1. Negative memories, traumas, depression, and grief all cause altered behaviors. When the root of these behaviors are not addressed, the distress manifests into symptoms/disease. With open dialogue these memories/traumas can be attended to, preventing further damage on the health of your pet, and can improve balance and wellbeing. 

 

2. Open communication with your pet equips you as the owner with a description of symptoms, feelings, and pains that are helpful for veterinarians during their diagnostic process. 

 

3. With the ability to understand your pet and have a two-way information exchange, specific behavior problems can be understood, and the training approach can include your animal’s cooperation. 

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4. Communication during transitions and changes in their environment gives them an understanding of what is happening, and is an incredible gift to give your pet, alleviating a lot of anxiety and abandonment fears. 

 

5. Lastly, communicating with your pet increases awareness and closeness between the both of you. This forms a stronger, more loving and joy filled relationship with your animal.

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