Animal Reiki

08/05/2026

❤️ What a beautiful life.

17/03/2026

It’s been a very long time since I have posted one of the animals I have been lucky enough to connect with via Reiki/communication. Here is the lovely Magic 🐴💜.
Thank you to his person for letting me post his Bonny wee face 😊

17/03/2026

May today bring you peace, prosperity, and a little bit of magic!

01/03/2026

Happy 10th Birthday Anca 🥳

She celebrated yesterday with brunch, she’s a big foodie, and lots of birthday treats! Thank you Wendy for coming along, I have you to thank for my wee Anky Panky 🐾😍
Her other pastime is cuddling up which we are doing a lot of today 💜💜😀

14/02/2026

Happy Valentines Day 💜

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05/02/2026

🐾 World Animal Reiki Day – 5th February 🐾

Today we join practitioners and animal lovers around the world in honouring World Animal Reiki Day. This special day is dedicated to raising awareness of the gentle, supportive nature of Reiki for animals and recognising animals as powerful spiritual teachers in our lives.

From beloved pets to animals in shelters, sanctuaries and the wild, Reiki offers a calm, respectful way to support wellbeing, connection and trust. On this day, we celebrate all those who share Reiki with animals - and the wisdom, presence and unconditional love animals share with us in return.

With gratitude for all animals and those who care for them 💚

Did you know UK Reiki Federation Animal Reiki Practitioner and Animal Reiki Master Teacher membership is now available? Find out more here: https://www.reikifed.co.uk/more-about-animal-reiki/

03/02/2026

🦅 It isn’t just seabirds that are suffering during these prolonged spells of bad weather, as shown here by this rather soggy buzzard.

This bird was found grounded by a member of the public in Cruden Bay this morning. On admission, no obvious injuries were identified, so we suspect he became waterlogged, leaving him unable to take off.

Encouragingly, he is in remarkably good body condition, suggesting he had been coping well in his territory prior to today’s event. During winter, much of a buzzard’s diet consists of worms and carrion, both of which remain available despite wind and rain.

With some rest and time to dry out, we are hopeful this will be a straightforward case and that he will soon be able to return to the wild where he belongs.

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01/02/2026

Hello February!

Ducks are enjoying this wet weather but spare a thought for animals standing in the fields with no choice or shelter from it 🌧️💧🌧️💧

18/01/2026

15/01/2026

Reiki is calming for dogs. They need to be able to relax too ☺️

CULTIVATING CALMNESS
We teach our dogs all sorts of things, but maybe don’t realize that teaching “calm” is an important behaviour that has so many positive applications for both us and our dogs.

Calmness is the foundation that allows dogs to think, problem solve, cope and become more resilient to the world around them.

A dog that can settle, regulate their emotions and recover from excitement or stress is far better equipped to handle everyday challenges such as unexpected events, new environments, other dogs, visitors etc.

Calm behaviour supports emotional resilience, reduces anxiety, and lowers the risk of stress-related reactive or unwanted behaviour. It also supports physical health, as chronic arousal can contribute to a lowered immune system, gut or digestive issues and suppressed recovery.

When dogs are taught how to switch off, rest, and feel safe, the nervous system can function at its best.

Some ways to teach calmness:
Settle on a mat or in another place and capturing and rewarding calm behaviour –
The Calm Settle - for dogs and puppies – by Emily Larlham -Kikopup
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yr1olzgidMw

Scenting, sniffing and foraging are very effective and simple way to promote relaxation. These activities lower the pulse rate and create feelings of wellbeing.

Chewing is another powerful relaxation tool. Dogs use chewing to relieve stress, frustration or anxiety. Chewing has a calming effect on the adrenal-pituitary axis in the brain which triggers the release of endorphins. It’s like self-medication for stress or anxiety.

Relaxing music that is specifically made for dogs can also work well, especially with dogs that get over excited in a car or have storm or firework fear.

When playing an exciting, high-energy game with your dog, take frequent breaks before starting up again to help your dog wind down and become calmer.

Aromatherapy, ear or other types of massage are other ways to help create calmness.
TTouch massage - A gentle way to calm & connect from HeartDog https://www.heartdogtrainers.com/blog/ttouch-for-dogs
Aromatherapy for dogs
By Jackie Gowland - BSc. Animal Science & Advanced Canine Nutritionist
https://bit.ly/3NKM7qQ

Cortisol holidays are also really important after a stressful event to prevent trigger stacking and allow cortisol levels to return to normal.

Calm is not something we can force our dogs to be, but it’s an invaluable life skill that needs to be taught, practiced and reinforced on a regular basis.

03/01/2026

Lean into the softness of this Full Moon in Cancer 🌕♋️

Give yourself Reiki and let yourself feel it all:
🕯️ Make space to cry, journal, or sit quietly with your emotions
🌊 Imagine the moonlight rinsing away old fears + self-doubt
🏡 Nurture your inner child with comfort, rest, and gentle words
🔮 Set intentions for emotional safety, intuition, and deeper self‑trust

You don’t have to “be strong” tonight. You just have to be honest.
Let this moon light up what needs healing, and choose to love yourself there. ✨

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