You care for them, but who cares for you? When our pets are ill and require long term care, I don’t know if any of us are quite prepared for what may lie ahead. I do know that it can be a hard road to travel, full of worry and emotional turmoil. Whilst people… Continue Reading
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3 tips to help you develop your animal communication skills.
Is animal communication something you’d love to try? The idea of being able to ‘talk’ to our animal friends is really enticing isn’t it? The good news is that it’s really quite simple and easy, if we’re willing to have an open mind, an open heart and a sense of curiosity. A few weeks ago… Continue Reading
Andie’s story, how EFT tapping helped her cope with the decline and loss of her poodle Billy.
Meet Andie and Billy. Andie is the lady in the photo and Billy is the poodle. Today I want to share Andie’s story about how she has used EFT tapping when Billy’s life was ending and afterwards. I first met Andie (online, we haven’t had the pleasure of meeting in person yet) last summer when… Continue Reading
5 tips for keeping your pets safe and happy this Christmas.
Today I’d like to share a few seasonal tips with you before winding down for the holidays. The image above is Baby ‘helping’ me do the Christmas decorating last year, she had a blast knocking everything down as quickly as I put it up. So, before I sign off to go and finish this year’s… Continue Reading
How to use visualization to communicate better with your pets.
Our pets are excellent communicators. I’ve always admired how our pets are able to communicate with us with such ease. They don’t need words to tell us when they’re hungry, when they need to go out, or when it’s time for cuddles. They know when it’s dinner time, they usually know when their favourite person… Continue Reading
When you’re overcome with sadness after the loss of a pet, read this.
Gone but not forgotten. This is a picture of my Elvie cat, just after he arrived as a kitten on the doorstep (funny how that happens to me) in 2008. My heart just melts whenever I see that photo, it’s hard to remember him ever being that tiny. If you’ve been following my posts you’ll… Continue Reading
Did you know that your pet can self medicate? (Introducing Zoopharmacognosy)
This week I’m delighted to share a post on the topic of Zoopharmacognosy by the fabulous Rachel Windsor-Knott. I’ve been fascinated with this modality since I heard Rachel speak about it at the Animal Energy World Conference last year. Here’s what she to say about it. Zoopharma What? Yes, that’s the usual response when I… Continue Reading
If your pet’s issues are too much for you, reach out!
The theme of reaching out for help isn’t new for me, I mention it a lot, but this time I’m speaking from very recent experience. Sometimes things don’t go how you want them to. If you remember in my last post, I’d just been introducing our new rescue cat Caspian to the other cats and… Continue Reading
How can you best help your ageing pets?
It just dawned on me that my Sally dog and Leo cat are the first elderly pets I’ve had to look after in my adult life. Sally is what many call ‘a good age’ at 17-18 years young and Leo is a mere 14 years old, but still showing signs of ageing. I’ve always called… Continue Reading
Introducing a new pet to your life and home.
As of last Sunday we have a new addition to our household, a lovely tabby rescue cat called Caspian (you can see him in this week’s video). Today I’m sharing some tips from my journey in choosing my new friend and integrating him into my household. Only you know when the time is right. I… Continue Reading