end of life animal communication
2 Hours | $327 CAD *
(1-hour distance session with your pet and 1-hour video session with you)
*$280 CAD for Existing Animal Clients: Apply to animals I have worked with previously. If you want to read more about my pricing, click here.
The main goal of the End-Of-Life Animal Communication Session is to help you release feelings of helplessness, find acceptance, and learn how to be fully present for your pet at their end-of-life. One of the ways I help you accomplish this is by offering your pet's perspective regarding if/or when they are ready to transition. Secondly, I provide you with the knowledge, suggestions and support to best care for your animal before, during, and after their transition.
The End-Of-Life Animal Communication Session helps you gain confidence and peace by sharing your pet’s perspective of what they want and need in their journey to their final moments, helping you align their wishes with yours.
This Appointment Is For You If…
You don’t know if your pet is ready to transition and want to feel more prepared.
You know your pet is nearing their transition but want confirmation that you are making the right decision.
You worry you are missing something important in your pet's end-of-life care.
You see your pet's mental and physical health declining and want to know if they are suffering.
You want to know how to provide the comfort and care they want.
You don't know what to expect at the end of life, and you need guidance on how to best care for them.
You want to learn the signs your animal will give you regarding their transition and when they are ready to pass.
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This appointment includes a 60-minute distance communication with your animal followed by a 60-minute Zoom call with you where Hana shares your pet’s communication.
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● Receive your pet’s perspective on 1-2 main concerns you are having at their end-of-life - I will provide your pet's perspective and messages on these concerns and discuss options to improve the situation moving forward.
● Physical Body Scan (identifies body systems that are experiencing disruptions, aches, pain, discomfort, and the pain level they are experiencing).
● Emotional Scan (experienced emotions, duration, and intensity).
● Energetic Scan (identifies stagnation or blockages and determines if an energy treatment may be beneficial).
● Coaching on bodywork, energy and animal communication techniques.
● Discuss the end-of-life transition, what you can expect, ways to remain present with your pet during their transition, and how to begin healing after their transition.
● Support for anticipatory grief.What Types Of Questions Can Be Addressed In Session:
● Are you suffering?
● How can I make you most comfortable and content?
● If you could have a particular treatment or procedure to prolong your time here, would you like to have it?
● Do you have a preference for hospice care or euthanasia?
● Is there anyone or anything you would like to see or do before you go?
● Do you have any particular messages for people?
● Do you wish to be buried or cremated - where would you like to be laid to rest? -
Immediately after booking your session, you will receive an email confirming your appointment. You will receive a reminder email 24 hours before your appointment and a second one 2 hours before your appointment. Both these emails will include the zoom link where you will meet with Hana at your scheduled appointment time for her to share your pet’s communication with you.
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A recent photo of your animal
A list of medications and supplements your animal is on
Recent vet diagnoses or results
This appointment includes a form to be filled out. This form will take approximately 10-15 minutes to complete.
Appointment Details
"It was as if she knew this would be her last moment with me, in the morning sun, under blue skies." - Bella’s Mom
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Anticipatory grief is the grief and sadness you feel before the impending death of your animal. This can appear at the onset of a life-threatening diagnosis, in your pet's senior years or illness and continue until their death. Anticipatory grief encompasses an array of emotions, such as sadness, anger, frustration, depression, anxiety, and fear. This is often the grief most people do not expect to feel in the in-between space when your beloved animal is dying. This grief provides an opportunity to create a greater presence, and acceptance of their death.
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Yes, this is a great time to book an End-of-Life Session because it will provide you with your pet's perspective and offer support and closure in their final days.
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Euthanization is a way to provide assistance in dying to your pet who is suffering physically or mentally and whose quality of life has greatly diminished.
Animal Hospice Care is about caring for your terminally ill pet at home when there is no cure available. Working with a vet specializing in Hospice care to bring comfort and care to your animal in their final days. Hospice requires active commitment and continuous supervision by pet parents.
In your session, I can provide you with your pet’s perspective and wishes for their final days which can provide you with clarity for this decision.
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This is one of the reason's this session has been created. I am here to share your pet's perspective and also hold a sacred space for you in this difficult time. This is the hardest goodbye to say to your pet and I am here to let you know you are not alone. Learning your pet's perspective and feeling understood in your pain can give you a feeling of peace so you can become ready to say goodbye.
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This is why I created Follow-Up options for further support. I also offer grief support sessions if you need more in-depth guidance.
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