Heather Holistics

Heather Holistics

Animal
Healing

Reiki is a gentle but highly effective, non-invasive treatment suitable for all ages, types and breed of animal.

The animal does not have to be confined or restrained to be treated so Reiki is ideal for those animals who are timid or too afraid for hands-on contact as they can be treated as effectively from a distance.

Reiki helps to heal on a physical, mental and emotional level allowing your pet to be relaxed, calm and healthy.

I have also attended a specific Animal Reiki course run by a qualified Veterinary Surgeon and Traditional Usui Reiki Master.

Crystal Healing for Animals
I may also use relevant crystals to optimise the healing process. Animals appear to respond to the vibrational energy of Reiki and Crystals much better than we do and the two treatments combined provide a powerful yet gentle treatment.

After a healing session, I may decide to make an elixir for you to administer to your pet in-between sessions. An elixir is water that has been infused with a crystal or crystals and then the crystal has been removed. This is then diluted and preserved - usually with brandy. The ingredients therefore are typically brandy and water; so gentle and safe to use.

When treating animals, it is usually best to conduct the healing session in surroundings that they know and feel comfortable within, therefore I am available to come to you or I can use 'distance healing'. Please contact me for further details.

All animals are treated under veterinary supervision

The Veterinary Surgery Act of 1966 prohibits anyone other than a qualified veterinary surgeon from treating animals, including diagnosis of ailments and giving of advice on such diagnosis.
However the healing of animals by contact healing, by the laying on of hands or distant healing is legal. However the Protection of Animals Act 1911 requires that if an animal clearly
needs treatment from a veterinary surgeon the owner must obtain this. To give emergency First Aid to animals for the purpose of saving life or relieving pain is permissible under the
Veterinary Surgeons Act 1966 Schedule 3.