🐾 Hazy Days Ahead: How Malaysia’s Air Quality Affects Your Pets — And How to Help Them Breathe Easy
As the haze returns to Malaysia, many of us begin to feel its effects — the tightness in our chest, itchy eyes, or just that heavy, sluggish feeling. But while we can express our discomfort, our pets can’t. They breathe the same air, feel the same effects, and yet their struggles often go unnoticed.
Here’s how haze can affect your furkid, what to watch out for, and how you can gently support them at home — and naturally through bioresonance therapy.
🌫️ How Does the Haze Affect Pets?
Pets — especially cats and dogs — are sensitive to air pollution just like we are. In fact, with their smaller lungs and closer proximity to the ground (where particulate matter settles), they can be even more affected.
Common symptoms include:
🐾 Respiratory issues
Coughing, sneezing, wheezing
Laboured breathing
Nasal discharge or congestion
🐾 Eye & skin irritation
Red or watery eyes
Increased itchiness or skin flare-ups
Dull coat or shedding more than usual
🐾 Behavioural changes
Tiredness or restlessness
Loss of appetite
Wanting more comfort or hiding away
👉 Short-nosed breeds like pugs, bulldogs, or Persian cats — along with senior pets and those with breathing or skin issues — may be more sensitive to haze-related discomfort.
💛 5 Simple Ways to Support Your Pet at Home
1. Keep outdoor time to a minimum
Only allow short toilet breaks when needed. Postpone long walks or playtime outside until the air quality improves.
2. Create a clean indoor space
Keep windows and doors shut
Use an air purifier if possible
Wipe their paws and fur with a damp cloth after going out
3. Stay hydrated
Offer fresh, clean water regularly. You can also add a little bone broth or wet food to increase hydration naturally.
4. Strengthen their natural defenses
Consider antioxidant-rich foods like blueberries or plain sardines (in moderation)
Ensure meals are light and nourishing
5. Observe closely
Even subtle changes in breathing, behaviour, or appetite can be signs your pet isn’t feeling their best. Don’t hesitate to check with a vet if you’re unsure.
🌿 How Bioresonance Can Help During the Haze
Bioresonance is a gentle, non-invasive therapy that supports the body’s own healing and energetic balance. During hazy seasons, it may offer supportive benefits for your pet’s overall wellness.
✨ Detox & Cleansing Support
Helps the body process and eliminate toxins or pollutants more efficiently.
✨ Respiratory Meridian Balancing
Energetically supports easier breathing and clears blockages in respiratory-related systems.
✨ Skin & Immune System Support
Supports energetic imbalances related to inflammation or sensitivities worsened by haze exposure.
✨ Emotional Regulation
Helps calm anxiety, clinginess, or uneasiness often triggered by environmental discomfort.
🌀Bioresonance sessions during the haze season may help support your pet’s energy systems, offering comfort and balance alongside your at-home care.
“🌀Bioresonance sessions during the haze season may help support your pet’s energy systems, offering comfort and balance alongside your at-home care.”
🐕 Your Pet Feels It Too
They may not say it out loud, but they feel it in every breath. With a few small changes at home — and a little support from bioresonance — you can help them breathe easier, feel lighter, and stay well.
Let’s care for our pets the way they care for us: quietly, unconditionally, and always with love. 💛
💬 Want to Know If Bioresonance Can Support Your Pet This Hazy Season?
Reach out to us for a gentle consultation or send us your questions on WhatsApp. We’re here to support you and your furkid every step of the way. 🐾
💧 What’s That Glass Bottle Doing Beside the Machine?
💧 What’s That Glass Bottle Doing Beside the Machine?
If you've seen our Reels during sessions, you may have noticed a 1 L glass bottle wrapped in a the same cloth detector beside the machine. Curious? Here’s how it works:
🌀 It’s Called Charged Water
During therapy, we simultaneously feed the harmonisation frequencies to both your pet and the water. The bottle:
Wrapped in a detector cloth, or
Placed in the measuring cup of the device
Water acts like a receiver, it has an amazing property to carry the frequency. The water absorbs those same frequencies, storing them much like a recorded signal. These frequencies can remain stable for days or weeks, provided the water is in glass and wrapped with aluminium foil to prevent interference.
This method reflects findings on water's remarkable ability to retain frequency information when stored properly (wrapped and protected). While dense scientific reviews are technical, the core idea is clear: protected water maintains harmonisation patterns over time, which you bring home.
🌿 Why Use Charged Water?
Once your furkid steps back into daily life—exposed to environmental stressors, food shifts, and electromagnetic "noise"—this may reduce the effect of the therapy. Charged water offers ongoing support by:
Reinforcing the harmonisation from their session
Acting as a gentle, daily energetic reminder
Helping maintain energetic balance between appointments
It’s an easy, non-invasive way to extend the benefits of therapy.
💊 What About Rayo®-Tabs?
You might be wondering — aren’t there tablets for this?
Yes! Some practitioners use charged globuli, and Rayonex even offers their own trusted version called Rayo®-Tabs — small, hexagonal-shaped lactose tablets designed to carry frequency information after being harmonised. They’re safe, effective, and widely used in human Bioresonance therapy.
So why do we lean toward charged water when it comes to furkids?
💧 Why We Prefer Charged Water for Pets
While Rayo®-Tabs are absolutely an option (though not available at our centre), we typically recommend charged water for your furkid’s daily use — simply because it’s:
✅ Lactose-free — safer for pets with sensitivities
✅ Effortless to use — just add to food or drinking water
✅ No fuss — avoids the need to trick clever furkids with hidden pills
It’s not a matter of one being better than the other — it’s about what works best for your pet’s needs and lifestyle. And when ease, gentleness, and dietary flexibility matter most, charged water fits right in.
🐾 How It Works in Practice
During your furkid’s session, a 1 L glass bottle is wrapped in detector cloth (or placed in the device cup).
As therapy runs, the water absorbs the frequencies.
You take the water home and can:
Offer it as drinking water
Mix a small amount into their meals
Use daily to maintain energetic harmony
🔄 A Helping Hand When You Can’t Attend
If your schedule gets tight one week and you miss a session, charged water can help bridge the gap. While it doesn’t replace direct therapy, it provides a supportive energy “nudge” to help sustain the harmonisation effects.
But more than just a backup — charged water is also a powerful alternative for:
Pawrents who live farther away
Those who can’t visit weekly
Furkids needing consistent, ongoing support
💧 Prolonged Exposure, Gentle Reinforcement
In-centre therapy offers 1–2 hours of intensive treatment, while charged water delivers a longer, sustained exposure to those same healing frequencies — sip by sip, day by day.
That makes it an incredibly effective way to extend the impact of therapy, especially between visits or for furkids on longer healing journeys.
With each drink or meal, your pet receives a gentle continuation of the support they experienced in-session — keeping their system in a balanced state for longer.
🌱 Connection to Something Else We Discussed
Just as we offer short, focused check-ups, like nutrient or toxin checks, alongside full evaluations, our therapy approach includes both in-center sessions and supportive options between them. For those unable to attend regular therapy, charged water can also serve as a standalone solution. When properly shielded and taken consistently, it may offer therapeutic effects comparable to in-center sessions.
It’s part of our holistic approach: consistent, gentle, and adaptable to your furkid’s ongoing needs and your busy life.
💡 Gentle Reminder
✅ Always bring clear glass bottles for charging— plastic and colored glass hinder or distort frequency transmission.
✅ Keep the bottle wrapped in aluminium foil to protect the frequency spectra transferred to the water.
By treating the water with care, you're helping your furkid continue receiving the benefits of harmonisation — even from home.
💧 Want to Understand More?
Good water isn’t just toxin-free and rich in minerals. Water retains electromagnetic information in its environment, it should contain good energy too. If you're curious about how water can be shaped by energy.
💬 What Most Pawrents Worry About (And Why You Don’t Need To)
We hear these questions all the time at events and first visits — here’s what you should know:
❓Will my pet cooperate?
