My Animal Matters Ltd

My Animal Matters Ltd Animal communicator | zoopharmacognosy courses | pet parent coaching | dogmum ♥️
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Rachel Knott
Applied Zoopharmacognosy
Optimising the health and well-being of your animal
Supplier of high quality natural remedies for animals

We initially thought Chaga wasn’t in the mood for a botanicals session as she kept leaving the room. 😆But after chatting...
30/07/2024

We initially thought Chaga wasn’t in the mood for a botanicals session as she kept leaving the room. 😆

But after chatting with her mum, we learned that her routine was suddenly different due to school holidays.
Plus this was a new experience for her and she wasn’t sure what was happening.

So apart from understanding what botanicals she needed we learnt that she’s also super sensitive to changes and likes to be informed what changes are afoot.

She really responded to Rose Otto and then mum ‘accidentally’ dropped it on herself 😋. Love it when that happens!

Peppermint essential oil was also a favourite. And often is with dogs with a level of anxiety which manifests in their gut.

Following the session, mum sent us this photo of Chaga laying on the herb blanket with her head on the valerian root. 🥰

Every dog is unique and brings different learnings and insights for my students.

I have just 2 spaces left for this year if you’d like to take a deep dive into the world of botanical self healing.

It’s usually witching hour for Fabio. He is normally on alert, often shouting back at the dog next door.So we didn’t kno...
18/07/2024

It’s usually witching hour for Fabio. He is normally on alert, often shouting back at the dog next door.
So we didn’t know how he would respond during his first zoopharmacognosy session.

Even though he’d received his little sample kit and we’d set a time for us to work with Fabio, we made it clear to him he was leading. He could come and go as he pleased.
No expectation
No pressure
Just listening and observing.

He was a quick mover. Instead of offering them one at a time, his mum placed the bottles down and he pawed at the ones he wanted to smell and lick.

He had a little nibble of devil’s claw root and licked a tiny amount of spirulina and cornflower but his absolute fave was violet leaf!

He picked the bottle up gently so mum could open it for him. Then after a few licks, off he went and sploofed on his side and rested for the rest of the time while we chatted.

The online consultations are really popular now because it means you get to do the offering and be guided and learn and there isn’t a ‘stranger’ in the house which can affect the offerings.
If you’d like to explore this process or have any questions, just drop me a DM.
Or perhaps you’re interested in becoming a certified practitioner?
There are 2 spaces for this year on my 1-2-1 mentorship if you’d like to be able to off this wonderful therapy to other people and their dogs.

✋ Stop trying to FIX everything.🛑 stop trying to be the person that holds everything together.✋Stop bending and being pu...
04/07/2024

✋ Stop trying to FIX everything.
🛑 stop trying to be the person that holds everything together.
✋Stop bending and being pulled in loads of directions while juggling balls and trying to find answers.

You’ll burn out. You’ll make yourself sick(er) and your pets honestly want you to start looking after yourself as a priority.

One day I just broke. 💔

I was in the shower and couldn’t physically get out.
As getting out of the shower meant I’d have to start my day on the same merry-go-round I’d been on probably for my whole life.

😪I was exhausted, burnt out and had no more to give. I’d done my best with the knowledge and tools I had back then.

My dogs and cats each had their own health and behaviour challenges and inspite of all of my behaviour training, they persisted and got louder, worse, more extreme. 😔

The day I had that melt down, I now realise was the day I started to listen differently.
To myself and the feedback EVERYTHING in my eco-system, including my pets, were giving me. In fact, 📢loudly shouting at me!!

I stopped running away from myself and my emotions.

And I asked for help. 🙋‍♀️
I needed a person to guide me through how to create the life I truly wanted for myself and my pets.

👂Animal communication became a huge part of my life. The grief, shame and guilt I’d been carrying about the things I felt I’d ‘done wrong’ started to change. I learnt how to listen in a unique way.

A way that required no fake positivity. No control. No suppression.

When I talk to you pets, they want to help. They want you to start living in a way that’s more connected to your true slef.
Not one that was created by some fake ideology.
Your version.

They have beautiful awakening messages that can help put a different spin on things, come up with creative solutions and bring you closer.

Sometimes it’s funny. Sometimes it’s eye opening, sometimes comforting. And more.

