animal reiki — Animal Reiki

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reiki healing near me — Massage

We know massage is good for us humans. So, what about for canines?

Animal Holistic Wellness

Reiki is a Japanese spiritual practice based on meditation that also has therapeutic applications. The goal of Reiki self-practice is to live a happier, healthier life. Daily Reiki practice also increases the ability to support others with peace and compassion, even in the cases of serious health issues or difficult situations. Along with aligning and balancing energy, Canine Bodywork, Acupressure and Animal Aromatherapy can be integrated to support one’s wellness journey.

Animal Energy

Animals are in tune with energy and sensitive to their surroundings. That is why they comfort you when you are sad and are able to do so without words. Animals also take in so much, co-existing in this human-centred, complicated world. We expect a lot from them, sometimes denying their instinct or who they really are. Part of animal reiki is to respect their soul and to give back as we balance the energy flow for their well-being.

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I would love to share my knowledge and findings with the community as I continually study animals. Finding reliable resources is important as there is so much information out there! My blog has been cultivated with some of my favourite people to ask questions and get information on animal wellness.

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Many things seem like “common sense” when it comes to keeping yourself and your dog cool during the summer. But dogs are very different in the way they manage hot weather as they do not sweat to cool down as we do. Let’s talk about the tips from the experts and my experience in keeping the dogs safe from heatstroke!

TICKS… prevention beyond medication

TICKS. Everyone is talking about TICKS.

Does it seem like there are more of them this year?

YES! Ticks are everywhere, even the dogs who only go on sidewalk walks are getting ticks. The monthly tick/flea medication is great and only works if ticks bite your fur baby but it does not deter them from coming onto their fur and into our homes, sofa and bed! Oh yuk! It is safe to say that we should do everything we can to protect our dogs from these awful pests.

Benefits of Canine/Pet Massage

Let’s talk about the benefits of massaging your dog. We think of massage as a form of relaxation but there is so much more! For dogs, canine massage has similar benefits. It can be used at home for relaxation and stress relief, to help dogs with anxiety or nervous disorders, to provide relief for arthritis, and to aid in the healing of muscles, joints and bones.

DIY Paw Sanitizer with essential oil every pet owner needs

DIY Paw Sanitizer with essential oil every pet owner needs!

I know many sanitizers use alcohol for the DIY recipe and it is super effective in getting rid of germs. But having a son who has sensitive skin, I opt out for Witch Hazel (without alcohol) as alcohol dries out the skin quicker. Adding aloe vera juice and vitamin E oil keeps our hands nice and moist as well!

Is Reiki Right for Your and your Pet?

Hands-On Reiki for animals does not necessarily mean laying on of the hands, but it does mean being in the presence of the animal. Some animals don’t like to be touched or have people they don’t know invade their personal space. Reiki can be beamed to the animal, the animal can enter into the Reiki Space the practitioner has made available and at some point, the animal may show the area that they would like the practitioner’s hands to be placed upon.

Things to do with your dog when it’s -30° outside

Well, it’s really any scenario... whether be 40 ° outside, pouring rain or in lockdown. These are just a few ideas you can try indoors with your pets.

Interview with Toronto Japanese Association of Commerce and Industry

Interview with Toronto Japanese Association of Commerce and Industry. Yuka Koreeda is based in Oakville, near the western end of the Toronto metropolitan area, as an "animal healing therapist" that has begun to attract attention in Canada in recent years. This time, we asked about interesting stories such as how to heal pets and what kind of customers there are. (Interviewer: Ayumi Mito)