Yes — just in their own way. 😊
Some furkids settle down immediately (especially the chill ones), while others — the more energetic types — may need to sniff around or take a mini tour before feeling safe. Those deeply attached to you? They just need you nearby. That’s it.
❓Will they cry or panic?
Yes — if you do.
Your energy sets the tone. If you’re anxious, they’ll pick up on it. If you’re calm and grounded, your furkid will likely mirror that. So, no pressure — just remember, they’re reading you. 🫶
❓Is it painful?
Nope, not at all.
Bioresonance is a non-invasive, holistic therapy that works with your furkid’s natural biological frequency. There are no needles, no poking, and nothing forced.
📋 What to Prepare Before You Come
Beyond comfort items, a little info goes a long way — especially if it’s your furkid’s first scan. Here’s what helps us understand them better:
🐾 1. Basic Information
Name, species, breed
Age, weight
Sex and neuter/spay status
💬 2. What Brings You Here Today? Some furkids come in for a specific issue, while others come in just to understand their overall wellness. Either way, it’s helpful to know:
What prompted your visit today?
Are you here to explore their general well-being, or support a specific concern?
Is there anything you'd like to better understand about their growth, mood, energy, or daily habits?
If there’s a particular symptom or change — when did it start? Has it improved, worsened, or stayed the same?
🩺 3. Health History & Past Efforts (if applicable) If your furkid has had any prior medical issues or treatments, feel free to share:
Any diagnoses or vet observations
Frequency/severity of symptoms
What seems to trigger or worsen it
What you’ve tried (treatments, diets, supplements)
What helped — and what didn’t (If you don’t have all the info — that’s okay too! We meet you where you are.)
✨ 4. Your Intentions or Hopes
Are you here just to check things out?
Hoping for ongoing holistic support?
Looking for insight to guide food, environment, or emotional balance? Let us know what you’re hoping for — we’re here to support, not prescribe.
💡 Bonus Tip: If you have any vet reports, blood tests, or recent medication lists — printed or digital — feel free to bring them along. Not essential, but helpful.
🎯 Modular Testing Options — For First-Time Pawrents or Curious Explorers
“I want to get started… but maybe just test one thing first.”
We’ve broken down some of the most useful bioresonance insights into affordable mini sessions. Each one gives you answers and actions to support your furkid more confidently at home.
🔍 RM 90 Focus Scans (30–60 mins)
✅ 1. NUTRIENT CHECK UP
Get a read on your furkid’s minerals, vitamins, trace elements, and probiotic levels.
What’s next?
You’ll get simple suggestions like adding pumpkin seeds, adjusting protein, or picking supplements to support their needs.
→ You can research online what to take and how to add these into their diet.
✅ 2. TOXIN BURDEN SCAN
We check for heavy metals, pesticides, environmental toxins, genotoxins, and venom residues.
Why it matters: These often show up subtly — in itching, fatigue, or inflammation.
What’s next?
You’ll learn where exposures might be coming from — beds, bowls, parks, grooming products — and how it might reflect your own environment.
→ You can start observing and addressing these triggers, knowing changes in your home environment as parents matter too.
✅ 3. FOOD COMPATIBILITY TEST (UP TO 20 ITEMS)
Bring the kibble, treats, fruits, or home-cooked meals your furkid is eating — even new items you want to try.
What’s next?
We’ll show you what to keep, what to cut, and how to tweak meals easily.
→ You’ll know exactly what to remove and what to buy moving forward.
Own Food Compatibility Test
✅ 4. RM 220 – FULL FOOD ALLERGEN SCAN (UP TO 236 FOOD ITEMS)
For pawrents who are serious about gut health, allergy behavior, or skin conditions.
You’ll learn:
Green zone (OK): what’s safe
Orange zone (Moderate Burden): mild intolerance (limit but don’t panic)
Red zone (High Burden) : strong intolerance (best to avoid)
What’s next? You’ll finally know whether your furkid needs home-cooked food, if a certain kibble brand works, or if preservatives are the hidden culprit. You’ll also learn how to read food labels with your furkid’s needs in mind.
🌿 Go All In — The Full Wellness Journey
“This is too little. I want the whole experience. I want deeper insight.”
🌿 RM 1000 – Wellness Journey Package
Perfect for new pawrents or anyone seeking a full 360° wellness reset.
This includes:
Full body organ scan
Psyche, hormones, metabolism
Energy system, detox organs, and more
Weekly therapy support for a month
A progress test at the end
What’s next? You’ll learn how to care at home, support naturally, and notice how small changes create big results. This is more than just therapy — it’s a guided month of love and learning.
🌿 How Bioresonance Can Help Your Furkid — Beyond Just Scanning
Scans give you clarity. But what if something is off? That’s where Bioresonance Therapy comes in — to support your furkid’s body to regain balance, naturally and gently.
✅ Vital Nutrients (Minerals, Vitamins, Probiotics)
If a nutrient shows up low:
You can try supplementation first (food-based or vet-approved supplements)
After 1–2 weeks, book a short session to recheck if it has absorbed into their system
If levels are still low, we’ll check:
Is the supplement compatible with your furkid’s body?
If not, we can do therapy to harmonise their body and help it absorb nutrients better
📌 Note: Therapy supports better nutrient uptake, but doesn’t replace food or supplements — it helps the body utilise what it receives.
🍗 Food Allergen or Intolerance
Some furkids react to certain foods — even healthy ones.
Bioresonance can:
Support desensitisation (help the body stop reacting excessively to minor irritants)
Assist the immune system in detoxing triggers and rebuilding tolerance
Work cause-oriented, targeting root imbalances like:
Acid-base imbalance
Toxin load
Nutrient deficiency
This is not just treating symptoms — it’s resetting the internal stress loop.
🧪 Toxin Exposure
When heavy metals, pesticides, or environmental toxins show up:
Therapy helps the body mobilise and eliminate them gently
After 3–4 sessions, we can recheck to see what’s still lingering
If some toxins remain, we’ll adjust therapy and guide you to:
Check common sources (fabrics, bowls, treats, air fresheners, floor cleaners)
Assess diet and exposure (parks, kennels, pet shops, etc.)
🥕 Food Compatibility Test (with 20 real food samples)
If your scan shows exposure to certain substances, you can:
Remove the ones that correlate with detected disturbances
Focus on the food that’s safest and most compatible for your furkid’s healing
💤 What You Might Notice After the Check up or Therapy
Every furkid reacts a little differently, but here are common post-check up or therapy signs:
🌙 Sleepiness – their body enters a healing-rest mode
⚖️ More balanced behaviour – calmer, more grounded energy
🐾 Detox signs – more licking, changes in poop, or extra thirst (don’t worry, it’s part of the natural clearing process)
Some furkids show changes right away. Others, more subtly. Either way, the body knows what to do — and we’re just here to support it.
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🐾 Heidi’s Healing Journey: Why Bioresonance Isn’t a Miracle — But a Powerful Support
At 14, Heidi reminded us: healing is about comfort, not perfection.
Heidi, a sweet senior Labrador, first came to us in November 2024 after experiencing a seizure. Her veterinary reports showed high liver enzyme levels (ALP at 253, AST at 325) and elevated white blood cells (19.65) — signs of inflammation and internal stress. At her age, surgery was not an option.
She moved slowly, didn’t respond to her name, and seemed disconnected — quietly struggling.
🧠 Suspected Toxin Burden to the Brain Caused By Poor Liver Detox Function
Our Rayonex Bioresonance scan detected harmful substances — heavy metals, pesticides, and environmental toxins. Based on her condition and symptoms, we suspected hepatic encephalopathy — a neurological disorder tied to liver dysfunction.
🔄 Bioresonance as Gentle Support
We began therapy to energetically support her body where it was. Using non-invasive Bioresonance therapy alongside home-cooked meals, we focused on helping her detox and strengthen key organs.
