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EPISODE · Aug 15, 2019 · 41 MIN

How to Treat a Dog's Pain and Suffering

from Liz Murdoch: What I Really Want to Say · host Liz Murdoch and Rhonda Gay

This unique interview between two animal communicators is an amazing way to understand how animal communicators use everything from energy healing to photographs to connect with and help our favorite animals. Join us today with Talking With The Dogs guest, Rhonda Gay, a Physical Therapist with over 30 years experience working primarily in orthopedics and specializing in sports medicine and pain management. Rhonda's passion shines through this episode as she speaks about how she uses bodywork and her hands to rehabilitate horses and dogs. Make sure to tune in while these two animal lovers explain how pain truly affects our animals behavior, movement, and performance and how the first steps to healing is noticing the signs.   If you'd like to hire Rhonda or consider an appointment, consultation, or to book a weekend healing event, Rhonda can be reached at [email protected]. Make sure to keep up with Liz and her guests at talkingwiththedogs.com   Get more dog stories and special features on Instagram at Talking with the Dogs or on Facebook at Talking with the Dogs!  

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