Animal Energy Healing for pets and horses

Animals often respond quickly and naturally to Reiki and energy healing. These gentle sessions can support emotional wellbeing, behaviour, stress relief, and physical recovery for pets and horses—either in person or via distance healing, so your animal can relax in the comfort of home.
Animals are naturally receptive to all forms of energy healing. These gentle sessions can support calm, recovery, behaviour, and emotional wellbeing for pets and horses.
Because energy healing works holistically, it can be helpful for physical discomfort, stress, anxiety, trauma, and age-related changes—always as a complementary support alongside veterinary care when needed.
Common Reasons Animals Benefit from Energy healing
- Stress or anxiety (changes at home, travel, new routines)
- Behaviour changes (restlessness, withdrawal, reactivity)
- Recovery support after injury, surgery, or illness
- Emotional healing after trauma, fear, or grief
- Support for senior animals and ongoing comfort care
Animals often show us they need extra support through their behaviour, energy, and physical wellbeing. Reiki can help bring them back into balance so they can settle and feel more comfortable.
Distance Energy healing for Animals (Remote Sessions)
Distance Energy healing is ideal when location, transport, or stress makes in-person sessions difficult. Your animal can relax at home in their own environment, with no unfamiliar distractions.
Remote sessions are especially helpful for timid, sensitive, reactive, or aggressive animals, and for horses where travel isn’t practical. Reiki can be offered hands-on or at a distance—both are gentle and effective.
What You May Notice After a Session
You may notice your animal more settled, relaxed, or comfortable. Some animals sleep deeply, become calmer around triggers, or show brighter energy and engagement. With horses, you may notice softening through the body, easier movement, and more willingness under saddle.
What Animal Energy Healing Can Support
- Emotional Healing
- Healing after injury, surgery or accident
- Healing for sickness or ill health
- Chronic and acute pain
- Stress
- Age related problems
- General Health maintenance
- Behavioral problems, new and existing
Here are some of the concerns I commonly support with Reiki and energy healing:
Examples include Cushing’s disease, laminitis and hoof abscessing, stress and behaviour concerns, head shaking, back/head/skeletal alignment concerns, joint discomfort, staggers, TMJ and atlas balancing, digestive issues, recurring health patterns, kidney/organ support, and physical or emotional trauma and recovery.
Book an Animal Healing Session
For horses please book here
For all other domestic and non domestic animals, please book here
Flower and plant vibrational remedies can also work alone, or be added to your energy healing session. Refer Flower and Plant remedies for more information
Please explore my client comments on the Testimonials page, and contact me to book a session or ask any questions.
FAQs
Is Energy healing safe for animals? Yes—Energy healing is gentle, non-invasive, and can be offered in a way that respects your animal’s comfort and consent.
Does distance Energy healing work? Yes—distance sessions are widely used and can be just as effective as in-person sessions, especially when your animal relaxes at home.
Will Energy healing/Reiki replace veterinary care? No—Energy healing supports wellbeing and recovery, and works best alongside appropriate veterinary care.
Please note: Energy healing and Reiki are complementary and are not a substitute for veterinary diagnosis or treatment. Please continue any prescribed medication or care plan and consult your vet with any concerns.
So please explore these pages, and check out some of my clients comments of my work for them in my Testimonial page, and contact me if you have any questions or interests
"Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's soul remains unawakened.” Anatole
Please note – Energy Healing should not replace your current Medication. or Treatment(s) Please consult your Vet Practitioner if you should have any concerns