💛 Food Support:
Heidi was nourished with a carefully curated mix of:
chicken breast, duck gizzard, buffalo meat, quinoa, chia, flaxseed, moringa, pumpkin, sweet potato, greens, and coconut oil — all nutrient-dense ingredients to support detox and organ repair.
💛 Bioresonance Focus:
She received 2–3 sessions per week, targeting the organs most affected — liver, pancreas, nervous system, and immune regulation.
By February 2025, her internal systems (liver, pancreas, nerves) still showed signs of imbalance. But Bioresonance is not an instant reset. It works in layers, as if peeling an onion, addressing the most obvious to the deepest underlying issues.
🐶 March 2025 — A Gentle Shift
🌀 Month-by-Month Progress
🗓️ November 2024
Post-seizure. Non-responsive, with signs of toxin overload and brain stress.
🗓️ February 2025
Scans still showed distress: liver, pancreas, and nerves all affected.
🗓️ March 24, 2025
No signs of acute toxicity, infections, or major nutrient imbalances.
Improvement of overall wellbeing, however not without ups and downs in liver, pancreas, blood, lymphatic system, metabolism, breathing, and hormones.
What’s encouraging: Heidi was responsive again, doing little happy trots to her food, showing more presence in daily life.
🌿 What She’s Still Dealing With
Even with her spark back, Heidi’s aging body still carries some burdens:
Spine: Minor disc wear, affecting her movement
Eyes: Cataracts and reduced vision
Pancreas: Some enzyme irregularities remain
Kidneys/Urinary: Mild signs of irritation
Weight: Despite eating well, she’s losing weight — likely due to malabsorption or pancreas stress
🌿 Where Heidi Is Now
Heidi continues to receive support — for her spine, cataracts, kidneys, and weight gain.
Her journey shows us:
Bioresonance does not stop aging.
Past injuries take a lot of time and patience to heal.
The least we can do is support comfort, dignity, and better days in the time they have left.
For Heidi, that meant:
Feeling lighter in her body
Moving with more confidence
Reconnecting with her surroundings
Receiving her golden years with care
✨ Healing takes work, patience, and respect.
In 14-year-old Heidi’s story, bioresonance therapy had not “fixed” her within the timeline we expected, though it offered relief, eased discomfort, and created space for a better quality of life. Her healing journey brewed patience and respect in the work that we do.
That’s the true value of this therapy — especially for senior furkids who’ve given us a lifetime of love. We owe them a kind, supported path in return.
“Heidi responding to her name after months of therapy 💛”
💛 What Pawrents Can Do: Supporting Your Furkid’s Holistic Healing Journey
When it comes to healing, your furkid doesn’t walk this path alone. As a pawrent, you play a powerful role in shaping your furkid’s well-being — especially when embracing a natural and non-invasive therapy like Bioresonance.
While our therapy works at the energetic and cellular level, your home environment and day-to-day choices matter just as much.
Here are some key areas we often highlight to pawrents when certain stressors or imbalances are detected:
🍽️ 1. You Control What Goes Into Their Bowl
Nutrition is a key pillar of healing. A huge part of healing begins with what we feed our pets. As their primary caregiver, you can:
Switch to a cleaner diet: Some furkids are sensitive to preservatives, artificial flavors, and fillers in commercial pet food. Even “premium” brands may not suit every pet.
Cook for your furkid: Wholesome home-cooked meals (under guidance) can make a world of difference — especially for those with skin issues, sensitivities, or chronic gut conditions.
Choose quality, not just cost: Good food doesn’t have to be expensive — read ingredient labels, look for minimal processing, and opt for clean protein and veggie sources.
📍 At times, we detect fatty acid metabolism disturbance in furkids. This means their body has difficulty processing food high in fats — such as cheese, butter, processed meats, oily kibble, or rich treats. In such cases, a low-fat, clean diet may help ease their digestive load and reduce internal stress on the system.
🌫️ 2. Watch Out for Hidden Environmental Stressors
Sometimes, what affects our furkids isn’t visible to the eye — but it shows up energetically during their scan.
🦠 Fungi & Mould Exposure
Furkids sleeping in humid areas (under the stairs, in corners with poor ventilation) may develop chronic skin or respiratory issues.
💡 Tip: Use a dehumidifier or improve airflow in their sleeping area.
🌍 Geopathic Stress & E-Smog
These invisible disturbances may come from:
Geopathic stress: Often linked to underground water veins, fault lines, or geomagnetic grid zones.
E-smog: Generated from constant exposure to Wi-Fi routers, electrical currents, and plugged-in devices.
When your pet sleeps above these zones or near high EMF sources, it can subtly disrupt their healing and rest cycles.
💡 Tip: Move beds away from routers or plugs. Our consultants will initially suggest being aware of your furkid’s nap zone or sleeping area. If certain patterns persist through 3–4 sessions, we may recommend changes or provide advanced solutions for long-term improvement.
🛌 This can affect humans too — especially during sleep, when our body and energy field are most receptive.
👀 3. You Notice the Little Changes First
Our pets don’t have words — but their behavior tells us everything.
You may notice:
Less playful behavior
Becoming a picky eater
Unusual shedding outside of seasonal patterns
Changes in mood or clinginess
Your observations help us understand their current state better — and often guide what we scan for more closely.
🐾 What You Can Do During Their First Visit
The first check-up is important — it sets the tone for your furkid's healing journey.
💛 Here’s how you can prepare:
Stay calm and relaxed — your energy directly affects theirs
Bring notes on any past issues, lifestyle habits, or diet patterns — this helps us identify possible triggers
Keep an open heart — the scan will provide an overview of their energetic imbalances and help guide the way forward
📚 During Therapy: A Pause for You, Too
While your furkid is in session, we invite you to take a moment for yourself too.
✨ Do something mindful: Bring your favorite book, journal, or even try knitting (we’ve had pawrents make cute pet scarves!)
💻 Catch up on remote work: Need to clear emails? We have a designated space with Wi-Fi so you can stay productive.
🧘♀️ Most importantly — your energy sets the tone.
If you’re calm, they’ll be calm.
If you’re excited or agitated, they may become restless — thinking it’s time to play, go for a walk, or get a snack.
🕊️ The Journey Takes Time, Patience & Trust
Unlike popping a pill for a quick fix, Bioresonance works gently and naturally. It’s about addressing the root cause of your furkid’s imbalances.
🌱 What to expect:
It’s normal for many imbalances to show up during the first scan — our furkids, like us, are constantly exposed to toxins, humidity, chemicals, processed food, and more.
Our therapy works in layers — gradually helping the body detox, rebalance, and finally address deeper root disturbances.
✨ Be open-minded: Sometimes furkids go through a healing crisis — especially in chronic cases or when symptoms have lasted for years.
They may appear more tired (as their body uses stored nutrients to detox), or their skin may become itchier temporarily (as toxins are released through the skin).
💡 Consistency is key: Gaps of 2–3 weeks or more between sessions may disrupt the healing rhythm and limit results.
🧡 In Summary
You are the heart of your furkid’s healing journey.
By adjusting their environment, being aware of changes, and staying committed to their sessions, you become their greatest support system.
At Furwave, we’re here to walk alongside you — naturally, holistically, and with love.
🌟 Ready to Support Your Furkid’s Healing Journey?
Every furkid is unique, and so is their path to wellness.
If you're curious about how Bioresonance can support your pet — or you’d like to ask us questions in person — come chat with us at our upcoming events!
We’d love to meet you (and your furkid!) soon. 💛🐾
🐾 Chiku’s Healing Journey: From Itchy Days to Cone-Free Walks
If you’ve ever seen a furkid in a cone for more than a few days, you’d know how frustrating that must feel. Now imagine being in one for almost three years. That was Chiku’s story when she first visited us—until Bioresonance helped us decode what her body had been trying to say all along.
🌏 From Cold Europe to Humid Malaysia
Chiku, a 6.5-year-old Bichon Frise, moved from Europe to Malaysia—bringing with her not just her adorable fluff but also an unresolved itch that had lingered for years. Despite trying different medications, her scratching only worsened. Her pawrents, familiar with Bioresonance back home, brought her to our center hoping for new answers.
