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Book helping you understand your fur babies that may save their life
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BOTHELL, Wash. - Washingtoner -- Vicki Draper is celebrating the release of her 2nd book: Heart to Heart: How You Can Heal Your Animal Through All Stages of Life.

This book empowers you as an animal guardian with tools for a deeper connection and better health.

Did you know what you are saying to your animal may not be what they are hearing?  If you are frustrated with your animal not listening, Heart to Heart helps you understand how to communicate with your animal to have better connections. It provides a wellness healing protocol for optimum health. And an emergency support section.

Testimonial from Editor, Jennifer, Denver, CO area,
"Well, everything happens at the perfect time. I ended up having to save a dog from choking this weekend. This book gave me the confidence that I could make that happen and everything turned out well."

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Creating Heart to Heart took Vicki on a spiritual journey of connecting with her heart and her passion for helping animals to a new level through all stages of their life, even through the death process.

A natural born animal communicator, Vicki's qualifications as a healer for both people and animals include being a licensed massage therapist, a certified acupressurist and Reiki Master/Teacher, and training in craniosacral therapy.

No matter what stage of life your animal is in during your lives together, this book is a valuable resource that will benefit you both with optimum health and a happy and harmonious home.

Heart to Heart is available on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3pMwJcQ
In paperback and kindle formats.

Vicki is available for interviews.

For more information or an autographed copy of Heart to Heart, visit: http://www.HealingYourAnimal.com

Contact
Vicki Draper
Healing Your Animal
***@healingyouranimal.com


Source: Healing Your Animal, Inc.

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