Whole Body Wellness for Pets

06/25/2025

Fireworks will be booming…
What do you do to keep them calm?🙏🏻🐾🐾🧨😬

03/27/2025

You’re invited to…
The First PAWSPER for pets.

Thursday March 27th @12 PM Pacific time
Location: live on zoom

This months topic is about your pets gut health, the biome, and how to keep it healthy and what to avoid.

How can your pet PAWSPER, physically mentally, emotionally and most important energetically for a vibrant life?

Would you agree we are now living in a toxic☠️ World and that is affecting our health?

Know the signs that your pet is telling you so that early action may prevent a serious illness.

When you join us, you are going to learn.
1. A safe and physiological approach to your pets health.
2. How to work with your vet so that you are an advocate for your pet.
3. Get to the root cause don’t just treat the symptoms this way we can get long-term results.
4. The missing link to complete health is the energetic body. We will do a Healy session once a month.
To participate with the Healy session we will need:
🐾 picture of your pet
🐾 name and location
🐾 any particular illness or stay healthy request

There is no better time than now to get informed and take action with our furry loved ones to increase a healthy body

Oh….Did I tell you this is a FREE Zoom call and Healy session😊 If you can’t make it still text me a picture and name of your pet, your name and location plus email address. I will send you the Zoom link information so that your fur baby can get a free healing session.💫

Register in advance for this meeting:
https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/IauekL0NQZe6b83uKnKXDg

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

Looking forward to helping your pet.
Gratefully,
Debbie Ortega

03/13/2025

5 Essential area to prevent illness or injury for Dogs
https://www.facebook.com/live/producer/1355484509204155/

03/13/2025

Hi, I'm Snoop. I'm visiting to receive healing frequencies and in exchange, I provide grounding and support to other dogs. I'm fond of treats and enjoy the gentle touch of a human hand.

03/03/2025

03/03/2025

What steps would you take if your dog's face became swollen as a result of an allergic reaction? This may constitute a veterinary emergency.
1. Inspect the swollen area for any puncture wounds or holes, which could signify a bee sting, spider bite, or snake bite.
2. Survey your environment to identify the type of spider or insect responsible for the reaction.
3. Be cognizant of the presence of black widow or brown recluse spiders in your yard or house, as their bites can be particularly perilous and require immediate veterinary attention.
4. If the swelling is caused by a brown widow or another type of spider with relatively mild venom, the goal would be to alleviate the symptoms using an expectorant. Essential oils can be employed to facilitate the extraction of the venom and reduce itching or pain.
5. Veterinarians may administer antihistamines, steroids, or antidotes for the poison.

02/13/2025

Hi, I’m Kiki. It’s important to keep your teeth clean with a toothbrush, but my favorite is a frozen raw bone. 🪥 😁🐾💕

02/11/2025

We are here at Pacific Energy wellness an enhancement energy system useing scaler waves 🐾🐾🙏🏻💕

12/24/2024

I am Cleo, almost 12 years old. I love to engage in running and playing. Unfortunately, I am having trouble with my hind legs. My Christmas wish is to run freely and comfortably.🙏🏻🐾💫💕

12/24/2024

Heading home,last minute shopping, Christmas gatherings, take the time to arrive safe and peacefully . Your furry friend relies on you. Let’s have bliss, laughter and joy🐾💕🙏🏻💫

11/04/2024

GRATITUDE….💕”You can utilize the energy of GRATITUDE to break the habits of the past, such as judging, naysaying, doubting, worrying, controlling,
feeling sad, upset, stressed, disempowered, or like a victim, and so on.” What are you grateful for?
Amanda Slade 🙏🏻💫💕

….a simple shift, thank you!

11/02/2024

Peace of Mind

Knowing that you’re on top of your dog’s health provides peace of mind.

Regular check-ups mean fewer surprises and a clearer understanding of your dog’s overall well-being.