Don’t do what I did and wait for your life to implode. 🥺
Your pets are waiting for your ear. They’re ready to share when you’re ready to listen.

Podcasts! Tell me about your favourite podcasts that are centred around our domesticated animal family, a holistic way o...
02/07/2024

Podcasts!

Tell me about your favourite podcasts that are centred around our domesticated animal family, a holistic way of living, are ‘different’ in some way, and that maybe challenge the mainstream rhetoric.

Or just something you find fun and enlightening that’s about pets, nature, animals.

Give me names! Links!
Comment below please. 👇😁

Do you have a cuddle monster, a bed hog, a sofa snuggler or does your dog like to see you but not physically touch?Or so...
28/06/2024

Do you have a cuddle monster, a bed hog, a sofa snuggler or does your dog like to see you but not physically touch?

Or something else?

Does this depend on the time of day, your mood, where you are?

How do you feel about it?

Let’s see the evidence 👇📷

🌞🐾 Is your dog a sun worshipper or a shade seeker? 🐾🌳 I've been fascinated watching Darcy navigate her own little privat...
25/06/2024

🌞🐾 Is your dog a sun worshipper or a shade seeker? 🐾🌳

I've been fascinated watching Darcy navigate her own little private Idaho lately. With the weather warming up, there are countless opinions and rules about dogs in the sun, but I believe it ultimately comes down to observing your own dog, getting to know them, and giving them choices.

It's so important to provide different spaces for your dog to be outside if they want to enjoy the fresh air.
Ensure they have access to shade, perhaps with some shrubs or bushes for them to lay under, a cool concrete spot, or even a hole they might dig to find cooler ground.
These options allow them to choose what they need to be comfortable.

I'm not a fan of micro-managing my dogs because I understand they have an innate intelligence and a desire to thrive.
They are connected to their bodies' innate wisdom, which has been passed down through generations
And they are deeply in tune with nature. Just think about those incredible stories of dogs that have gone missing and adapted quickly out of our control.

Dare I say it, Darcy knows better than I do what she needs, and I enjoy honouring and listening to that.

What about your dog?
What do they do in the garden?
Do they have choices?
How do they behave in the heat? 🐶🌿

Get to know your dog.
Who are they and what do they need as an individual?

🌿 Feeling Overwhelmed as a Pet Parent? Let’s Talk About Solutions 🌿Meet Darcy, my energetic English Pointer who’s always...
19/06/2024

🌿 Feeling Overwhelmed as a Pet Parent? Let’s Talk About Solutions 🌿

Meet Darcy, my energetic English Pointer who’s always on the go at just 2 years old! 🐾
Alongside managing my on-line botanicals shop, animal communication services, and Zoopharmacognosy offerings, I cherish my life with Darcy and my partner Becks, who is also self-employed.

But.......

Like many of you, I used to feel that as a "dog mum," it was my duty to handle EVERYTHING for Darcy, including all her walks.

I was feeling overwhelmed, thinking I wasn't fully meeting Darcy's needs, so I decided to connect with her telepathically and ask for her perspective.
What she shared with me was eye-opening. 🧘‍♀️🐶

Her insights helped me understand that having a dog walker wasn't 'a cop out'. In fact it was going to benefit both of us.

She helped me realise that not only is okay to outsource some things, just as I do in my business (the boring bits!), she also wants to have different friendship groups as she's a highly social being.

Having a dog walker means Darcy gets to enrich her life with new experiences, and I get the freedom to focus on my passions.

This realization got me thinking about what we often accept without question.
The idea of being a "dog mum" can come with certain expectations. But where do these attachments to what a 'good dog parent' come from? They're different for every one. Every relationship and dynamic is unique, nuanced and always deserves a fresh perspective.
And this is what our animals can offer. Fresh perspectives!

As an animal communicator, I love fostering discussions that help us open our minds. Instead of seeing things in a rigid black-and-white manner, we can start seeing our relationships with our pets in vibrant colour. 🌈

Right now, Darcy is having a fantastic time gallivanting through the woods with her favourite “other” person, enjoying new life-enriching experiences.

