All about Animal Essences

by Catherine Wilson

Animal Essences are a great way to settle a range of emotional or behavioural issues in your pets and farm animals. I have had a lot success using essences with a range of animals such as cats, dogs, goats, horses and cows. They can extend to smaller furrier animals or other animals you may live with.

Animal essences are crafted with Flower Essences. Different flower combinations are used in animal essences compared to human essences and usually range from 3-6 flowers. Some essences address: Stress, Territorial, Aggressive, Trauma, Fear, moving house and many more.  Dosage: 4 drops into the top nape of the neck 3-4 times a day.  If you are busy at work you can dose your animal with the essence first thing in the morning.  Then dose before you leave for work, then dose when you return from work.

MISHI THE STRAY CAT

Mishi is a 17 year old cat that had been sadly abandoned when she was a small kitten. Mishi was found on the side of the road with no mother to care for her and very tiny. It was likely she wasn’t weaned off the mothers milk. She was adopted and happily lived with a loving family for 16 years.

Recently Mishi moved in with one of the family members after they moved into Melbourne CBD. Despite all the love and attention from family Mishi has always been a nervous, tense cat and has struggled to settle into her new home.

BEHAVIOURS

Mishi was toileting in the corner of the living room and trying to run out the door (she tended to wander around and not return). She was generally quite territorial, nervous and up tight. In September this year Mishi took her first doses of animal essence to remove the tension, trauma (abandonment) and fear trapped in her little body.

Mishi as a small kitten, then when she moved to her new home. Mishi became more open, relaxed and is not accidently toileting any more in the house after 3 weeks of taking the essences.

She has attained a more approachable behaviour and has settled in with the new housemates and her previous family member. Mishi is loved by all.

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