Animal Healing

Energy healing for animals is my new thing this week. I had a session by the lovely FiFi to get some closure after losing our puppy Milo, and it was amazing.
She does energy healing for people and animals. She asked Milo a bunch of questions I had as we lost him so quickly from the spider bite, I needed to know he was ok. I wanted to write a post about this so I wouldn’t forget these messages.

Milo told us it wasn’t our fault, that’s just the nature of life with things coming and going. He is in a sacred space surrounded by angels, and has the energy of pure love. When she connected to him to do the healing for us Milo showed as jumping up and down with joy to be with us again.

Milo said he loved every minute of life with us all. He wants to remind us to keep connecting to our hearts, as that’s where the joy is found. Trust your instincts and inner guidance, as they are leading you to 💜

The healing session was so lovely, and then I had a tidal wave of grief leave me. Today it feels like a weight has been lifted, and I can now talk about Milo with 💜 and not tears. That’s progress in my healing as I’ve been a mess. It was so lovely to hear from Milo, that little puppy made such an impact on us in a short time, we will always remember his lessons.

Fifi has been a wonderful support for my horse who suffered a serious recurring infection. She connected with my horse telepathically and helped to restore her energy and connection with her self. After she worked through the deeper levels to clear the infection, she sent me a detailed message outlining the healing and then phoned me to talk through the steps. My horse has made a remarkable recovery to date.

“Lucy has had treatments for constipation, lethargic, swollen lymph nodes, fluid in back legs, stiffness in hips out of wack and flat in herself and eye infection. Lucy would like another session to continue the work she has been having. The vet rang today and her lymphatic system is all good with nothing nasty present (yeah ) and I told her that she is all good so we thought that we would not have to follow up on the thyroid stuff just yet thanks to your work. So if you could do more work on the thyroid area if needed to make sure that is all good that would be good. Lucy had 2 surgeries to remove lumps on her body. They were mast cells and kept coming back. Also has inflammation of spine and hips. After first treatment: Lucy is brighter in her eyes, moving more freely and huge difference in whole temperament Lucy is much better after her treatment on Friday thanks. Hopefully she’ll have less toxins/gunk in her when you do today’s session. After next treatment Lucy has a spring in her step and we have found no more lumps, a happy dog.

“Oscar came for healing after suffering two physical traumas: A punctured testicle after getting beaten up by the neighbour’s Great Dane which ended up with him being desexed . An operation for a bowel obstruction which left him fighting for Survival for a week. Both accidents happened within 12 months of each other and after them, Oscar didn’t have his usual joie de vivre. He seemed quiet and withdrawn and his eyes didn’t sparkle like they usually did. After 2 treatments, Oscar was much more like his usually bouncy self. His eyes were noticeably brighter, and he seemed more at one with the life when we went on our daily walks. We had a massive thunderstorm here a while back and I noticed that Oscar was a lot more relaxed about it. Usually he’s trying to crawl under the couch, my bed or anything to hide himself, and he didn’t do that at all which was great.” Oscar has had yet another trip to the vet this weekend. This time with some sort of poisoning. We think it may have been a sea hare which are very prevalent here on the beaches during summer. It is very late in the season for them and I’m always very careful about looking for them on the beach. Anyway – the symptoms are similar to strychnine poisoning, so the poor little fella while being bright enough in himself was suffering uncontrollable trembling and fitting (neuro-toxicity). The vet had him on an IV drip for a day or so, he had diazapan to calm the tremors and when he got agitated, she whacked a dose of barbituates into him as well. Even heavily sedated he was quite distressed and howled when I went to visit him. He is home now, but very slow and still a bit wobbly on his legs. The vet on call this morning said that the only potential long term effect could be liver damage. If you could please do another session with him, I’d be most grateful. The poor little bloke has been through the wars in the last 18 months but you have certainly helped him get over the worst of it. And I’m sure you can help him this time around as well. After treatment Oscars legs had stopped wobbling and he was more himself and had a sparkle in his eye and bouncy. There was a lot of toxins removed from his system and work done on healing his nervous system and releasing any trauma the body was holding. Oscar is doing very well – it was amazing how quickly he perked up after he came home and had those two sessions with you. His whole demeanour changed and he is once again a very happy, energetic dog. His god parents saw him after the first session you had with him and they remarked on how fit, healthy and at one with the universe he was. Not bad for a pooch who had a 50% chance of survival only four days prior! Your work is truly amazing … Now all we need to work on is how to keep him out of trouble and away from the vet!

