Pet Energy Testing
Energy testing looks at the vital energy of your pet from your pet’s hair sample to determine if there are imbalances in your 
pet’s vital energy that can be leading to these problems.
A series of food and environmental sensitivities will also be tested to determine if something in your pet’s diet or environment is causing imbalances.
A recommendation will be made for a natural remedy that will help bring the energy back to balance.
The testing generally takes two weeks and you will receive the results by telephone and/or mail.
How do I go about Energy Testing my pet?
Send in the following:
- A sample of your pet’s hair (and nail clippings if you can get them) placed together in a zipper-type bag.
- A list of table foods that your pet eats. Ingredient lists from any canned or kibble type food and treats that your pet eats.
- A small sample of dry kibble food or treats.
- Your pets name, breed, and age with a brief history of any symptoms and problems.
- Your name, phone number, and address.
- A check made payable to: Sue Busen.
The fee remains $80. Please Contact us for mailing address.
The practitioner who conducts the testing has been using this technology in the field of energy medicine for over ten years, has worked as a research scientist in various laboratories throughout the midwest, and is an internationally renowned author in the field of energy therapies.
Testimonial for EFT With Pets
“Our family adopted an abused dog in October of 2009. She has a very sweet and gentle disposition and is very eager to please her family. We soon noticed that she had episodes where she would stand perfectly still for 30 seconds or so and then urinate uncontrollably on the floor. Our vet told us it was most likely a form of PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder) from the abuse she had suffered previously. This poor dog would stand perfectly still in a cowering position, her eyes fixed in a blank stare. She seemed more frightened than I can imagine feeling. And when she “came to” and realized that she was urinating all over she would cower again and get a look of total shame on her face. It was heart-breaking. Nothing we tried helped.
My husband is not particularly open to alternative medicine. He is patient with me when I seek it out, but money is tight and I knew he would not be very happy if I told him I was taking our dog for a tapping session. So I used my birthday money stash and quietly went to visit Sue. Sue was so calming that our dog opened up to her and allowed her to begin tapping on her head, chest and body. Sue explained that dogs release stress by yawning so that would be a good sign. After a couple of minutes the yawning started. The yawns got so big and so frequent that it was almost comical. My dog looked like she was relaxing and letting go of her fear. By the end of the session she looked happy and open and relieved. She was behaving like a whole new dog and her personality began to sparkle with what I can only describe as joy. Even my husband noticed her new outlook on life when he got home that night. I didn’t tell him about our tapping session yet. I wanted an unbiased observer to confirm if the tapping had made a difference. About 3 weeks after our session my husband commented that he hadn’t seen a PTSD episode in nearly a month, and he was right! I had been expecting the episodes to lessen from the tapping and hoped it might even be apparent to someone who was not looking for results from our session. But I never expected something so debilitating to completely stop after one session! It is now nearly 2 years later and she has never had another PTSD episode. Sue made a profound difference for our dog. Sue’s tapping session gave our dog the ability to acknowledge and then move away from her past abuse and helped her find the peace and confidence to face her new future. We can’t thank Sue enough!”
-Kris, Chicago, IL
