Reiki 4 Better Health

Reiki is for animals

All animals have a mind, body and spirit. All animals have Ki (lifeforce) flowing through them just as people do.

Just like us, animals get stressed, injure themselves, and even have psychological issues. Reiki can help.

Reiki can be used to get your dog, cat or horse back to good health due to .

Animals are usually accepting of Reiki because they do not have belief systems or the psychological aspects that might prevent them from accepting the Energy. Reik will help with almost any situation.

• Reduces stress
• Heal sore muscles
• Help with behavioral issues
• Topical wounds
• And more

Please note that Reiki is complementary to veterinary medicine. Always seek veterinary attention in an emergency. Schedule a Reiki session afterwards. Reiki will speed up the healing process in any situation; such as post surgery.

Testimonial

One of the horses I work with took a hard spill in the pasture. When we brought him in to check him over, he was sore on the right side of his body.   Rhonda happened to be at the ranch and she offered to help. She quickly found a hot spot at the rear of his hindquarters and worked on that spot with Reiki. By looking at the horse, you could tell the gelding liked the Reiki. The next day the horse was fine.

 I have seen many horses have lesser falls and be sore for many days. With Reiki, there was definitely a different outcome.

Dale Rudin, Horse Trainer/Clinician, Maverick Horse & Cattle Co. Eagleville, TN

Testimonial

I had a hound dog with a lump in the side of his neck. I took him to the vet and he prescribed antibiotics for two weeks. I brought Spuddy back because their was no change.

I was given Rhonda's business card and decided to call her. She worked on Spuddy both hands-on and distance sessions. After three weeks, the lump in my dog's neck was gone.

Dan, Oklahoma

Testimonial

Shoji was my Akita. By the time I met Rhonda, Shoji was around ten years old. She had hip dysplasia. I tried everything from T Touch to chiropractic. Shoji hated to be touched. I found Rhonda's business card and called her. We met in a park. My dog layed down and Rhonda sat next to her. Shoji let Rhonda touch her, first of all and the session lasted 50 minutes. Though nothing will cure hip dysplasia, Shoji's attitude was better and she could take long walks, which she loved. Rhonda continued to work on Shoji through her remaining years.

Beth, CA