🧪 The First Bioresonance Scan:
During her initial RAH (Resonance Analysis for Health) scan on 6th February 2025, we uncovered some surprising patterns:
❌ No clear food allergies or pathogens.
⚠️ Signs of gut stress and small intestine burden.
🧪 Intolerance to preservatives stood out.
🐾 Physical check post-session showed no obvious skin or oral lesions.
🤔 So What Was Causing All the Itch?
Interestingly, Chiku’s itchiness worsened after her first session—something that prompted a deeper discussion with Dr. Ang and our team. While her initial test didn’t reveal any clear food or pathogen triggers, we suspected something deeper.
With further input from Dr. Ang, we explored the possibility of an underlying hormonal imbalance—particularly affecting her digestive system. When hormones are out of sync, they can stress the gut, disrupt nutrient absorption, and weaken the immune system. This imbalance may explain why topical treatments or food changes alone didn’t resolve the itching.
One key discovery: Chiku might be showing early signs of Cushing’s Syndrome—a condition often linked to prolonged steroid use leading to chronic exposure to high cortisol levels, or the body overproducing cortisol. This can result in:
Persistent itchiness
Skin thinning or irritation
Slower healing
Muscle or joint weakness
Higher risk of infections
While we’re not diagnosing her with this condition, the indicators helped us shape a more focused treatment plan—starting with strengthening her digestive and hormonal systems, which seemed to be the root of her discomfort.
📅 Mapping Chiku’s Therapy Journey
Chiku chilling during Therapy
Chiku began a regular Bioresonance therapy schedule, focusing on:
Hormonal balance
Gut health support
Immune regulation
Energetic detox
📅 Chiku’s Healing Timeline
| Date | Session Details |
|---|---|
| Feb 6 | Initial check-up and first therapy session |
| Feb 13, 20 | Hormonal and gut system support sessions |
| March 3 | Boarded (stayed in center) for in-depth therapy and close monitoring |
| March 12, 30 | Progress check sessions – baseline improving; vet medications added for synergy |
| April 7 | Continued improvements observed; cone-free milestone achieved |
| June | Ongoing bioresonance therapy, and regular progress monitoring |
💡 Progress We’ve Noticed
Over time, Chiku's energetic test results began to shift in the right direction:
✅ Better digestion and absorption of nutrients
✅ Clear of major toxins like benzene and DDT
✅ Stabilised skin repair markers and reduced scratching
✅ Hormone levels slowly improving with tailored programs
Her recent scans also revealed subtle burdens like:
Nervous system tension
Yeast overgrowth (Malassezia)
Mild inflammation in reproductive organs (salpingitis)
EMF sensitivity possibly from her sleep spot
We adjusted her therapy and recommended a few home tweaks—like being mindful of electronics around her bedding.
🐾 Cone-Free & Comfy: A Big Win
By mid-April, Chiku was confidently walking around without her cone—something she hadn’t done in years. Thanks to the combined efforts of Bioresonance, the pawrents’ dietary support (cooking fresh meals and adjusting ingredients along the way), and careful vet-medication supplementation, she’s now in a much better place.
Even her diet has transitioned back to oven-baked kibble, a sign of how her gut and skin have stabilised.
🧭 What’s Next for Chiku?
She’s still under progress monitoring with us in June. Her body is clearly healing—but some areas like hormone regulation, fungal balance, and environmental triggers (like EMF) still need a bit more support.
We'll reassess her hormone levels in another 6 weeks, while continuing her customized RAH therapy sessions.
🐶 In Summary:
Major Wins: Cone-free, calmer skin, better digestion, nutrient rebalancing.
Ongoing Focus: Hormonal support, EMF sensitivity, fungal management.
Grateful Hearts: We’re so proud of Chiku’s transformation—and grateful to her pawrents for their patience and trust in our process.
🌿 Final Thoughts
Healing isn’t always a straight path—but with the right support and consistent care, even long-term cases like Chiku’s can find relief. At Furwave, we’re here to help furkids like Chiku feel more comfortable in their own skin—one session at a time.
📩 Curious About How Bioresonance Can Help Your Pet?
Start your furkid’s journey with a gentle scan at Furwave and explore holistic support tailored to their needs. 🐾
✨ With the right care and a little patience, even complex cases—like Chiku’s—can find their way to better balance, comfort, and vitality.
🐾 Patches' Journey: Discover How Bioresonance Supports the Resident Therapy Cat Through His Healing
From Vulnerability to Vitality – One Purr at a Time
If you've followed our story of Percy, the golden-hearted grudge-holder, you’ll know that every furkid who walks into our center brings their own unique spark, wounds, and will to heal.
This week, we’d like to share the quiet strength of Patches – our resident therapy cat, known for his gentle presence, soulful eyes, and deeply intuitive nature. But behind his calm exterior is a body that's been through more battles than he lets on.
🌧️ A Fragile Beginning
Patches’ wellness journey began with the long shadow left behind by feline panleukopenia virus—a condition he survived, but not without consequence.
Since then, his health has been a delicate balance. He was noticeably underweight, struggled with frequent bouts of illness, and developed a reputation as a picky eater—a behavior that, we would later discover, stemmed from much deeper imbalances than simply having a refined palate.
🗓 Treatment Timeline: Patches’ Bioresonance Journey
| Date | Session Details |
|---|---|
| Apr 24 | First scan + short harmonisation |
| Apr 28 | First full RAH (Rayonex Analysis and Harmonising) program |
| May wk 1 | Pawrents on trip; continued therapy via charged water |
| May 13 | 2nd session |
| May 21 | 3rd session |
| May 28 | Check-up + 4th session with updated RAH program |
| Jun 4 | 5th session (Updated RAH) |
🔬 First Check Up (April 24): Unveiling the Layers
Patches’ first bioresonance check up painted a complex picture:
Patches completely deep in sleep during his first checkup
Hormonal Imbalance: Disruptions in his hypothalamus and adrenal functions were impeding his metabolism.
Stress Load: Emotional echoes of depression, panic attacks, and stress were clearly present—likely linked not only to past trauma but also to this boy’s meteorosensitivity and ongoing environmental sensitivities.
Digestive Dysfunction: Weakness in fat and pancreatic metabolism meant he wasn't absorbing nutrients well, no matter how carefully he was fed.
Toxins and Sensitivities: Heavy metals like palladium, mercury, and lead, along with pesticides, were contributing to inflammation. Sensitivities to eggs, herring, and preservatives can further aggravated his condition.
Nutritional Deficiencies: Low levels of amino acids, sodium, and iodine were identified—key nutrients essential for healthy weight gain and energy.
🩺 Diagnosis Summary
A multifaceted challenge. His inability to gain weight wasn’t due to just one issue—it was a cascade of hormonal, stress-related, digestive, toxic, and nutritional factors, all of which were quietly weighing him down.
🌀 Gentle Steps Forward
After his initial harmonisation session on April 24, Patches began his first full RAH (Rayonex Analysis Harmonising) program on April 28.
While his pawrents took a short trip in early May, Patches stayed home with his younger brother, Robin. During that time, he continued his therapy through therapy charged water, allowing the harmonising frequencies to support his body even without in-person sessions.
🐾 What Happened Between the Sessions
Patches started his healing journey on April 24 with a check up and short 15min therapy. His pawrents added a dehumidifier at home that same day, and he already seemed calmer and more relaxed.
Immediate implementation of dehumidifier by Pawrents for Patches
Alongside the Bioresonance therapy, we provided a customized holistic care plan with easy recommendations the pawrents could follow at home to support his recovery. They immediately put one of the steps into action, starting with the humidifier.
By April 28, he began his full therapy program. Slowly, changes started showing. On May 13, his appetite improved and there was less fur shedding—a big deal for a picky eater like him!
