Healing dogs & cats with sound music frequency

I have 5 dogs of my own and two of them have been having medical issues. (one has cancer the other has seizures) So I have done my own research to what frequency can help heal and calm my dogs and I have found that 528hz and classical music is the best to help them. Hope this will help your pets as well. yes my pets go to the vet and I recommend you take yours as well. this music is to help calm and heal your pets after you get a proper diagnoses from your vet.
There is Energy healing in this video to heal and calm your pets. This video contains relaxing music and powerful reiki healing for dogs and cats. Sooth them with relaxing music and a reiki massage. or just play this through speakers so your pet can listen. Sound healing designed to relax and connect your dog with universal energy source. Allowing for greater healing and help with separation anxiety, increases nerve regeneration in older dogs increases own ability to heal, help aid sleep and relaxation and promotes a happy pet.
Healing dogs & cats with sound music frequency has been carefully designed to heal and soothe dogs and cats of all ages and breeds.
I use specific frequencies to help relax and heal your pet to absorb deeper healing.

A 2002 study conducted by animal behaviorist Dr. Deborah Wells shows that classical music helps dogs relax. The dogs rested more, spent more of their time being quiet, and spent less time standing than when exposed to stimulation such as heavy metal music, pop music and conversation.

Why classical music in particular? Because dogs seem to relax when exposed to music with a tempo of 5060 beats per minute, says Dr. Cornelius. This usually includes classical music, reggae and some types of soft rock. “Classical music with a single instrument at a slower tempo has been especially shown to produced relaxed behaviors in dogs,” Dr. Cornelius adds.

On the other hand, Dr. Cornelius points out that fastertempo hard rock and heavy metal music have been shown to cause an increase in restlessness, anxiety and agitation.

“Short, choppy tones tend to be more excitatory than long, continuous tones,” says Dr. Verdino. “Logic would say to avoid deep base tones and loud percussion as these are the types of tones that typically have an adverse effect of dogs—similar to the sound of fireworks, thunder, etc.”

I used 528hz in this because 528HZ frequency, also known as the “love frequency.” it will connect to your pet and you as a healing frequency.

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