Meanwhile, I’m here engaging with you and sharing ideas, so we can all grow and learn together. 🌍💬

Animal communication has the power to transform our relationships with our pets. It can reduce stress, increase connection, and make our bonds stronger and more joyful. This is what I excel at—helping you move from seeing in black and white to seeing in colour. 🌟🗣️

👉 I’d love to hear from you!

Have you ever felt the pressure to do it all as a “dog parent”? How do you balance your responsibilities with giving your pet enriching experiences?

Let's discuss how animal communication can bring more understanding and joy into your lives. 🐶💬
You know where to find me when you want to explore FRESH perspectives with your pets.
Rachel x

17/06/2024

Nosework can be soooo beneficial.

When we’re happy and doing things we love, we’re also more relaxed and what previously might have been ‘triggers’ no longer are.
That sense of connection to purpose will be rippling out. Great stuff!

🐾  From Fear to Freedom: How Animal Communication Transformed Bridget 🐾 Meet Bridget, my lovely basset x who had always ...
14/06/2024

🐾 From Fear to Freedom: How Animal Communication Transformed Bridget 🐾

Meet Bridget, my lovely basset x who had always been sound as a pound when it came to loud noises.
But one year, things changed. Fireworks started to scare her stiff!
She went from calm to panicking, panting, pacing, and clawing at me, looking for comfort.
I tried everything - calming sprays, wrapping her up, playing soothing music, all the usual things that can often help.
Although they help her feel less stressed, this was only temporary, offering coping rather than healing. 🎇🐶

I was feeling pretty helpless both as a dog mum and a therapist!,
So I decided to try something different.
Instead of just trying to stop her reactions, I gave animal communication a go. (this was before I knew I could even 'do' it)

I sat down with Bridget, asked her how she felt, let her know I was listening. But I also got curious about what I was feeling that she might be picking up on and reflecting back to me.

Oh boy, did that hit hit me hard!!!
Her reactions to the fireworks brought to the surface my own buried emotions of guilt and grief from losing another dog, Sophie. 💭💔
Sophie died the year that Bridget became fearful of fireworks.

Once I listened to my own feelings, without pushing them away, something amazing happened.
Bridget started to relax around fireworks.
She could stroll around the garden, even with the neighbours setting them off.
The real change came when I honestly to Bridget and felt my own emotions too. 🌟🗣️

Bridget's journey showed me how animal communication can really help us see the hidden stuff that's going on with our pets and our relationships with them.

We often only see things from our own point of view.
Animal communication lifts the curtain, helping us learn more about our pets and ourselves, and heal together. 🕊️💖

This changed how I work with animals.
Now, I offer unique animal communication sessions that focus on building strong, honest, and fun relationships.
Bridget taught me the power of truly listening and understanding our pets, and I want to share that with you. 🐾❤️

Fancy bridging that communication gap with your pet?
Send me a DM, and let's start this journey together. 🌿🐾

*In memory of the lovely Bridget, aka Peanut*

🐾 Struggling with your pet's behaviour despite traditional training methods? 🐾Every week, I have clients approach me wit...
13/06/2024

🐾 Struggling with your pet's behaviour despite traditional training methods? 🐾

Every week, I have clients approach me with a shared sentiment - the feeling that something just isn't working.
Many of them come feeling exhausted and disheartened after attempting various training techniques without success.
They find themselves in a cycle of frustration and confusion, seeking answers as their furry companions' behaviour worsens or reverts back. 💔💭

Traditional training can hit a wall, leaving pet owners overwhelmed and questioning their ability to help their beloved animals.
They witness others with seemingly 'well-behaved' pets, intensifying feelings of inadequacy and guilt. 🐶💬

As an animal communicator, I offer a unique path to understanding your pet's needs.
By creating a space for open dialogue, we delve into your pet's perspective, uncovering insights, solutions, and a deep connection that traditional methods may not reach. 🌟🗣️

Through animal communication, clients experience a shift from frustration to clarity, from confusion to understanding.

Witnessing their pets' wisdom and solutions ignites a sense of relief and profound connection. It's a transformation that paves the way for a thriving relationship filled with joy and harmony. 🌈❤️

Ready to embark on a journey of true understanding and connection with your furry friend?
Book an animal communication session today and step into a world of insights and mutual comprehension. 🐾✨

She doesn’t put her emotions on a sliding scale of good vs bad. She doesn’t label her emotions as ‘positive’ or ‘negativ...
10/06/2024

She doesn’t put her emotions on a sliding scale of good vs bad.

