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Flower Essences for Anxious Dogs | Animal Wellness Magazine

by | Jan 12, 2015 | Articles

Modern life is full of things that can make a dog nervous. From the constant assault of noise on sensitive ears to the overwhelming sights and smells of a city street, even the calmest dog may become stressed from time to time.

For a highly sensitive dog, even life at home can be a challenge. Stressors can be specific, like the sight or sound of a vacuum cleaner, or more general, such as any sudden noise. Fortunately, there are many ways to help anxious canines cope. Flower essences are a valuable complement to any stress-reducing program.

Read more from my article Flower Essences for Anxious Dogs in Animal Wellness Magazine

Written By Kathleen Aspenns

Kathleen Aspenns is a dedicated wellness practitioner with a passion for helping sensitive individuals and their animal companions. With years of experience in Flower Essence Therapy, she guides her clients towards a balanced and fulfilling life.
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