After his third session on May 21, his check-up on May 28 showed good progress. Some stress and skin issues were still there, but his overall energy was better. He even started bullying his brother Robin, which used to be the other way around—a clear sign he was feeling stronger!
On June 4, something amazing happened—he ate both his old and new food without fuss. Then on June 6, his pawrent noticed hardly any furballs, and most of the loose fur at home came from Robin, not Patches.
Patches is slowly but surely bouncing back—stronger, more mischevious, and more confident every day. 💪🐱
🌱 Monitoring Progress – A Body Beginning to Heal
By May 28, after four sessions, his check-up showed measurable improvements. The frequency burdens were significantly reduced. However, the system still detected lingering disruptions in the following areas:
Skin & Coat Physiology
Mental Stress
These indicate that while his body was healing, external stressors and environmental sensitivities continued to place strain on his skin, coat, and emotional balance.
But the progress is clear: But the progress is clear: he’s starting to eat a wider variety of food and is noticeably less picky than before. His mischievous behaviour has also picked up—most likely a result of having more energy from the ongoing therapy sessions. We haven’t officially weighed Patches yet, but as a humble blogger writer, I could’ve sworn (not verified) he felt a little heavier when I carried him about two weeks ago. 😅
💖 Patches, the Quiet Healer
Despite his struggles, Patches continues to comfort others—often seen calming Percy in our Instagram and Facebook reels (for those following their journey), Patches has a way of sensing discomfort in others. While he does offer comfort, his curious nature sometimes ends up encouraging nervous pets to wander around with no success in Percy's case. We often say he’s not just on a healing journey—he is a healer himself.
🐾 What’s Next?
Like Percy, His journey is still ongoing, and we’re looking forward to continuing this healing path with Bioresonance—supporting Patches one gentle session at a time. 🐾🌿
🌿 To all pet parents reading this: if your furkid seems “off” in ways you can’t explain—if they’re losing weight, withdrawing emotionally, or seem “sensitive” to certain foods or environments—trust your instinct. There may be more going on beneath the surface.
“✨ With the right support, even the most fragile furkids can find their strength again.”
📩 Ready to Support Your Pet’s Healing Journey?
Book a Bioresonance Scan with us at Furwave and take the first step toward better comfort and balance for your furkid. 🐾
✨ With gentle, consistent care, even small shifts can make a meaningful difference in your pet’s well-being.
🐾 Percy’s Progress: How Bioresonance Helped a Sensitive Soul Feel Safe Again
From stress signals to calm paws—an inside look at Percy’s journey through Bioresonance Therapy.
Meet Percy (Recap)
Percy isn’t your average cat—he’s expressive, affectionate, and not shy about showing his feelings. In recent years, Elise noticed him grooming excessively, especially around his back legs, which led to visible fur loss and bald patches.
From being a fluffy boy in 2022 to significant thinning by 2023–2025, it was clear this wasn’t just normal grooming. Something deeper was going on—and that’s what brought Percy to Furwave for his first Bioresonance check-up in April 2025.
2. What the First Check Up Showed (April 24, 2025)
Percy’s initial Bioresonance check up revealed several major imbalances that matched his symptoms of overgrooming and fur loss, especially around the hind legs and tail:
🔹 Psychogenic Stress:
Strong markers of depression, anxiety, and poor adaptation, suggesting that Percy’s grooming behavior was stress-driven (consistent with the arrival of new cats in the house).
🔹 Hormonal Disruption:
Imbalances in the hypothalamus, pituitary gland, and thyroid, with indicators of hypothyroidism—a likely contributor to coat thinning and low energy.
🔹 Allergies & Sensitivities:
Mild to moderate reactions to rabbit, turkey, goat, house dust mites, and hay-dust, all potential skin irritants.
🔹 Skin & Coat Health:
Disturbances in the skin glands and coat physiology, likely contributing to itchiness or discomfort.
🔹 Musculoskeletal Pain:
Signs of muscle tension, ligament inflammation, and spinal discomfort, which may have triggered Percy to focus his grooming on those areas.
🔹 Nutritional & Toxin Load:
Deficiencies in vitamins C, B1, and B2, along with traces of heavy metals (palladium, lead), which may have compromised skin health and stress tolerance.
To address these findings, Percy was placed on a customised Bioresonance therapy program designed to gradually harmonise and strengthen the affected systems. Alongside therapy, suggestions were provided for supportive care at home to further aid recovery.
3. The Treatment Timeline
| Date | Session Details |
|---|---|
| Apr 24 | First check up + short harmonisation |
| Apr 28 | First full RAH program |
| May wk 1 | Pawrents on trip; Percy continued on charged therapy water |
| May 13 | 2nd session |
| May 21 | 3rd session |
| May 28 | Check-up + 4th session with updated RAH program |
4. Real Behavioural Shifts
Right after the first session, something changed.
🔹 April 29: Percy allowed his bum to be washed calmly—normally a drama moment due to his strong aversion to water.
🔹 Became more chill—less excessive grooming, more lounging, and gentle exploring.
🔹 Willingly drank his therapy water for about a minute, showing clear engagement with his treatment.
🔹 Bolder and more confident—he now dares to go closer to the vacuum (previously he’d bolt into another room).
🔹 Playful again—Percy used to avoid playing with toys around the other cats, but now plays freely without hesitation.
5. Latest Scan (May 28) Results
A month later, major improvement!
Still showing heavy-to-moderate disturbances in:
Skin/coat and claws (R.+-)
Hormonal system (Hypothalamus R.N., Thyroid R.+-)
Mycosis & Thyroid Hypofunction
BUT—everything else stabilised or moved into OK range, including previously stressed organ systems and general physiology. 🎉
6. What This Means (In Simple Terms)
Percy’s body was overwhelmed—especially his hormonal and stress systems. Bioresonance therapy helped:
Rebalance his internal systems
Reduce stress sensitivity
Encourage natural healing
With continued sessions and home therapy (like charged water), Percy’s journey shows how even subtle shifts can bring peace to a reactive, sensitive pet.
7. Following Through at Home
While Percy’s therapy sessions play a role, his pawrents also played a big part in supporting his healing journey at home. Based on the care recommendations provided, here’s what Elise for Percy:
🐟 Adjusted Percy’s Diet:
By the 3rd session, his pawrents began transitioning him to a protein source that suited his sensitivities—no easy feat, as it took time and trial to find the right fit.
💊 Supplemented Nutrition:
She added vitamins, especially C, B1, and B2, to support his skin health and stress resilience.
🛡️ E-Collar Drama:
A soft e-collar was introduced to help break the grooming cycle. But Percy had other plans—while Elise was away, he took it off and hid it under the bed! 😹
(Not easy to locate after that, but effort noted!)
That said, Elise observed that Percy is still grooming more than usual, even with the collar—though now targeting other spots. This can sometimes happen during a detox phase, as the body releases toxins through the skin. In such cases, increased grooming may reflect the body’s natural way of responding to internal changes.
👇 Below are some photos showing mild fur thinning during healing—visual signs that Elise has been closely monitoring at home and updating us on, so we can address them in each follow-up session. Healing and adjusting care as needed.
Together, these efforts helped reinforce the effects of the bioresonance therapy—showing how meaningful healing comes from both bioresonance care and committed home support.
8. Final Thoughts
Percy’s case shows that Bioresonance isn’t just for “sick” pets—it’s for those who need support, balance, and calm in a world that sometimes overwhelms them. This therapy doesn’t force change; it gently nudges the body toward healing in a way that feels natural and respectful to the pet’s pace.
His journey is still ongoing, and we’re looking forward to continuing this healing path with Bioresonance—supporting Percy as he regains comfort in his skin, one gentle session at a time.
📩 Ready to Support Your Pet’s Healing Journey?
Book a Bioresonance Scan with us at Furwave and help your pet find balance, comfort, and calm—just like Percy. 🐾
🐾 Beyond the Scan: How Bioresonance Resonates with Your Pet’s Body
Have you ever wondered what your pet is really experiencing during a bioresonance scan?