She doesn’t label her emotions as ‘positive’ or ‘negative’ or ‘high’ versus ‘low vibration’
She doesn’t understand any of that.

What she does do is to keep it simple.

She feels emotion. She expresses. She changes.

Maybe because she doesn’t as we do, she doesn’t suppress them, control them or hate on them, she is able to live more freely, more effortlessly. With the unquestionable knowing that she is perfectly ‘playing her part’.

The cat that got the cream. Well, less cream, more catnip and valerian!What you can't see in this photo is that he's in ...
03/06/2024

The cat that got the cream.
Well, less cream, more catnip and valerian!

What you can't see in this photo is that he's in a room with dogs, 12 people (strangers to him)

This total legend of a cat came in on a harness and lead and he completely stole the show at my (and his!) first Zoopharmacognosy workshop!!

If you look closer, you can see he's put a hole in the catnip as he chose to ate some (often selected for digestive reasons), the marigold flowers have been explored and the valerian root (behind him) is still intact, but will potentially be having a grounding effect.

People ALWAYS remember the animals and the stories experiences they bring to the class.

Zoopharmacognosy isn't just about the self-medicative ability of animals, it's about the sense of connection it creates. Connection to the animals, the plants and other like-minded people.

Did you know that you don’t have to be a professional animal communicator like myself in order to communicate with your ...
02/06/2024

Did you know that you don’t have to be a professional animal communicator like myself in order to communicate with your own animals?

In fact you are ALWAYS communicating with them. And you will be getting feedback from them too, but perhaps you just haven’t recognised it as that. Yet……

Let me help you out with this possibility by offering a story from today.

As I lay in bed this morning, I found myself going round and round in circles thinking about the new home we might be moving to.

Thinking about how it will feel, what different experiences and opportunities it will create but also how will Darcy be.

My concern with her was that she is very good about being in her own space when we go out. She sits in the chair at the front watching the goings on. And when we return we see her little face resting on the arm of the chair ‘smiling’ (my interpretation 😁) as we pull onto the driveway.

The new house is more private. She won’t have a view out the front quite like here where she can watch. And I was wondering if this would be an issue.

Later in the day, after her walk, myself and my partner grabbed the car keys, put on our shoes ready to do a food shop.
Darcy’s normal is she will assume the chair by the 🪟 window.

Well she didn’t do that this time!!!

She took herself into the back bedroom, put herself on the bed which faces the back garden.
When we got back, she wasn’t poking her head out of the blinds looking out for us.

This has never happened before.
Something changed.

This is the perfect example, of how when we spend time in our imagination and in our bodies feeling into different emotions and ideas and possibilities, our animals are always feeling that communication.

Even if it’s not consciously directed at them.

Then when we develop the awareness, we can witness their feedback.

This is what I love helping people with. To recognise that animal communication is happening whether it’s conscious or not.

If you’d like my support and guidance in helping you intentionally fine tune these tools you are welcome to dm me.

*photo of Darcy respectfully watching the bees*

30/05/2024

Don’t judge an oil by its initial aroma!

I’ve honestly never been a fan of valerian root. It smells like off sweaty socks to me.

But I also know that it’s such an important herb for helping with relaxation.
Relaxation of the mind and of the physical body.
Popular with dogs, cats and horses.

So, rather than going with my initial reaction of ‘yuk’ I offered the dried herb to Darcy just to explore her response.

She went from sitting in her bed, to laying down, little nose twitches and then her eyes went really droopy.

While I observed her I also paid attention to myself.
How I felt being around the dried root. And after the initial whiff of ‘oof’ I started to notice my body soften. It was like a someone had just placed me in a bath filled with soft bubbles. I felt a little lighter without feeling tired or ‘drugged’.

What a pleasant surprise that was.

I feel this is what can happen when we’re offering essential oils to animals. The aroma can hit hard if we don’t go slowly with them and they might recoil to an aroma but actually enjoy the energy of it.

So next time you notice yourself dismissing something as your immediate response is ”nope don’t like it”, just stay a little longer with it and really notice if that changes.

