Sound Therapy for Vibrational Reactivity
Recently I wrote a post on how my husband and I have been working to help our very noise/vibrations reactive, young Carolina Dog, Ezra. That post is Dances With Dogs (a podcast is also available on that post). Ezra watching for the neighbor dogs Ezra’s noise/vibration reactivity has been one of the hardest things I’ve had to deal with in one of my own dogs. I say one of the hardest because my former Great Dane Meshach’s challenges were THE hardest. I’ve linked to his memorial page so you can dive into that if...
read morePath to the Lighthouse
Today on FB I shared this quote: “Darkness only thrives as long as the environment is conducive to its existence. When you and Jesus walk on the scene everything changes.” ~Author Unknown. This topic I’m sharing today has been on my heart a long time but since we are in the darkest age I’ve ever lived through I thought, well it’s a good time to share this law of health of again: SUNLIGHT and SON light! Through these long eight months since the rona appeared on the scene suddenly (said with sarcasm but...
read moreDodge, Hide, Seek, Find
Ezra’s snowy face The funny thing is, I’ve played this game with ALL of my dogs as an ADULT – true “adulting” if you ask me! Dogs can help us get into THEIR world when we play games with them. It helps us to bond with them and build trust as well as train in a fashion they respond to very well. The two dogs that I’ve had the absolute MOST fun playing this game with have been my former Neo Mastiff Shadrach and now my 15 month old Carolina Dog, Ezra. Ezra and I alternate dodging, hiding, seeking and finding...
read morePopcorn, Dogs, Hummingbirds, Habitation
Another of our dramatic sunrises This topic has been on my heart since July of the strangest year ever – 2020. I just didn’t feel released from God to share any of it until now. I knew this was all coming – and not just from reading my Bible for decades but because of what I’d learned over the years I’ve been in natural health. We all have gifts and talents, mine seems to be in being able to connect dots (a conduit) and see things in advance. I remember asking a good friend over ten years ago, who is connected in federal government, about a...
read moreRest: A Law of Health
Yes, of course it means sleeping well at night. Yes, it means waking feeling rested. Guess what else it means? Not eating as in fasting. Yes, for us and our dogs. Rest is one of the 8 laws of health. Yes, laws in nature aren’t optional and in fact are very much for our good as you’ll learn. I’m going to focus on OUR health more in this post but first I want to mention once again the needs of our canine carnivores. In the wild, carnivores have no choice but to fast because there is no guarantee for them there will be prey for...
read moreHow to Catch a Roadrunner
Daily visitor This is one of our FOUR daily Roadrunner visitors. My husband has named them . This one’s name is…wait for it…ROAD. LOL, very creative to say the least. They come daily for their food handouts. They’re predator carnivore birds so we feed them raw meat. Like our dogs (who get prey model raw food – meat/bones/organs), we accommodate the nature of the animals we feed around here. That’s how you catch a roadrunner – FEED them REAL food! Of course we don’t really try to catch them, we...
read moreSunbathing Dog
Check out my new sunbathing partner. When Ezra first got here (September 26, 2019 – almost a year ago now) he wasn’t at all fond of sunbathing in our hot, dry heat. He came from the mountains of TN with humid heat and it was warmer there in the mornings than here. Ezra is now officially a sunbathing dog. Every day that he can (just like me) he is out sunbathing, except he goes out multiple times per day just as my boy King does. Ezra sunbathing next to me The desert can get cold at night/early morning in the fall and spring. It does get...
read moreDances with Dogs
When we got Ezra, our Carolina Dog puppy, in September 2019 at nine weeks of age, little did we know how drastically he would change our lives…then the world changed too. I’ve danced around with all my previous dogs, but not Ezra. Let me back up a bit before I go into the dancing further… Ezra focused on the neighbor dogs I’ve learned some things about Ezra that I won’t share here as it wouldn’t change a thing anyway. The truth is, that even though he was naturally reared, his dam wasn’t until she was...
read moreThe Body Natural
Years ago I began in earnest looking into a more natural way of caring not just for my dogs, but also for myself and husband. I owe my commitment to do so AND share with others to my dog Shadrach, an amazing Neo Mastiff. While he passed away in 2011, naturally here at home, I’ve continued to share on the body natural. my body butter and air freshener When I first began, I took it one step at a time first focusing on the needs of Shadrach. Then I learned that whatever I used in the house to clean, do laundry with, etc., was important to...
read moreWhy Cannabidiol is Beneficial for your Pets
I’m sharing a guest post by Keith J Myers – hope you learn a lot. Just know that I’m sharing this information for educational reasons. I am not advocating for any product nor do I necessarily agree with everything shared, I just want to provide you with viable solutions for your dog. ~Dr. Kim Bloomer “Do you have an aggressive pet at your place that won’t calm down no matter what you do? Or do you have a pet that has suddenly developed joint or muscle pain? You might have heard about CBD from your acquaintances but at...
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Hi, I'm Dr. Kim, shown here with my two dogs Schatzie (deceased January 2019) and King. I'm the owner of Aspenbloom Pet Care! I'm an Animal Naturopath (Natural Animal Health Coach) focusing on dog wellness and I sprinkle in aromatherapy to help keep dogs well-tuned. I LOVE Jesus, my husband and my dogs! My dream and hope has always been to empower YOU so YOUR dogs can BE and LIVE WELL! 
