Animal Healing & General Pet Care Information

By Dr. Elizabeth Ann Diamond D.Ms M.MSc B.Msc BSc(Hons)Psych Adv.D.N.Med D.Iridol.

Check with your veterinary surgeon first before using if you have any doubts whatsoever

Bach Flower Remedies – Homeopathic remedies available in any good chemist or wholefood store. For humans, babies, animals and plants. Can be used alongside veterinary treatments in complete safety.

Rescue remedy – compilation of five remedies, good for shock, nervous tension, before exams, visits to the dentist, driving tests. Dr Edward Bach gave his practice up in 1930 to devote his time to finding these remedies, which work at the emotional levels, he died soon after completion, and his life’s work was done. There are 38 other individual remedies.

Biochemic Tissue Salts
Holland & Barrett keep the whole range of these homoeopathic remedies.

Essential oils – check that oil has not been pre-diluted with anything.
Lavender - can be used neat on burns. Good for fleas and parasites (very bad if you are a flea or parasite!). The odour is very calming. Makes your pet smell rather nice as well.

Use in a spray diluted with water or in carrier oil such as corn or sunflower and applied directly.

Tea Tree Oil – antiseptic, anti-viral, anti-fungal, anti-bacterial. DO NOT USE NEAT. Two drops in water or oil is sufficient.
100’s of other oils available for many purposes.

Aloe Vera gel for general cuts and wounds.
Excellent for burns but cool the affected area quickly in water first.

Hands on, colour & distant healing to correct the body’s energy systems.

Correct nutrition very important for each species. There are holistic pet food suppliers, who offer food which contains no artificial colours or harmful ingredients. Look at www.burns-pet-nutrition.co.uk Check the labels of tinned dog & cat food, you will probably be very shocked at some of the contents. Moisture is often 70-80% of the contents. Feed your cats and dogs on real fish and/or meat such as chicken, minced beef, roast meat etc.. Tins of sardines, pilchards, tuna, salmon etc will give your pet excellent protein. Vary your pets diet. Dogs love cooked vegetables and grain based mixes containing corn, peas etc are much preferable to the cocktails of ‘complete’ food that is widely available in the supermarkets.

Tellington Touch – Very gentle pressure, try of the pressure on your eyelid. One and a quarter circles. 6pm on clock face to 6pm and then round to 9pm.

Clouded leopard TTouch- finger pads. Enjoyable, relaxing, confidence building.

Bear TTouch – Fingernails in tiny circles as above. Itchy areas.
Raccoon TTouch – Finger tips in tiny circles. Injured, swollen, sensitive areas. Use on docked tails for phantom limb pain.

Ear TTouch – stroke from base to tip. Floppy ears, hold horizontally, do not pull. Calms and soothes.

UK Contacts Sarah Fisher 01761 471182 Dawn Mindall 01761 415073

Dr Feldenkrais – Awareness through non-habitual movements. Increase ability to learn by activating unused neural pathways. Intertwine your fingers and hands, notice which thumb is uppermost then swop over with the other thumb uppermost. This probably feels very strange but if you keep doing this new neural pathways will form Linda Tellington-Jones based the Tellington Touch on this technique after attending a Dr. Feldenkrais class in America, she now tours the world to pass on this knowledge. .

The Peto Institute in Hungary (I believe) created movement programs for brain damaged children to retrain their neural pathways when the original ones had been destroyed or malfunctioned. Remember the body will heal itself given any chance to do so.

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