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How does a pet bioenergetic scan work?
The scan looks at energetic patterns in your pet’s body using a small sample such as fur or saliva. These patterns may indicate areas of stress or imbalance and help guide supportive wellness options.

Do I need to bring my pet in?
Nope! All pet scans are done remotely. Simply provide a sample, and the scan is completed without your pet needing to travel or feel stressed.

What kinds of things can a scan show?
Scans may highlight energetic stress related to organ systems, sensitivities, environmental stressors, and emotional patterns. This helps give a more complete picture of your pet’s overall wellness.

Is this a diagnosis?
No. This is not a diagnostic tool and does not replace veterinary care. It is a complementary wellness service designed to support and better understand your pet’s needs.

What are imprinted drops?
Imprinted drops are customized based on your pet’s scan results. They are designed to support balance in the body using energetic imprinting and are simple to give at home.

How do I give the drops to my pet?
Most pets do well with drops added to their water, food, or gently placed in their mouth. Clear instructions are provided with each scan.

What types of pets can be scanned?
Most commonly dogs and cats, but other animals may be supported as well. Feel free to reach out if you have a specific pet in mind.

How long does it take to get results?
Turnaround time is typically within a few days after receiving your pet’s sample.

How often should my pet be scanned?
This depends on your pet’s needs, but many pet owners choose to repeat a scan every few months or as new concerns arise.

What if my pet is already seeing a veterinarian?
That’s great—and encouraged. This service works alongside traditional veterinary care, not in place of it.

Collecting a sample is easy and stress-free for both you and your pet. You can choose whichever option works best:

Fur Sample (most common):
You can also collect fur from a clean brush or comb. Simply brush your pet and gather a small amount of freshly collected fur. For best results, make sure the brush is clean and the hair is from your pet only.

Or gently trim a small amount of fur (about a pinch) from your pet. It’s best to cut close to the skin rather than collecting loose hair, as this provides the most accurate energetic information.

Saliva Sample (optional):
You can use a clean cotton swab and gently swab the inside of your pet’s cheek for a few seconds.

How to submit your sample:
Place the sample in a small clean bag or envelope. Label it with:

• Your pet’s name

• Type of animal (dog, cat, etc.)

• Your name and contact information

You can then coordinate drop-off or mailing instructions when you schedule your pet’s scan.

A few helpful tips:

• Make sure your pet is calm when collecting the sample

• Avoid collecting samples right after bathing or heavy grooming products

• Only a small amount is needed—no need to over-collect.