time together to be deep and expansive. I will relay the information I receive in a clear and practical manner while holding space for healing and change to occur. Occasionally companion animals will match their human/s energetically and will take on their illnesses or emotional imbalances. This mirroring can help individuals become aware of how they affect one another and move towards healing. It is an honor to be of service to the family during times of serious illness, emotional crisis and transition/death. Together we can clarify the animal’s immediate condition, preferences for treatment and wishes regarding long-term care. We can also ask questions such as whether or not they would like assistance via euthanasia and what their wishes are concerning their remains. Also, once the transition is completed, contact can often be made with the animal’s soul. I do my consultations via telephone so that I am not distracted by outside influences such as the home environment or the physical characteristics and behaviors of the animal/s (including humans). I am happy to work closely with veterinarians, both western and alternative, and will stay in close contact with your vet when warranted. Please note, an animal communication session does not replace qualified complementary care or medical care for your animal, but they can effectively be used together. On occasion I will advise you to seek veterinary care if I feel the animal has a medical condition.

11/01/2026

Over feeding your animals is harmful. 60+% of our animals are overweight. It shortens lives.

Make your own healthy treats!
10/31/2026

Make your own healthy treats!

🎃Have a leftover pumpkin?! Steam it up and make some goodies 🧡

Why you want a holistic vet! Look at this information.
10/29/2026

Why you want a holistic vet! Look at this information.

🫚TURMERIC COMPOUNDS REDUCE DOG CANCER CELL MOVEMENT BY NEARLY 76% IN JUST 24 HOURS, MATCHING A CHEMO DRUG !🐾

Turmeric contains curcumin🫚, a natural plant compound researchers are investigating for its potential benefits in dogs!

🔬 1. TURMERIC & CANCER CELLS

A 2025 peer-reviewed study from São Paulo State University, published in Animals, compared curcumin, homeopathic turmeric and a chemotherapy drug in canine bladder cancer cells.

After just 24 hours:

🫚CURCUMIN: 75.8% less cancer cell movement

💧HOMEOPATHIC TURMERIC: 74.8% less movement

💊CHEMO DRUG: 73.6% less movement

Why does this matter? Cancer cells must move to invade surrounding tissues and potentially spread!

🫚🌿2. TURMERIC + ROSEMARY TRIGGER CANCER CELL DEATH!

A Cornell University laboratory study found that concentrated turmeric and rosemary extracts triggered programmed cell death in approximately 40% of canine mammary cancer cells in 48 hours!
Rosemary also increased curcumin accumulation inside these cancer cells by 4.8 TIMES!

🔥🦴3. PROMISING ARTHRITIS BENEFITS!

In a randomized, placebo-controlled study involving 42 dogs with arthritis, a diet containing curcumin, collagen and green tea extract improved certain signs of joint pain over three months.
Dogs also showed improvements in getting up from lying down!

🦴 4. MORE JOINT HEALTH RESEARCH!

Another study involving 20 dogs with arthritis investigated turmeric-root extract over 42 days, reporting improvements in pain and arthritis symptoms!

🫚WANT TO ADD TURMERIC TO YOUR DOG’S DIET?

We’ve created a FREE GUIDE📒 featuring:

🥄 Curcumin dosages by body weight
🍲 Our Ultimate 2.0 Turmeric Paste recipe from The Forever Dog LIFE
🔬 Scientific research and safety tips

👇 COMMENT “TURMERIC” AND WE’LL SEND YOU THE FREE GUIDE!

Always in our hearts. All species.
10/28/2026

Always in our hearts. All species.

"Love that outlasts time..."

10/19/2026

Everyone loves to play!!!

10/17/2026

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Don’t let advertising fool you.
10/08/2026

Don’t let advertising fool you.

🫐🐶🐱 BLUEBERRIES ON THE BAG DOESN’T ALWAYS MEAN BLUEBERRY BENEFITS IN THE BOWL!

A peer-reviewed 2025 study published in the Journal of Animal Science examined 40 commercial dog and cat kibbles listing blueberries as an ingredient.

The surprising finding? 🤯

Researchers found very low to undetectable levels of certain beneficial plant compounds, including antioxidants associated with blueberries.

🫐 THE BIGGEST SHOCK: One kibble listed blueberries as its 4th ingredient, yet had the lowest measured level of quercetin, a beneficial antioxidant, in the entire study!

Just because blueberries appear high on an ingredient list doesn’t guarantee your pet is getting their expected antioxidant benefits.

🫐 WHY FRESH BLUEBERRIES MATTER

Blueberries naturally contain powerful antioxidants, including anthocyanins, that help protect cells from oxidative stress.

These compounds are being studied for their potential to support:

🧠 Brain health and healthy aging
❤️ Heart and cardiovascular health
🛡️ Healthy immune function

And here’s the best part: You don’t need to replace your pet’s food to add a little fresh nutrition!

Simply add a few fresh or thawed, unsweetened blueberries to their bowl.

🐶 HOW MANY BLUEBERRIES CAN PETS HAVE?

As a simple occasional topper:
🐾 Cats and Small dogs: 1–2 blueberries
🐾 Medium dogs: 3–5 blueberries
🐾 Large dogs: 5–8 blueberries
🐾 Extra-large dogs: 8–10 blueberries

💡 BLUEBERRY HACK: Mash or crush blueberries before serving, especially for smaller dogs. This breaks open the skin and makes the fruit easier to eat.

Sometimes the simplest nutrition upgrades are the freshest ones! 🫐

Important information. Always test levels before you supplement a dog or cats diet.
09/28/2026

Important information. Always test levels before you supplement a dog or cats diet.

☀️ CARNIVORES HAVE TO EAT THEIR VITAMIN D! Dogs and cats can’t make vitamin D from sunshine—they must consume it!

🦜 Birds have a clever evolutionary workaround: their uropygial (preen) gland produces oils containing vitamin D precursors that are spread onto the feathers, activated by UV light, then ingested during preening. Dogs and cats can’t do this.

🦎 🐢Many reptiles can also make vitamin D₃ in their skin with UVB exposure. Exotics must have daily direct exposure to sunlight (windows don’t count) or specialized synthetic lighting that replicates the correct UV spectrum necessary to create adequate vitamin D, but none of this matters to dogs and cats, because no matter how much 🌞exposure, they’ll be D deficient without feeding them adequate amounts. We have an epidemic of vitamin D deficient dogs and cats, but never supplement vitamin D without first testing your dog or cat’s levels (it causes kidney failure if there’s not a deficiency). Know your species to know what to do! This pic was taken exactly 24 years ago today at my exotic animal hospital (thank you to my amazing team members, Karrie and Lynda, for reposting 🥰).

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Monday 11am - 5pm
Tuesday 11am - 5pm
Wednesday 11am - 5pm
Thursday 11am - 5pm

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