You see them yawn, stretch, or settle down calmly — but behind the scenes, an entire energetic conversation is happening between the body and the machine.
Let’s take you deeper into the magic that is bioresonance therapy — what we scan, how the system “listens,” and how it harmonizes your furkid back to balance.
⚙️ How Bioresonance Works (In Simple Words)
Every organ, bone, and even emotion in your pet’s body vibrates at a unique frequency — like a musical note.
When something is “off,” that note becomes dissonant. Our machine, developed through decades of research by Rayonex Germany, detects these imbalances and gently nudges the body back into tune.
Our center uses the Rayocomp PS 1000 Polar 4.0, equipped with Rayoscan® VET — a high-end ECG-based system that reads your pet’s energetic fingerprint.
🌀 How Does the Scan Actually Work?
The scan uses a non-invasive ECG-based system that detects changes in the heart. The Rayocomp machine sends a gentle test frequency to the body after every three heartbeats. Through a fabric detector and ECG pads placed on your pet, the device detects how the body reacts to the emitted frequencies and identifies energetic imbalances across organs, tissues, and systems.
The scan is completely painless, fast, and safe even for sensitive or anxious animals.
🧬 What Exactly Does the Bioresonance Scan Cover?
When your pet comes in for a Bioresonance scan, it's not just a surface-level check. The device we use—developed by Rayonex Biomedical, a leading German manufacturer of bioresonance devices performs a comprehensive energetic evaluation of your pet’s entire body.
Here’s a simple breakdown of what we actually scan during your pet’s session:
🐾 Energetic Foundations: General Wellness Checks
Vitalisation – Assesses your pet’s overall energy levels and vitality.
Acupuncture Channels – Evaluates energy flow through meridians, similar to Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Electromagnetic Pollution – Detects stress from devices like WiFi routers and mobile phones.
Geopathic Stress – Measures energetic stress caused by environmental factors like underground water lines or geological faults.
Acid-Base Balance – Looks at your pet’s internal pH to check if the body is too acidic or balanced.
Essential Nutrients & Enzymes – Checks for imbalances in vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and essential metabolic enzymes.
Toxins & Chemicals – Scans for harmful substances like heavy metals or environmental toxins.
Bacteria, Viruses, Parasites & Fungi – Identifies energetic signs of common infections or imbalances.
🧠 Head-to-Tail System Check: Internal Organ Scan
Cells & Blood Quality
Immune System & Lymph
Heart & Circulatory Function
Lungs
Kidney & Urinary Organs
Liver, Gallbladder & Pancreas
Digestive Health & Metabolism
Muscles, Joints, and Bones
Nervous System
Eyesight & Hearing
Skin & Fur Condition
Hormonal System & Glands
Female & Male Reproductive Organs
Dental Health
Psyche (Emotional Health)
Stress Load
These are scanned and ranked by most to least energetically burdened organ systems, often surprising you with results you never would expect as problems are identified way before symptoms occur.
The therapist will then pick an organ of most importance for a detailed scan. The detailed scan identifies root causes of the energetical imbalances in the organism and ranks them by priority. Based on the detailed scan report, the therapist can create an individualized therapy for your pet.
🌿 Holistic Add-Ons: Beyond the Basics
Food Sensitivity Testing – Identifies energetic reactions to certain pet foods.
Water Quality Check – Evaluates the energetic quality of your pet's drinking water.
💡 Why This Matters
By checking these aspects, the scan doesn’t just spot current issues—it helps us detect potential imbalances early, offering a way to gently support your pet’s self-regulation and healing. Based on the results of the scan, the therapy can be personalised to meet your pet’s unique needs.
🌟 How Healing Happens: Harmonization
After the scan, we begin harmonisation, sending back specific frequencies that strengthen the body’s self-healing mechanisms.
In combination with specific lifestyle and diet changes based on the test results, we call this cause-oriented therapy. Instead of masking symptoms, we help the body “remember” what health feels like.
🐶🐱🐴Why Pawrents Are Turning to Bioresonance
Whether it’s unexplained itching, digestive issues, behavioral shifts, or recovery after surgery; bioresonance helps us understand the “why” behind your pet’s symptoms.
Each scan gives us clues. Each therapy session helps realign what’s been disrupted.
✨ Many of our clients, like Rocky the Labrador, Suki the Schnauzer or Percy the cat, showed dramatic emotional and physical shifts after their sessions. More energy, calmer moods, and fewer flare-ups.
📩 Ready to Listen to What Your Pet’s Body Is Saying?
Book a Bioresonance Scan with us at Furwave, and give your pet the chance to speak through their energy.🐾
Percy: The Floofy Grudge Holder with a Heart of Gold 🐾💖
Meet Percy – the floofy little drama king with a love for plants, tiny boxes, and selective affection. Percy’s story isn’t just adorable — it’s a peek into the heart of a cat who’s quirky, clingy, and unapologetically himself.
From the start, Percy’s been a unique little soul. He loves other animals — dogs included — but not other cats, especially Luna (we respect your boundaries, Percy 😅). That said, he's perfectly fine with our resident therapy cat, Patches. So clearly, he can be choosy.
He’s got guinea pig energy — munching plants like they’re a personal snack buffet, and seeking out the smallest, tightest spots to curl into. But don’t let the soft, floofy looks fool you. Percy’s got a memory like an elephant... especially if you dare take him to a vet or worse, a pet fair. That grudge? It's personal.
🐾 Left: Good with resident therapy cat Patches 😾 Top Right: Not fond of other cats… especially Luna 🐶 Bottom Right: Loves other animals (especially dogs!)
Baby Floof with a Tough Start
Before Elise adopted him, Percy was already a little warrior. He had a stubborn skin infection around his neck, which made his baby photos look a bit patchy (don’t worry — still mega cute!). The infection healed eventually, but it left two permanent bald lines on his neck, like tiny reminders from his early days.
Then came the fall — quite literally. When Percy was still young, he fell from the 1st floor. Elise rushed out in panic to find him stunned at the very spot he landed. From that day on, he decided indoor life was safer — and never tried to sneak out again.
A Velcro Cat with a Favorite Human
Percy is a one-human kind of cat. Elise is his person, and he makes it very obvious. He answers only to her, waits for her to come home, and even scolds her if she’s late (classic cat mom guilt trip). And when he misses her? He climbs right into bed, curls up next to her, and becomes the clingiest cuddle bug.
Special Diet, Special Preferences
Percy will only eat one specific kind of wet food made for special needs cats — because he knows what he wants. And yes, he loves a good butt whack... but only from men. We’re not judging. 😆
From Floof to Bald Patches: A Journey of Healing
In recent years, Elise noticed Percy starting to groom excessively, especially around his back legs, leading to bald patches. From his floofy days in 2022 to visible balding in 2023–2025, it became clear that something deeper was going on.
That’s when Elise reached out to us. Percy is now undergoing bioresonance therapy with us, alongside Patches (yes, from our earlier blog 💛). His stress-related symptoms are being addressed, and he’s just completed his first two sessions.
We're proud to support both Percy and Patches on their healing journey — helping their bodies and minds rebalance naturally.
📸 Left: 2022 – Still floofy and fabulous 📸 Middle: 2023 – Start of balding due to excessive grooming 📸 Right: 2025 – Hind leg balding remains, hasn’t had a chance to grow back
Special Thanks to Elise 💐
Thank you, Elise, for entrusting us with Percy’s care and for sharing your heartfelt (and hilarious) stories with us. Percy is such a special soul, and we’re honoured to walk beside both of you on this journey.
Follow Their Healing Journey & Share Your Floof's Tale 🌀
Curious to see how Percy and Patches are doing on their wellness journey? We’ll be sharing updates as their recovery unfolds — the wins, the wiggles, and everything in between.
