By learning to interpret our pets' signals, we can strengthen our bond with them and ensure their happiness and well-being

S01E27 - Understanding Pet Behavior and Body Language

Coerenza is Italian for Coherence – the logical connection between separate parts within a system, resulting in a unified whole. Your dog is a complicated symphony of systems, muscles, bones and joints. All of these work in concert and it is critical to address each component to properly heal your dog. Our goal is your goal – To give your pet the best quality of life for as long as possible. We carefully evaluate your dog’s unique lifestyle and discuss the level of commitment and treatment required to achieve the ideal results.

The Coerenza Approach looks at the whole dog in an effort to assess all of the ways quality of life could be improved. This approach is built on five cornerstones: Exercise, Environment, Enrichment, Nutrition and Responsibility. To learn more about this approach, visit https://thecoerenzaapproach.com/

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Coerenza is Italian for Coherence – the logical connection between separate parts within a system, resulting in a unified whole. Your dog is a complicated symphony of systems, muscles, bones and joints. All of these work in concert and it is critical to address each component to properly heal your dog. Our goal is your goal – To give your pet the best quality of life for as long as possible. We carefully evaluate your dog’s unique lifestyle and discuss the level of commitment and treatment required to achieve the ideal results. The Coerenza Approach looks at the whole dog in an effort to assess all of the ways quality of life could be improved. This approach is built on five cornerstones: Exercise, Environment, Enrichment, Nutrition and Responsibility. To learn more about this approach, visit https://thecoerenzaapproach.com/

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