Energy Healing
for Animals

"We must protect
the unprotected,
care for
the uncared for,
and speak for
the voiceless.
We must give
all animals
a chance
to live a life."

~Anthony Douglas Williams

Benefits

Decreases stress & anxiety
Reduces aches & pains
Reverses illnesses & diseases
Defuses aggression
Promotes relaxation & better sleep
Accelerates rate of recovery from injury
Alleviates PTSD & depression
Relieves side effects of medication/drugs
Strengthens immune system
Promotes deeper bond between parent, fur baby & siblings
Flushes out toxins
Eases muscle tension and stiffness
Removes energy blocks
Clears and balances chakras
Provides comfort & serenity before passing away

Rabbit Animal Energy Healing San Francisco

Animals vibrate at higher frequency levels than humans and are extremely sensitive to energy, making Energy Work a very effective healing method for them.

Through my own personal experience, I've learned that animals can see, feel, smell and hear energy. They always sniff my hands when the energy starts flowing. Some animals point the part of their body that needs healing towards me (i.e. a hurt leg/hip/foot), or put it directly into my hands (i.e. a frostbitten ear, injured eye, or their head if they've had a traumatic experience).

My bunny, Peanut, can hear energy. If I move my hand slightly during a session, his ear points in the direction that I moved it. If I'm doing a remote session for a client, Peanut stares from across the room. When he needs healing himself, he'll curl up in my lap or lay directly in front of me. I clear/unblock his energetic body from across the room though because there's a lot involved, and it's easier from afar. Sessions usually induce sleep so he and most animals take a nap. I saved Peanut's life one night and did energy healing for 6 hours straight - he rotated his body in front of my hands where he needed it. I find it ALL so fascinating!

I've had the privilege of working with other bunnies, as well as dogs, cats, goats, pigs, horses, donkeys, lambs, sheep, chickens, turkeys, roosters, ducks and pigeons. I've fallen in love with every single one of them. They ALL sense the energy and know it can help them. Some skeptical people think energy healing is just the "Placebo Effect", but animals disprove that theory.

Conditions I've treated

Diseases, illnesses, chronic conditions:

Cancer
Lipomas (benign tumors/fatty lumps of tissue)
Corona Virus
Anemia
Arthritis
Asthma
Constipation
Diarrhea
Digestive/Gastrointestinal issues
Ear Infection
Eosinophilic Granuloma
Eye Infection
Fur Loss/Thinning
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Low Energy / Lethargy
No Appetite
Pancreatitis
Urinary Tract Infection
Vertigo
Vomiting

Physical aches, pain, injuries, symptoms:

Legs, ACLs, Paws, Hips, Shoulders, Back/Vertebrae/Spine, Mouth
Allergies & Rashes
Coughing
Excessive Licking (paws, legs)
Flea Bites
Limping
Recovery from Surgery
Skin Tags & Moles
Stomach Aches / Abdominal Pain
Tear Duct Blockages
Teeth/Mouth Issues

Mental & emotional issues:

Aggressiveness
Anger
Anxiety/Stress
Broken Bond with human Mom/Dad
Constant Barking
Depression
Distrust
Fear
Grief
Jealousy
Passing over the rainbow bridge
Peeing on the furniture, beds, rugs
PTSD & Trauma
Running away from home

In-person

Before I begin doing Reiki, I always talk with animals first to introduce myself, explain what I'll be doing, and how it can help them. I also let them know they are in complete control. I just provide the energy and make it available to them. Then, they can choose if they want to draw it into their body or not (they always do though✨). Usually, animals want the energy the entire session, but sometimes they take a little break (like an intermission) and will let me know by standing up, walking away, drinking water, or distracting themselves with something else, and then they'll come back to continue on.

I never force the energy on animals. I like to give them plenty of space initially and sit at a distance. Many will come over to me, but some like to receive it from across the room. Direct contact is not necessary.

Energy Healing is usually very calming, soothing, and relaxes animals - Most of them fall asleep. Always make sure they have plenty of water because they might get thirsty, as their bodies assimilate the energy, rebalance and recalibrate.

Remote

The majority of sessions I do for animals is from a distance. I mix multiple techniques together (not just Reiki), which is easier to facilitate from afar. If I did everything in-person, fur babies would probably think I was trying to play with them or be confused. I also need to work on the front and back of their bodies alternately throughout the session - so it wouldn't be feasible to turn them over, back and forth, all the time.

I just need a photo where I can see their eyes, their name, location (city/state), and their situation/what to focus on. A web-meeting/Zoom/FaceTime is NOT necessary, but I can set up a video call, if you'd like. The human parent doesn't need to do anything. You can be present and observe, but don't distract your baby. We would pick a day/time when they can just rest and relax. It's ok if they're asleep - they'll still receive the energy. Energy Work usually induces sleep because our bodies heal fastest when we're sleeping. Flushing toxins and negative energy out of the body can make animals and people tired too.

Before any session, I communicate with animals telepathically to introduce myself, let them know what I'll be doing, and how energy work can help them. It's important that animals understand *they* are in total control, and they have all the power. It's up to them, if they want to take the energy into their body or not. They have a choice, and it's their decision. Animals always want it, though! And they can receive/stop/pause/resume receiving the energy whenever they want during sessions.

It's also important for us to know if energy work is helping them. So, I tell fur babies to communicate with you/their parents and let you know if they liked the energy healing and feel better, or not. We need to know. So if they liked it and feel better, I ask them to show and tell you - by being more affectionate, cuddly, playful, energetic, talkative, and have a good appetite and drink plenty of water. If they didn't like it or it's not helping, I tell them to isolate themselves, be distant, and don't interact with you.

Sometimes I receive messages from animals, but I'm not a professional Animal Communicator - so it doesn't happen every single time. I'm convinced they can hear and understand me, though! So, if there's anything you want me to tell them, I can reiterate/relay messages to them on your behalf 😊 This has helped clear the air and resolve many misunderstandings and issues for clients and their pets in the past!