– the phases of the pre and post foster care (in the pre: which animal do I choose? a dog or a cat? a goldfish or a parrot? etc … – in the post: how do I educate him? what does he need? he always barks, how Can I make him shut up? he goes around the house, I don’t know what to do to make him understand that he has to do it in his litter box / outside when we go for a walk …. etc …)

– the important questions: doubts and perplexities about vaccines , is it better to vaccinate it or not? the most adequate diet, do I have to sterilize it? it is necessary? why do i have to castrate him? What if I don’t? (obviously not in a purely physical key, but in a more subtle way, what happens when I sterilize / cast my animal?) or, for breeders, the problems in breeding animals for reproduction, for work, for income, etc. .

– the optimal management of the relationship between man and animal, puppy / adult / elderly

– deal with diseases , indicators and other critical phases in the life of the animal, house changes, grief in the family (both of humans and other animals living at home with us), etc …

– terminal illnesses and the end of my pet’s life : euthanasia or accompaniment through palliative care?

Obviously the activities that also imply a veterinary medical competence such as vaccinations, sterilizations / castrations, diseases, accidents, etc … see the consultant in a role of close collaboration with the veterinary doctor of reference, as support for the human and animal on an energetic, emotional, anemic and spiritual level.

The role of the consultant is also configured in bridging that professional gap that does not have the specific competence of the veterinarian, but with which the veterinarian has to deal on a daily basis: when a human takes his pet to the vet for a problem, he is not only bringing his pet to him, but also all his expectations, his fears, the weight of his responsibilities / feelings of guilt and a whole set of things that are part of that specific human-animal relationship, a world made up of many feelings, emotions, facts, memories, small and large nuances that make that small universe unique and irreplaceable ; the veterinarian feels the “weight” of all this, of the unasked questions, of the unexpressed fears, of the tears behind a smile of circumstance, but he does not have the tools to cope with these situations: think of the moment in which the veterinarian finds himself forced to communicate to the

Here, the consultant is placed here: he gives energetic, emotional, soul and spiritual support to the animal in difficulty, to the person who owns the animal and also to the veterinarian if he feels the need and requests it!