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Sometimes the most useful thing we can offer an animal is quiet.
These sessions combine calm companionship with Reiki as a complementary wellness practice. There is no expectation that an animal lie still, accept touch or participate in any particular way.
They can approach, move away, sleep, watch from across the room or decide they've had enough.
Reiki is complementary care and is not a substitute for veterinary care, diagnosis or treatment.
Sometimes the most useful thing we can offer an animal is quiet.
These sessions combine calm companionship with Reiki as a complementary wellness practice. There is no expectation that an animal lie still, accept touch or participate in any particular way.
They can approach, move away, sleep, watch from across the room or decide they've had enough.
Reiki is complementary care and is not a substitute for veterinary care, diagnosis or treatment.