BOUNTY (Laminitis)

The little Shetlander Bounty is living in Austria and received treatment against laminitis during my last stay at home. He was also allowed to serve as a model for my new website, by the way ;-)

GUUS (Insecurity with tendency to aggression)

Guus is a little rascal, because when meeting other dogs he becomes furious. Using his hair, I tested the underlying causes and he now gets individual frequency drops that are supposed to bring him back into mental balance.

KIKO (Smacking and salivating at night)

Kiko is my own dog. For more than a year he has had problems with … with what?

We went to the vet, the complementary vet (for TCM herbs), the osteopath, the chiropractor, the homeopath. Each of them had good approaches and all treatments worked well: he moves as smoothly as a young dog now… but the night-time smacking and salivating did not improve.

As soon as I had the bio-resonance device, Kiko was of course immediately connected and tested, and the smacking has been much better since the first treatment. Stress and minor trauma are likely to have hit his stomach, apparently.

TOFU (Chronic ear infection)

Tofu is also a delightful rescue from abroad and is in treatment with me for various issues. Recently, for example, she received individually manufactured frequency drops for her chronic ear infection.

JOEP

While Joep is known to roam his neighborhood, one day he didn’t return home for more than a week. He has just had a major operation and the owner was very worried. So I got in touch with him and tried to find out where he was. I passed the pictures of his surroundings that he showed me on to his owner, who in turn drove the car to all possible places for two consecutive days.

SHAKIRA

Shakira lived in Costa Rica. I was contacted because she was seriously ill and the local vet didn’t know what to do anymore. In my conversation with Shakira it turned out that she was at the end of her tether: she was lying almost indifferently on her side and endured the treatment. Suddenly I felt a cold breeze on my cheek, which I hadn’t expected because all the doors and windows in my room were closed … As soon as I could concentrate on the treatment again, I could see the dog jump up, shaking herself and running up and down like a young puppy.

The night I did the remote reading, Shakira’s condition deteriorated dramatically. Her owners took her back to the vet, where she was finally relieved from her torments (internal bleeding).

In the end, I did not see the dog’s healing process as I had initially thought, I was rather allowed to exoerience the beginning of her last journey. She was freed from the physical torments of earthly life and felt fresh and happy again like a puppy. In the literature, a cold, inexplicable breeze is very often described as a sign of the deceased and I am honored to have received such a sign of gratitude or good-bye from Shakira …

OTHELLO

Othell was a very special client to me. He lived in Bali, his owners were in Vienna and had been notified by the staff in Bali who were looking after Othello that the dog was seriously ill. Considering that I communicated with the vet in Bali via the owners in Vienna and their staff in Bali, it was smooth and quick. In my conversations with Othello, I was given the exact symptoms that the vet later confirmed. But even though everyone involved did everything to help him, his organs were already too badly damaged and he had to be put to sleep.

We all invested a lot of emotion and were devastated.

I had provided comfort care for Othello, but the owners had one more question. They always had the feeling of an unusually strong bond with this dog and wanted to know if he has been with them ever before as another pet.

Yes.

It turned out that Othello has been in the family before! His description was so clear that the owners went speechless …. How beautiful is that!

TEDDY

Teddy lost his best friend after running away from home and being run over by a car. The anxious and insecure cat was now also unbalanced, was constantly in a bad mood, ran plaintively through the house. Together with the owner and an osteopath, we addressed the topic of grief and insecurity and worked on his trauma.

Excerpt from the communication with the owner:

‘It was immediately apparent that you were talking to Teddy. He is much calmer!‘

TIA

This little darlilng is a badly traumatized dog from an illegal dog breed. She has endured unspeakable suffering in the past. Fortunately for her, a few years ago she found her home at the best and dearest dog mom she could wish for and I had the opportunity to treat her a few times.

JACKY

Jacky was one of my first dogs in 2015 that I was working with. Although she gave an absolute harmless impression, she kept her owner on her toes. After a few sessions we had her to the point that her owner became optimistic and she wrote to me, among other things:

‘Thanks Simone! … I am glad that I learned more about Jacky through your communications with her! Books and programs can’t do that. I trust us that we can do it!‘

CHAYKA

Chayka and her owner were extremely close. I got to know her during my time at the complementary veterinary clinic in Amsterdam. For 17 year old Chayka it was time to detach from her best friend and her life here with us and to finally cross the rainbow bridge. But saying goodbye was extremely difficult for both of them.

I was allowed to accompany them on their last journey together and it was a very special honor for me.

STUPSI

In 2015, I had one of my first consults regarding comfort care with Stupsi. We met in the animal clinic in Vienna, where I was working as a veterinarian assistant at the time. Although her owner was initially quite skeptical about my work, she finally accepted my offer to accompany them on their last journey together. I am very glad that the owner finally put her trust in me and that we were in contact long after Stupsi passed away.

LINA

Lina, a very dear mare in Tyrol, fell unexpectedly seriously ill and had to be euthanized. Everything happened very quickly. I made contact with Lina remotely and we talked about everything that was important to the owners and Lina.

FLOCKI (Lump on the ear / laser treatment)

The dog Flocki had a lump on his ear. Two veterinarians advised to have the lump surgically removed and to have it examined in a laboratory to rule out a tumor.

First, however, I wanted to give it a try to make the knot disappear with complementary approaches. On the one hand, Flocki received high-dose vitamin B, as the node was exactly on the corresponding acupuncture point (see illustration*), and CBD oil. In addition, I treated this point daily with the medical soft laser, which is said to have a stimulating effect on cells and tissue. Four weeks after starting treatment, the lump was gone.

(*Source: Checkliste Akupunktur Kleintiere, Herausgeber Marion Müller, Sonntag Verlag Stuttgart 2011, Thieme Verlagsgruppe)

LOTTE (Chronic nasal discharge)

The owner of the mare in Tyrol asked me for help after Lotte had been suffering from purulent nasal discharge for two years. It was suggested that the cause came from a tooth, but the vets and specialists did not find the source. I contacted Lotte via a remote reading and could clearly see that the cause was connected to the air sac. So we started the treatment with Prana Healing, Schüssler salts and phytotherapy.

TOFU (Chronic eczema)

It turned out that the chronic eczema on Tofu’s paw was psychological. Therefore a treatment with Prana Healing, Schüssler salts, Bach flowers and phytotherapy was started. The hair started to grow after a few days and the eczema was completely gone after a few weeks!

MICHI (Serious injuries after a crow attack / laser treatment)

The Greek tortoise sustained severe injuries to all 4 paws when attacked by a crow. The chances of survival were very low and the animal had to be admitted for 4 weeks to the clinic for reptiles of the University of Veterinary Medicine in Vienna, where it was treated with antibiotics, among other things.

As soon as he was back home, I treated him with Prana Healing and the medical soft laser for better wound healing. The healing process could be greatly supported by the combination of conventional and complementary medicine. After only 8 weeks, all 4 paws were well healed.