Got a quirky floof with a story of their own? We’d love to hear it. Share your pet’s journey with us — because every furkid deserves to be seen, celebrated, and supported. 💛
🐾 Meet Patches: The Calm Cat with a Curious Spirit
From silent stares to stealthy leg swishes, this fluffy feline keeps the family grounded—on his terms.
Patches has always had a curious soul—even from his early kitten days. There’s something almost philosophical about the way he watches the world around him, with his expressive eyes and furrowed brows. Sometimes it feels like he's silently judging us—but let’s be honest, he’s probably just wondering when the next Ciao Churu snack is coming. 😄
🚫 Walking? Hard Pass.
Chermaine, his devoted pawrent, tried introducing him to a harness from a young age—hoping to enjoy those dreamy cat-walks outside. But nope. Patches had other ideas. Every time the harness came on, he’d flop dramatically to the floor and refuse to budge. No pleading, treats, or bribes could change his mind. This is not a cat for strolls, thank you very much.
🧘♂️ The True Resident Therapy Cat
While he may not be a fan of strolls, Patches has become the emotional anchor of the household. His calm presence not only soothes the humans—but even the other family cats tend to mellow out when he’s around. It's no wonder he's earned the title of resident therapy cat. His quiet confidence, gentle aura, and predictable routines bring comfort to every being under that roof. 🐈⬛💕
👶 Big Brother Duties (On Feline Terms)
In recent months, Patches has taken on a whole new role—proud big brother to a baby (human!) sister. He often parks himself nearby, vigilantly watching over her, and has even been known to alert his pawrents before she cries. While his fellow fur-sibling has shown signs of second-child jealousy, Patches handles his new job like a seasoned pro—keeping a respectful distance after a minor tail-grab incident, but never too far.
🏡 Once Upon a Time... Next Door
Before the neighbours moved, they had the joy of living next to Patches for a time, and oh boy—he made himself right at home. He’d dash confidently into the house, hop onto unopened beds like royalty, and accept cuddles with regal grace. Ignore him for too long? You’d get a gentle swish across the leg—a subtle reminder that this cat demands (and deserves) attention.
He loved lounging by the window, eyes fixed on the outside world like a tiny contemplative monk. But show him a feather toy, and he’d go into full-on zoomie mode, channeling a wild side we had so much fun watching.
🕵️♂️ Investigator Mode: Activated
Once, while Chermaine was away, she gave Patches a call through her home camera—and that instantly activated his inner detective. 🕵️♀️
The moment he heard her voice, his ears perked up. With full investigative energy, he strutted over, inspected the screen closely, and—true to form—knocked the camera down for good measure.
Mystery solved. 😹
From mysterious stares to big-brother instincts, Patches is one of those rare cats who makes his presence known—without ever saying a word. And we wouldn’t have it any other way. ❤️
“From mysterious stares to big-brother instincts, Patches is one of those rare cats who makes his presence known—without ever saying a word. And we wouldn’t have it any other way. ❤️”
🙏 Special thanks to Chermaine
Thank you for sharing the heartwarming stories behind Patches’ calm wisdom and feline flair.
It’s pawrents like you who help us celebrate the many ways our pets touch our lives—and remind us that every unique personality brings something precious into the home.
Patches, with his soothing energy and protective spirit, is truly one of a kind.
💛🐾
😻Do you have a calm guardian like him at home? We’d love to hear your story.
🐾 What Really Happens During a Pet Bioresonance Scan (And Why We’re Always Learning)
At Furwave, we get this a lot: “So how does the scan work?”
And we love answering it—because the truth is, it’s a beautiful mix of science, sensitivity, and energy. While the technology is consistent, the pets? Not so much! 😅
We wanted to take you behind the scenes of a typical bioresonance scan—and show how our team adapts to each unique furkid, especially the squirmy, the sensitive, and the super social.
🐕 🐱Not All Pets Sit Still (And That’s Okay)
To get the best results, we keep pets calm and still during the scan. We gently apply medical grade ECG clips and electrodes where appropriate and have the pet wear or lie on a special cloth called a fabric detector. The fabric detector acts as a ‘signal communicator’ between the device and the pet.
The device sends different frequency patterns to the animal through the fabric detector while measuring subtle changes in the heart’s electrical activity (via ECG). These changes reflect how the body responds to each pattern as well as what state it is in, and the device generates a report based on the results.
But let’s be honest: some pets would rather do zoomies than sit quietly for 20–30 minutes. That’s especially true for:
High-energy dogs (like Millie the CKCS or Suki the Schnauzer),
Cats who don’t love being handled, or
Furkids with separation anxiety.
And guess what? That’s completely normal.
✋ So How Do We Work Around It?
We don’t force anything. Here’s what we do instead:
Let owners stay nearby if needed (sometimes they sit in the scan area too!)
Spend time playing, bonding, and helping the pet get comfortable with us before the scan begins
Adjust clip placements or use cloth detector for sensitive pets
Offer treats and comfort items to help them settle
We also give the pets time to relax before beginning the scan. It’s not about rushing—it’s about building trust, even with the most anxious or energetic animals.
“💬 Every scan is different, because every animal is different. Our job is to listen—energetically and emotionally.”
Left: Meet Suki – our energetic 14-year-old Schnauzer who refused to sit still! Curious, hyper, and full of life, she got her therapy wires tangled in minutes (her pawrent had to stay just an inch away 🐾).
Right: The magic of familiarity ✨ With her favorite sleeping bed, Suki finally calmed down… well, as long as her human stayed close too! 😅💕
🌍 Learning From the Best – Our Collaboration With Rayonex Germany
Our commitment to your pet’s wellness goes beyond Malaysia. Our founder, Ang Shu Yin, MD, is in constant contact with Rayonex Biomedical GmbH in Germany receiving direct guidance from the Vet Team. The team is always within reach for advice on scan challenges, unusual cases, or notes on how to proceed when things get tricky.
We are always looking forward to learning new insights and techniques, and we can’t wait to apply this knowledge to improve our local sessions.
Stay tuned—there’s a lot more coming your way!
🐾 Curious What Your Pet’s Body Is Telling You?
If you’ve ever wondered what a scan might reveal about your pet’s health or behavior, we’d love to welcome you for a first check up scan session. It’s gentle, non-invasive, and often, surprisingly insightful—before symptoms even appear.
“🐶 🐱We’re here for the furkids”
💡 P.S. Have a high-energy pet?
Tell us what calms them down—we might just try your tip during our next session!
🌟 Millie: The City-Bred Cavalier on a Mission of Preventive Pawrenting 🐾💖
🐶 Meet Millie, the Condo Athlete DOB: 16 Jan 2023
Breed: Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
Adopted at: 5 months old
Home: A 1k sq ft condo in KL
Pawrent: Stephani
She’s charming, cheeky, and cardio-ready. Millie isn’t just another floofy face — she’s being raised with heart, habits, and a pawrent who’s rewriting the rulebook on breed-specific care.
Meet Millie, a curious Cavalier raised not on luxury—but on love, learning, and lifestyle choices designed to outsmart her breed's genetic odds.
💡 From Zero to Heart-Hero: A CKCS Crash Course
Stephani may have had years of experience with American Cocker Spaniels, but when Millie — a bright-eyed Cavalier King Charles Spaniel — entered the picture, she was starting from scratch.
Zero knowledge about the breed didn’t become an excuse — it became a reason to dig deeper. Within weeks, she’d uncovered one of the most common health concerns in CKCS: Mitral Valve Disease.
Instead of waiting for symptoms, Stephani flipped the script — choosing preventive routines and heart-healthy habits from the get-go. Millie’s story would be one of intention, not reaction.
🧠 Heart-First Pawrents: Science Meets Daily Life
Stephani’s strategy? Treat Millie like a heart-healthy athlete from Day 1.
Breed Concern: Mitral Valve Disease (common in Cavaliers)
Pawrenting Plan: Omega-rich diet, daily cardio, and regular vet consults — before anything goes wrong.
Call it “preventive pawrenting” — a fancy phrase for “I’m not waiting for a diagnosis.”
