Terri Chenault
Virginia's Pet Psychic!
PO Box 824
Glen Allen, Va 23060
(804) 752-6930
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Terri Chenault Virginia's Pet Psychic! PO Box 824
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Terri's Bio
What Is
An Animal Communicator
Terri's Pet
Success Stories
About Pet Food
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Terri is a former teacher/educator with a B.S. in Special Education, working with both adults and children. She has been actively involved in the Metaphysical field for over 25 years. Animals have always been her first love though, even after having been bitten by a neighbor's dog at age 3.
As a child she "heard" when animals talked to her and responded in return. It wasn't until a good friend heard about Terri's skill and asked for her help, did she understand her talent was unusual. She has found it interesting working with both domestic and wild animals. Some have had wonderful personalities and were easy to work with, while others have been angry and almost hostile. Understanding and compassionate responses on the part of the owners following Terri's suggestions helped resolve these issues. Flower essences, temporarily administered through feeding or watering, have also been recommended for animals displaying signs of fear or depression.
Terri lives in the country surrounded by numerous wildlife including a family of ground hogs who eat in her back yard. Her own menagerie includes eleven cats, two dogs (who showed up and adopted her and her husband), two parakeets and a pygmy goat.
An animal communicator "talks" to your pet or animal companion and "hears" the response. If a problem exists; it is their job to suggest possible solutions to change the situation. Creating a comfortable relationship and environment between you and your animal companion is the primary objective.
To listen to the animal's point of view
Sudden behavioral changes/problems
Inappropriate urination or defecation
Aggression problems
Lethargy & loss of vitality (after physical symptoms are ruled out by vet)
Click Here To Read About Terri In The NewsLucy is a cat living in a house in the fan district of Richmond. Her owners were worried because she kept jumping off their eight foot fence into the alley behind their house into the dangers of the city. They were willing to let her outdoors if she promised to stay within the confines of the yard. We made a clear deal that for the privilege of going outside in the yard, she would no longer jump over the fence. Now two years later she has never again jumped the fence.
Angel , a fourteen year old German Shepherd was tucking her back end horribly. She stated in our conversation that she was in a lot of pain in her lower back. She expressed to me that she felt her spine was starting to deteriorate. She also mentioned pain in her hips when she got up and walked. This was related to her owner, who verified that x-rays from the vet. showed spinal degeneration and arthritis. I recommended the Bach Flower essence remedy "oak" for the spinal degeneration. Two weeks later her owner reported she was "acting like a young dog with much more energy, and seemingly less pain."
Buttons was a beautiful black and white cat. Her owner called me because she was refusing to eat or drink anything. Her vet. was giving her subcutaneous fluids for dehydration. My conversation with Buttons was very revealing. She stated her stomach hurt when she ate. She told me "she didn't have the necessary enzymes for digestion." She was ready to go on. She was in constant discomfort. Sadly I recommended euthanesia. Her owner agreed to let her go not wanting her to suffer. An autopsy was performed. It showed her pancreas and liver were both solid masses, no longer able to produce and function normally.
Squire was a two year old thoroughbred horse. His owner had rescued him from going to the glue factory. It seemed that he bit the other horses and refused to let them eat. He bullyed people that worked with him. The owner had a special fondness for him that we worked to our advantage. A behavior mode program was started that involved treats Squire loved. He favored carrots and lumps of sugar. These treats were used for acceptable behavior and withdrawn for negative behavior. Several months later his behavior was improving, with the prognosis looking good.
Unacceptable Ingredients Listing| Ingredients | Use and Possible Danger |
| By-products | feathers, beaks, snouts, fecal matter, diseased tissue (deemed unfit for human consumption) |
| By-products meal | by-products dried and ground into meal |
| Vegetable fiber | newspaper, sawdust |
| Plant fiber | peanut hulls, leather shoes, sawdust |
| BHA (butylated hydroxyanisole) | common preservative |
| BHT | common preservative suspected to cause liver damage, metabolic stress, fetal abnormalities and increase in serum cholesterol |
| Propyl gallate | retards spoilage, (possible liver damage) |
| Ethoxquin | preservative (orig. mfg. for rubber) |
| FD&C Red No. 40 | color, (possible carcinogen) |
| FD&C Yellow No. 6 Blue No. 1& 2 | color, increased sensitivity to fatal viruses noted in dogs |
| Pylene glycol | maintain right texture |
| Potassium sorbate | preservative chemically similar to fat |
| Ammoniated glycyrrhizin | potent sweetener, (also considered potent drug) |
| Sodium nitrate | color & preservative, (human death from accidental nitrate poisonings), can produce carcinogens |
| Sucrose | sweetener, "empty" calories |
| Corn syrup | sweetener, over-stimulates system insulin production |
Commercially Prepared Foods
Brand Texture Animal Specified Location to
PurchaseWellness Dry & Canned Cat & Dog Dogma or Tabby & Pup California Natural Dry & canned Cat &Dog Dogma or Tabby & Pup Innova Dry & Canned Cat & Dog Dogma or Tabby & Pup Natural Balance Dry Cat & Dog Dogma or Tabby & Pup Solid Gold Dry Cat & Dog Dogma or Tabby & Pup Flint River Dry & Add Water (wet) Cat & Dog Tabby & Pup Avo Derm Dry & Canned Cat & Dog Tabby & Pup Pinnacle Dry & canned Cat & Dog Tabby & Pup Back To Basics Dry Cat & Dog Tabby & Pup VeRus Dry & Canned Cat & Dog Tabby & Pup Canidae Canned Dog Dogma Felidae Canned Cat Dogma Merrick
Dry & Canned
Cat
Dogma
Store Locations:
Dogma 3404 W. Cary Street Richmond, VA 23221 (804) 358-9267
Tabby & Pup 1201 Crowder Road Midlothian, VA (804) 378-4081
Beggar's Bones 509 N. Meadow St. Richmond, VA 23220 (804) 254-2663
LOW COST SPAY/NEUTER
Prevent A Litter 3421 W Cary St (804) 359-6369
PET FIX Coalition (804) 379-7868
Friends of Animals (800) 321-7387
Richmond SPCA
Michael Waine Pet Portraits
Richmond.com article 1
Richmond.com article 2