What Do Dogs Really Think? - with Dr. LaShelle Easton
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Dr. LaShelle Easton is a well-known vet who founded Natural Animal Wellness. She is known for using natural ways to keep pets healthy. Many people trust her because she gives good, vet-approved advice about pet health. She is a leader in using new and different methods in vet medicine.
In the podcast, Dr. Easton talks about how she learned to understand what animals are saying. She explains how this helps her in her work as a vet. She talks about many topics, like how pets feel and think, what might happen to them after they die, and how to make tough choices like saying goodbye to a pet. She also talks about using her gut feelings to understand animals better. Her talk shows how understanding animals can make a big difference in how we care for them.
Expect to learn a lot from this podcast with Dr. LaShelle Easton. She shares her knowledge about how pets communicate and their emotions, especially during tough times like illness or when it's time to say goodbye. This information will help pet owners understand their pets better. Dr. Easton also talks about using your intuition to connect with animals. Her insights offer a new perspective on taking care of pets. This podcast is perfect for anyone wanting to deepen their understanding and care for their pets more effectively.
For more information on Dr. LaShelle Easton, visit:
Website: Natural Animal Wellness
https://www.naturalanimalvet.com
YouTube: @NaturalAnimalVet
https://www.youtube.com/@NaturalAnimalVet
Facebook: Natural Animal Wellness
https://www.facebook.com/naturalanimalvet
Instagram: @naturalanimalvet
https://www.instagram.com/naturalanimalvet
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