Distant Intuitive Reiki for Animals

Service Description

For pets, equines, wildlife, livestock, birds and insects A special reduced-cost service offering the same caring distant Reiki treatment for animal guardians who may otherwise find the regular cost of a session difficult to manage. Distant intuitive Reiki offers animals a gentle, non-invasive opportunity to relax and receive energy healing within the comfort and familiarity of their own surroundings. Sessions are intended to support relaxation, balance and general well-being and may be particularly welcomed during times of change or emotional difficulty, including anxiety, separation, loss and bereavement, or while an animal is recovering from illness, an operation or an accident alongside appropriate veterinary care. How distant sessions work Where possible, it can be helpful to choose a time when your animal would naturally be resting — perhaps after a walk, exercise or a meal. However, there is absolutely no requirement for them to remain still. Animals are free to sleep, wander around, eat, drink or change position during their session. This freedom is one of the advantages of distant Reiki: there is no unfamiliar practitioner in their space and no expectation for the animal to interact or remain in one place. During distant healing I am also able to work in a particularly quiet, meditative state. At times I may receive intuitive or psychic impressions relating to the animal, which I can share with you afterwards. These impressions are offered for your interest and consideration rather than as veterinary or behavioural diagnoses. A reduced-cost day This is the same distant intuitive Reiki service I ordinarily offer animals, made available at a special lower price on selected days for people living on a limited income. I want this service to provide a more accessible way for people to seek gentle complementary support for an animal they care for when the usual cost of a private session may be difficult to afford. Reiki is a complementary therapy and does not replace veterinary diagnosis, treatment or emergency care.