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Flores4patas | Floral Therapy and Emotional Support for Pets
Changes in routine, moves, trips or stays in new places can cause anxiety, stress or fears in dogs and cats. Flores4patas offers a specialized emotional support service through Bach Flowers and other floral systems, designed to restore your animals’ overall well-being.
It is the ideal solution for both residents and visitors traveling to Punta del Este with their pets who want to ease the impact of travel, attachment or the times when they must be left alone.
In which situations does floral therapy help?
Travel and adjustment: Stress from moves, temporary stays or changes of environment.
Fears and phobias: Reactions to loud noises, storms or unfamiliar situations.
Attachment and loneliness: Separation anxiety or difficulty staying alone.
Family transitions: Moves, new family members or changes in household dynamics.
How we work:
100% Virtual Consultation: We assess your pet’s emotional state and specific needs remotely, without the stress of travel.
Local Floral Prescription: After the session, you receive the prescription and exact formula to have your dropper bottle prepared directly at homeopathic pharmacies in Maldonado and the surrounding area.
Contact and information:
Instagram: @flores4patas
Peninsula
Monday to Saturday, 8 am to 8 pm.
Área de cobertura: Maldonado - San Carlos
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