The two main issues that Burleigh is dealing with at the moment are the arthritis in his front right leg and the high levels of anxiety that he experiences while on lead outside the home environment. This anxiety often progresses to aggression. These are our two target concerns. After his first treatment Burleigh has been quieter, responding better to training and lead work. Not barking and running at the door when he hears someone. The neighbours asked if he has been away as they hadn’t heard him barking at the mailman. The next treatment is to follow up on his issues. Result from second treatment are…. Things seem to be progressing well with Burleigh. He seems a lot calmer and is becoming more manageable on walks. Was in kennels for a few days and owners said he was very calm and behaved, no stress in new environment. Burleigh’s 3rd treatment.. Hi Fifi Things seem to be going really well with Burleigh. He seems a lot more calm and peaceful. On his walk he is still getting a little anxious but he seems to be coming out of his panicked state a lot quicker. They also seemed to have lessened in intensity which is making him a much nicer dog to walk. We would like you to do another treatment with Burleigh. Thanks heaps for your great work. After next treatment.. Big breakthrough, Burleigh made it to the front door and just sat there and wagged his tail when a friend visited. She got from the gate across the property to front door without Burleigh having any reaction. Also saw specialist for degenerative condition in right front leg for arthritis. His right leg hadn’t gotten any worse, so didn’t need Cartrophen injection. His spine and back legs a lot better. Told to keep doing whatever we had been doing Burleigh is also now instigating play with other family dog, he never did this. He would wait for the other dog to say let’s play.

Hi Fifi, Well you are a miracle worker as Burleigh has been like a different dog since Tuesday. He has wanted to play ball, hang out with the rest of the family and go for short walks. He does not seem depressed at all and is spending hardly any time in bed. We are really happy with the results. As promised here is a little bit of detail about the injury he sustained. In early July we were staying at a pet friendly house in Brisbane. Unfortunately, Burleigh was running around in the backyard and fell down a deep hole. We knew straight away he had sustained a serious injury because his right rear leg was just hanging .When we took him to the vet we were told that he had dislocated his hip. The hip joint was out of the socket by several centimetres. The vet then put him under and put the hip back into place. The vet did warn us that this procedure isn’t always successful and they were right. The hip came out the following day. So Burleigh went back to the vets and had the same procedure all over again to put the hip back in place. Unfortunately as we were leaving the vets, the hip came out a third time and it was decided that he should have surgery. Which he did the following week. In the operation, they cut the ball off the hip joint and placed it back in the socket and scar tissue forms around the hip joint and holds it in place. The vet said that most dogs that have this surgery are back to normal and running around within a month. Unfortunately, for Burleigh this has not been the case. Hence the reason he has been a sad little man until last Tuesday after your session with him. I look forward to having you work with him on Tuesday.

Wilbur,a much adored Corgi cross joined our family after being found abandoned in a national park. During the initial weeks of adjustment we would daily come home to a path of destruction, items removed from bookshelves or wardrobes chewed then littered through the house. Arriving home meant being met with a stressed and whimpering puppy, suffering separation anxiety rooted in his having been abandoned or lost by his previous owner.

We approached animal intervention with some skepticism but a nothing to lose attitude and have been astounded at the results. Fifi responded promptly to our enquiry and arranged a one hour distance intervention a few days following. Following his session Wilbur was much more relaxed, in our case we choose a second healing session at Fifi’s suggestion as she uncovered deep anxiety in him related to his earlier abandonment. We continue to be met at the door by Wilbur but now have a companion simply keen to play ball, go for a walk or cuddle on the sofa with Game of Thrones, and no longer is our bookshelf scattered and half chewed across the dining room floor.

Concurrently Fifi also ran healing sessions for each of our two more mature and dignified half main-coon cats. Chocolate &Caramel had also been abandoned as kittens and retain some mild anxiety issues. This was much acerbated when Wilbur moved in, with both our boys being distant, refusing to join us on the couch the way the previously had and in the case of Caramel, at one point running away from home leaving us anxious for his safety! Fifi connected with them each separately and was able to heal their anxiety and assure them they remained treasured part of our family. Since their sessions they have returned to old selves. No longer terrified of Wilbur they also join us on the couch for latest GOT installment.

Initially,we were apprehensive of the effectiveness of a less scientifically proven approach,however the result has been outstanding and brought much relief and harmony to our home. Our vet had suggested a pet psychologist at a much inflated cost that we doubt would have been able to achieve the same results.We have no hesitation in recommending.