Comments on: Testimonials http://www.gazehound.com Gayle Nastasi, Animal Communication Consultant Wed, 16 Nov 2011 16:04:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Gayze http://www.gazehound.com/animal-communication/testimonials/comment-page-1/#comment-4114 Gayze Wed, 16 Nov 2011 16:04:36 +0000 http://localhost/xampp/wordpress-1/?page_id=252#comment-4114 Thank you so much, Diane. I'm so glad I was able to help you and your wonderful boy. Thank you so much, Diane. I’m so glad I was able to help you and your wonderful boy.

]]> By: Diane Salvaggio http://www.gazehound.com/animal-communication/testimonials/comment-page-1/#comment-4113 Diane Salvaggio Wed, 16 Nov 2011 14:36:41 +0000 http://localhost/xampp/wordpress-1/?page_id=252#comment-4113 When our 14 year old male cat stopped eating, we pursued every medical test possible but could not find the cause of his inappetite. After three months of watching our once frisky companion hide all day under the bed and lose weight, I decided to ask Gayle for her help. I only told her that he was not eating. She did not know anything else about his medical history. I was skeptical at first (which I am sure many people are)until she started the session and identified our cat's unique quirks and behaviors. She also mentioned that he had some minor tummy trouble which is true, as he has bouts of IBD. She mentioned greasy ears which the vet later confirmed. But the most important information was that Gayle said he told her that he had mouth pain and identified his right side as the most problematic. I contacted our vet after our call and we immediately scheduled a dental exam at a Veterinarian Hospital. She identified several tooth absorptions and lesions. She recommended tooth extractions. We scheduled the surgery and she removed 5 teeth. She said the worst were on the right side as Gayle indicated. It has been two weeks since the surgery and our boy's appetite has greatly improved. He once again follows me downstairs in the morning, looking for breakfast. He no longer hides under the bed. He is even back to chasing our female cat around. We appreciate all that Gayle has done for us. We highly recommend her! When our 14 year old male cat stopped eating, we pursued every medical test possible but could not find the cause of his inappetite. After three months of watching our once frisky companion hide all day under the bed and lose weight, I decided to ask Gayle for her help. I only told her that he was not eating. She did not know anything else about his medical history. I was skeptical at first (which I am sure many people are)until she started the session and identified our cat’s unique quirks and behaviors. She also mentioned that he had some minor tummy trouble which is true, as he has bouts of IBD. She mentioned greasy ears which the vet later confirmed. But the most important information was that Gayle said he told her that he had mouth pain and identified his right side as the most problematic. I contacted our vet after our call and we immediately scheduled a dental exam at a Veterinarian Hospital. She identified several tooth absorptions and lesions. She recommended tooth extractions. We scheduled the surgery and she removed 5 teeth. She said the worst were on the right side as Gayle indicated. It has been two weeks since the surgery and our boy’s appetite has greatly improved. He once again follows me downstairs in the morning, looking for breakfast. He no longer hides under the bed. He is even back to chasing our female cat around. We appreciate all that Gayle has done for us. We highly recommend her!

]]> By: Gayze http://www.gazehound.com/animal-communication/testimonials/comment-page-1/#comment-4005 Gayze Mon, 31 Oct 2011 01:41:27 +0000 http://localhost/xampp/wordpress-1/?page_id=252#comment-4005 Thank you so very much! I'm so pleased that I've been able to help with your feline family. They're such great cats, I always enjoy my talks with them! Thank you so very much! I’m so pleased that I’ve been able to help with your feline family. They’re such great cats, I always enjoy my talks with them!

]]> By: The Flewellings http://www.gazehound.com/animal-communication/testimonials/comment-page-1/#comment-4004 The Flewellings Sun, 30 Oct 2011 23:47:08 +0000 http://localhost/xampp/wordpress-1/?page_id=252#comment-4004 Gayle's sessions with our cats are always amazing but this last one was extra amazing. I was curious about our ex-feral cat's feral past and she knew things she couldn't have known unless she truly spoke to our cat. All the details she gave fit in perfectly with what I did know. She gets the cats' personalities perfectly and always settles confusion I have about why they are behaving however they are behaving. I asked her to speak recently with our younger, female cat who has been ambushing our older male on a regular basis, besides what Gayle told us makes sense, the two cats have been behaving much more kindly toward each other. It's really just amazing. I would recommend Gayle to anyone with any kind of animal problems, miscommunication, in need of deeper understanding. She is definitely helping us to understand our cats much more! Gayle’s sessions with our cats are always amazing but this last one was extra amazing. I was curious about our ex-feral cat’s feral past and she knew things she couldn’t have known unless she truly spoke to our cat. All the details she gave fit in perfectly with what I did know. She gets the cats’ personalities perfectly and always settles confusion I have about why they are behaving however they are behaving. I asked her to speak recently with our younger, female cat who has been ambushing our older male on a regular basis, besides what Gayle told us makes sense, the two cats have been behaving much more kindly toward each other. It’s really just amazing. I would recommend Gayle to anyone with any kind of animal problems, miscommunication, in need of deeper understanding. She is definitely helping us to understand our cats much more!

]]> By: Gayze http://www.gazehound.com/animal-communication/testimonials/comment-page-1/#comment-14 Gayze Tue, 19 May 2009 18:25:05 +0000 http://localhost/xampp/wordpress-1/?page_id=252#comment-14 Thank you so much for sharing with us. He is a very special boy, and I know that he will always watch over you, his very special family. --Gayle-- Thank you so much for sharing with us. He is a very special boy, and I know that he will always watch over you, his very special family.
–Gayle–

]]> By: Mr. & Mrs. Reid http://www.gazehound.com/animal-communication/testimonials/comment-page-1/#comment-13 Mr. & Mrs. Reid Tue, 19 May 2009 17:52:30 +0000 http://localhost/xampp/wordpress-1/?page_id=252#comment-13 When our dog started crying and whining because of the pain in his hind quarters from his old age, we were ready to put him down. We asked Gayle to prepare him. He told Gayle he wasn't ready----he literally "dumped" on Gayle how frustrated he had been because it was getting very difficult for him to protect Mom, and that's why he became so grouchy. He was right, and he wasn't ready! We left Gayle and our dog alone for the session that day. He immediately became more relaxed and "relieved", and his walking became a little easier to go potty. We knew how devoted he was to protect Mom and the house, but it helped us much to hear that from Gayle. We spent quality time with him longer with much home care. He started "smiling" again, despite the pain he had to endure because Mom and Dad understood his sense of duty and appreciated him even more. We are forever thankful for Gayle. She even counseled him and showed him how he could still be part of our family and continue to help us. We believe that's what perked him up, allowing us to spend a little more time with him. When our dog started crying and whining because of the pain in his hind quarters from his old age, we were ready to put him down. We asked Gayle to prepare him. He told Gayle he wasn’t ready—-he literally “dumped” on Gayle how frustrated he had been because it was getting very difficult for him to protect Mom, and that’s why he became so grouchy.

He was right, and he wasn’t ready! We left Gayle and our dog alone for the session that day. He immediately became more relaxed and “relieved”, and his walking became a little easier to go potty. We knew how devoted he was to protect Mom and the house, but it helped us much to hear that from Gayle. We spent quality time with him longer with much home care. He started “smiling” again, despite the pain he had to endure because Mom and Dad understood his sense of duty and appreciated him even more.

We are forever thankful for Gayle. She even counseled him and showed him how he could still be part of our family and continue to help us. We believe that’s what perked him up, allowing us to spend a little more time with him.

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