Elaine Ma

Anxiety, Fear and Abandonment:
Cats can be skittish from day one, dogs can be hyper vigilant during walks as a result from past abuse. Dogs can have separation anxiety and can be learned from ‘parents’. Animals can be earnest to please, don’t know how and overreact.

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Aggression:
A dog can attack another dog; the victimized dog can then become aggressive with other dogs, making it difficult to be in dog parks and during simple walks.

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Anti-Social Behavior:
Cats can avoid adult men or women due to a past incident. A minor trauma can further increase this behavior such as having a tooth pulled at the vet. Cats and dogs can resort to hiding under furniture or in the corner of in a room for days.

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Car Accidents:
Pets can accidentally get hit by cars. Shock, fear and terror can be transmuted and calmed with energy healing, which accelerates their emotional and physical well being, possibly lessening complications and saving high costs at the vet’s office.

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Introduction of a New Pet:
Elaine communicates with pets to accelerate acceptance within a family circle.

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Misunderstandings:
Accidents can occur when pets are at a kitten or puppy stage. Uncertainty and misunderstandings can result of whether ‘parents’ loved them during a stressful incident and these emotions can be trapped in their body. Some pets require more attention than a sibling, which can lead to a belief that they are less lovable.

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Trauma:
Animals can be separated, especially strays can be traumatized, making them skittish and distrustful. Stress energy stores their in body on a cellular level from being torn from family, not understanding what happened to their sibling or why.

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