Services & Rates
Animal Communication -
- I am honored and grateful to have the opportunity to help with your animal companion. If this is our first time working together, it may be helpful to review the FAQ page.
- Animal communication sessions are available remotely via email. Transcript of the session sent via email after I connect with your animal.
- Sessions are for all species, living or in-spirit.
- Sessions are one animal at a time. If you have more than one animal that you would like a session with, you will need to schedule for each animal.
- Animals are just like people, they each have their own personalities. Some are very chatty, while others are more reserved, so the quantity of information will vary from animal to animal and session to session.
Kennel Free Dog Boarding -
- For more information please visit www.daynasdogsitting.com
- I am honored and grateful to have the opportunity to help with your animal companion. If this is our first time working together, it may be helpful to review the FAQ page.
- Animal communication sessions are available remotely via email. Transcript of the session sent via email after I connect with your animal.
- Sessions are for all species, living or in-spirit.
- Sessions are one animal at a time. If you have more than one animal that you would like a session with, you will need to schedule for each animal.
- Animals are just like people, they each have their own personalities. Some are very chatty, while others are more reserved, so the quantity of information will vary from animal to animal and session to session.
Kennel Free Dog Boarding -
- For more information please visit www.daynasdogsitting.com
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Schedule Session
To request a session please contact me first either via the form on the Get In Touch page or direct to my email
Steps to schedule a session:
1. Contact me.
2. A confirmation email will be sent to you with a form to fill out (info about your animal, your info, questions you have for your animal, disclaimer).
3. You will email this form back along with a recent photo of your animal (the best photo is one that's less than 6 months old, where the eyes are easily visible and no other beings are in the photo).
4. Once I receive your form and photo of your animal, you will send payment.
Payment methods (payments must be in US funds):
- Use the secure PayPal links above or send directly from your PayPal account to [email protected]
- Use any electronic method that allows you to send money to an email address (Square Cash, Venmo, Zelle)
5. Once Payment is received, I will let you know the approximate wait time for your animal's session.
6. I will connect with your animal and email you the transcript of the session after.
7. Once you receive the transcript and have had time to process, you can email me with any questions about the session.
Steps to schedule a session:
1. Contact me.
2. A confirmation email will be sent to you with a form to fill out (info about your animal, your info, questions you have for your animal, disclaimer).
3. You will email this form back along with a recent photo of your animal (the best photo is one that's less than 6 months old, where the eyes are easily visible and no other beings are in the photo).
4. Once I receive your form and photo of your animal, you will send payment.
Payment methods (payments must be in US funds):
- Use the secure PayPal links above or send directly from your PayPal account to [email protected]
- Use any electronic method that allows you to send money to an email address (Square Cash, Venmo, Zelle)
5. Once Payment is received, I will let you know the approximate wait time for your animal's session.
6. I will connect with your animal and email you the transcript of the session after.
7. Once you receive the transcript and have had time to process, you can email me with any questions about the session.
Disclaimer-
Dayna Moncrief is not a veterinarian or medical professional. Any information provided by her is not intended to diagnose any condition or prescribe or promote any particular product or therapy. While there are natural remedies and therapies you may want to try, this information is not intended as a substitute for the advice and treatment of a veterinarian or medical professional. It is your right to use this information for the health of yourself, others and animals and for which Dayna Moncrief assumes no responsibility.
Natural remedies and alternative therapies can complement traditional veterinary or medical care. If you or your pet is sick, injured, on medication, or you have any other concerns, you can check with your vet or medical professional prior to offering the remedy or therapy. Be aware that your vet or medical professional may advise you to not use the natural/holistic/alternative remedy or therapy. It may be because they believe it could harm you or your pet (such as there could be a negative reaction with a medication you or your pet is on now) or they are not familiar with the remedy or therapy (most vets and medical professionals do not learn about natural remedies and therapies in veterinary or medical school and have to take additional courses to do so). Do your homework and explore your options. If you or your pet are seriously ill or have a life-threatening condition, please always seek proper veterinary or medical care.