Energy healingfor Pets
Melita Mesaric
Therapies and Approaches
Energy healing for Animals
Dog Massage
Massage combining acupressure and relaxing massage to release tension, stiffness, and pain
Homeopathy for Animals
Well-known principles that influence the totality of symptoms through natural supplements
Nutrition Therapy
Principles from traditional Chinese medicine and recipes for preparing homemade food for various ailments
How does the therapy look?
Horses
Laminitis, colds, colic, joint and hoof problems, muscle pain, strains, and arthritis. The animal struggles with usual activities, becomes nervous, so-called “silent pain,” or seemingly minimal changes in behavior
Dogs
Allergies and autoimmune diseases, liver and digestive system disorders, skin conditions, arthritis, and so-called “silent pain,” when we’re not sure exactly what’s hurting the animal, but we can tell from body posture and facial expression that something is wrong.
Cats
Kidney issues, liver problems, digestion, allergies, the animal won’t eat, hides, inability to make contact with the cat, doesn’t want to be touched, and becomes nervous. Excessive grooming, throwing up,
Small Animals
Guinea pigs, rabbits, birds, fish. Problems where you notice the animal isn’t eating, is losing weight, is lethargic
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Energy Healing for AnimalsWhat does a therapy session look like?
Through an energy healing therapy session, we boost the body’s vital energy, or its immune system, which naturally helps fight imbalances or illness much more effectively. Through the experience of an energy healing session, you can experience the energetic connection we all share, especially between you and your pet. Read the experiences of other pet parents:
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Addison’s Disease in Dogs
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Feline Hyperthyroidism
Feline Hyperthyroidism – an overactive thyroid – a fairly common condition that requires ongoing monitoring and management.
Late stages of the disease can result in additional symptoms, as accelerated metabolism causes ‘wear and tear’ and further disorders. Diagnosis involves checking T3 and T4 hormone levels in the blood, sometimes free T4, and ultrasound.
Cushing’s Disease in Dogs
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Dementia in Dogs – How to Help Them?
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Dog Knee Surgery
Your dog has been limping for a while and you've received a diagnosis of a ruptured anterior cruciate ligament in the knee? Here's everything you need to know First of all, this is a common injury and many veterinarians regularly perform these surgeries, so you can...