🏋️♀️ Training, Cardio & Condo Play: Health Without Fancy Kibble
Who needs sprawling fields when you’ve got a condo corridor and a committed pawrent? Millie’s daily cardio happens right at home — sprinting from hall to kitchen across yoga mats (laid out thoughtfully to prevent slippery zoomies).
Twice a day, Stephani pulls out the rope toy for structured fetch sessions, squeezing them into her 10-minute work breaks like clockwork. It’s not just play — it’s purposeful. Basic obedience is cleverly baked into every toss and tug, turning these quick breaks into high-value training time.
Millie also gets her outdoor fix 3–4 times a week at Metropark Subang, weather permitting. And for the past 6 months? She’s been confidently off-leash trained — no fenced-in drama, just recall skills and trust built over time.
Chapters:
- Non-Slip Ball Run – Using a non-slip mat during Millie’s ball run keeps her paws secure, prevents injuries, and lets her focus on fun—because safety is the best playmate.
- Condo to Park – Outdoor walks give our furkids fresh air, mental stimulation, and muscle strength—simple steps that add up to big health benefits.
- Treadmill Debut – Millie’s first try on the SlateMill with The Mobile Dog Gym (7 July 2024).
🏃♀️ Millie’s Athletic Records
Millie’s not just “active.” She’s got stats. Thanks to The Mobile Dog Gym (yes, it’s a thing!), she’s been running like a pro since July 2024:
Top Speed: 21.4 km/h
Distance: 5 km
Time: 38 mins
Consistency: Weekly sessions, zero pressure, all heart (wanting to start as soon as she is on the treadmill)
🌊 Learning to Swim: From "No Thanks" to Hydro-Queen
Millie’s first swim? An adorable mix of panic and potential. They strapped her into a safety vest — no one knew if she could swim — but even before her paws hit the water, her legs were already kicking.
By the end of that same session, off came the jacket. And guess what? She swam! Unassisted, confident, and clearly born for it.
Since the end of 2024, swimming has become part of her monthly routine — usually tacked onto grooming sessions. Her groomer now gives her a solid hydro workout, holding her harness from behind to help her build strength safely.
But don’t be fooled — Millie’s not a water baby by choice. According to a pet communicator:
“She hates swimming… because it doesn’t make her look pretty. 🫣😂”
We get it, diva energy.
First Day Freedom → Godpa Slow-Mo → Hydro-Boost Off the safety vest 1st Day for her very first solo paddles, captured in stylish slow-motion by her godpa, then leveling up into a harness-assisted hydro workout for strength building.
🚤 Loves Boats, Not Barks
After all, if Millie hates swimming because it doesn’t make her look pretty… maybe her love for boat rides makes sense. Stephani suspects:
“She probably loves boats because they make her look pretty. 🤷🏻♀️”
While other dogs charge into the dog park chaos, Millie prefers to observe from a distance — composed, unbothered. Social butterfly? Not exactly. She’ll take humans over hounds any day and will happily trot up to a stranger for pets instead of play.
Queen energy, always. She mingles on her own terms.
🍽️ The Foodie Queen: Manners in Cafés
Walk into a café and Millie will politely jump into a chair, paws tucked, eyes wide, waiting. She won’t beg (okay… she’s learning not to). But that last bite of yours? It's hers. Always has been.
Her food manners are a work-in-progress masterpiece. Elegant, yet a little greedy.
🪥 Dental Diligence: A Lesson from the Past
Stephani’s biggest regret with her previous dogs? Neglecting dental care.
So now, Millie gets the full works that is available:
Brushing
Dental chews
Water additives
Gels and more
Because healthy hearts need clean teeth too.
🏙️ City Dog Goals: Confidence & Independence
Millie is the urban pup icon. She:
Rides escalators (even solo!)
Has sharp toilet smarts — knows the difference between indoor tiles and outdoor tiles
Famously went up the escalator at the dog-friendly mall by herself to find her godpa 💁♀️
“ This isn’t just a dog — it’s a city-certified explorer.”
💖 Huge Thanks to Stephani & Millie
This story wouldn’t exist without Stephani’s openness and intention — and Millie’s cheeky charm. From her treadmill records to diva moments in the pool, every detail shared is a gentle reminder that love, research, and routine can rewrite the rules of breed care.
Thank you for letting us peek into your world of preventive pawrenting, one cardio zoomie at a time. 💕
Stephani’s Tip: Encourage short, daily play breaks to build a stronger bond and establish healthy habits. Let your pup set the pace—Millie plays hard at home, takes water breaks when she needs them, and decides when playtime’s over (she won’t always bring the toy back!).
🐾 Takeaway for Pawrents
Millie isn’t a “spoiled” city dog — she’s proof that purpose-driven pawrenting can outshine pampering.
With consistent habits, breed-specific awareness, and daily movement (even in a condo!), Millie’s story shows what’s possible when love meets intention.
🐶 Got a city dog? Share yours!
Meet Daisy: The Broken Brown Lab with a Human Soul
You know those dogs that break the “happy Lab” stereotype? Ours did. And she’s kind of perfect for it. This is Daisy’s story — calm, odd, and quietly loyal. Find out more on our social media, how bioresonance helps Daisy with hormonal imbalances.
(And zero appreciation for the plush dog bed you bought)
When you hear “brown labrador,” you probably picture a bubbly, ball-chasing, tail-wagging hurricane of love and energy. The kind of dog that doesn’t walk — they bounce. The kind of dog that would move into a tennis ball if it could.
But Daisy?
Daisy didn’t get the memo.
She’s KC’s dog — a beautiful brown labrador by breed, but by personality? A quiet philosopher. A soft-eyed minimalist. An introvert with four legs and an opinion about everything.
She fetches… only if the stars align
Daisy doesn’t not fetch. She just... chooses when to honor the ritual.
Throw a ball and she might go after it.
Or she might look at you like you just insulted her intelligence.
She decides the vibe.
Beds? Overrated. Cold floor? Yes, please.
We’ve all done it — bought the cushy orthopedic pet bed with cloud-like memory foam, topped with a sherpa cover, imagining our dog curled up like a cinnamon roll.
Not Daisy.
She will ignore every blanket, every mat, every lovingly fluffed cushion — and choose the cold, hard floor like it’s her personal spa. But not just anywhere.
Her favorite spots?
Alone in a big living room, soaking in the space like royalty — or right next to KC’s bed, like a quiet guardian with serious boundaries.
She doesn’t need much. Just cool tiles and the dignity of personal space.
An introvert in a dog’s body
Daisy loves affection — on her terms. She’ll find you when she needs a head scratch, lean in with those soulful eyes, and just be. But when the energy gets too loud?
When another dog gets too excited?
Daisy is… offended.
Daisy doesn’t quietly walk away.
She barks. Once. Sharply.
It’s the kind of bark that says, “Silence, please. This is not a zoo.”
It’s not aggression — it’s a boundary. A firm reminder that peace and order are the rules in her living room. She is not here for chaotic zoomies. And she most definitely will not fetch. Again.
But don’t get it twisted — she’s still a girl with taste
Because when KC’s supercar revs up?
Daisy’s in. No hesitation. She’ll hop in like she owns it, settle in for the ride, and look out the window like a well-traveled socialite on her way to brunch.
Cold floor at home.
Luxury ride on the road.
Daisy knows how to live.
She’s not broken. She’s just Daisy.
We call her our “broken labrador,” but the truth is, Daisy’s just different. She doesn’t live up to the Labrador stereotype, and honestly? We kind of love that about her.
She’s calm, observant, gentle.
She reminds us that not all dogs need to be goofy, loud, or hyper to be full of heart.
Some dogs, like some people, just enjoy their own company.
They like their floors firm and their emotional boundaries respected.
Your turn: Got a Daisy at home? 🐾
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Tell us about your quirky, wonderfully “broken” pets — the ones that defy expectations and steal your heart in their own unique way.
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Because every furkid, no matter how odd or quiet, deserves to be seen 💚