Valerian dried root herb.
See link in comments below for more information 👇

Even her shadow is beautiful
27/05/2024

Even her shadow is beautiful

Cats are a fascinating species to work with when it comes to offering botanicals, especially aromatics.You have to be su...
23/05/2024

Cats are a fascinating species to work with when it comes to offering botanicals, especially aromatics.

You have to be super sensitive to energy and observing the whispers. Offering the ‘wrong’ aromatic to a sensitive feline can mean you have to strip it right back before they’ll decide to explore anything you have to offer.

The first tip I’d offer is to let your cat know what you’re going to be doing. Don’t just turn up with lots of different scents and see what happens.
Whether you share out loud, or in your head, don’t underestimate their ability to receive what you’re saying.

And let them know that THEY decide.
Nothing will be imposed on them and they can walk away when ever they choose.

You don’t need to worry about offending them as they’ll be quick to put you right 😉

It’s never just about body language.It’s also what we’re all feeling.Today I watched how Darcy went from laying down wai...
05/05/2024

It’s never just about body language.
It’s also what we’re all feeling.

Today I watched how Darcy went from laying down waiting for the dog ahead to reach us, to gently moving forwards and doing some lovely curves and play bows.

What changed?
I asked the approaching gentleman how his dog felt about other dogs. He replied “oh he loves dogs”.

As soon as he said this Darcy got up and gently approached his dog and they had a beautiful playful exchange and then she moved on.

What really landed for me was how my energy will have changed as soon as the gentleman spoke those words.

So when Darcy lays down and ‘plants’ I’m really curious to notice what I’m feeling when a dog we don’t know is coming towards us.
She’s constantly giving me feedback about my inner state which helps us both as well as our relationship.

I Love helping people develop a deeper connection with their animals. One based on mutual listening and empathy.

I have a couple of animal communication slots available this week if you’d like to work with me.

Dm me and let’s chat

Sometimes my dog does things I don't like.So what? Well, notice I said she does things I don't like. Rather than saying ...
27/04/2024

Sometimes my dog does things I don't like.

So what?
Well, notice I said she does things I don't like. Rather than saying she does something bad or wrong.

In the last 8 years, since working with my coach, and diving into the world of animal communication, I'm now always in that place of self-reflection when my dog does something I don't like.

Ha I say always. It might not be in the moment of 'the thing', the event, as I could be in coping mode.
But afterwards, I'm spending time in that self-reflective space.

Sure, I'm listening to her and 'doing all the things' on that side. But I'm also 'doing the work' on my side.

What do I mean by this?
Let me give you an example.

Sometimes, Darcy will plant. Namely she will lay down and wait until a dog arrives. (her fave thing)

If she's off lead, she does the same and waits for them to get to her and then runs to get them to chase her. But if she's on the lead, I have to wait with her. There's no exit strategy at this point as she's down and staying where she wants to be.

What do I feel when that happens? The words are 'oh for goodness sake'. Resignation. 'harumph'. Then I feel I have to 'explain away' why she does it to the oncoming person.

She's just being Darcy, doing her dog thing in the environment, the situation, in that moment. She's not doing anything 'wrong' in her mind. But it creates a reaction within me.

The thing is, if it wasn't Darcy planting, it might be a car stopped in front of me when I'm trying to get somewhere. Or my PC going slowly. Or something else.

It's not the event, the 'story' that matters so much. It's what that event triggered within me. The emotion.
That's feedback for me on what I'm honestly feeling. And maybe that feeling is there 24/7 and it takes certain situations for it to surface. Because as humans we've spend our whole life learning how to pretend, blame, control, deny, suppress our emotions.

So how do I be with this?

I listen. I don't bypass it.
I don't control it. I listen. I also don't analyse it.
I play the scenario out and then I put ALL of my attention into my body and notice where she's talking to me.
I'm watching my imagination. I'm listening. I'm not controlling any of it. I'm also not meditating. I'm not seeking answers or insights. Nor am I trying to positive think my way out of it.
I'm in the PURE listening, observational space.

It's no different from when our dog expresses an emotion. If our immediate response is suppression, guess what, it's gonna come out another way. And probably louder!

So this is what is happening for us 24/7. But we need to start listening in a blame free way.

So next time your dog does something you don't like. Either in that moment, or later in the day, feel the emotion it created in you in your body. Which parts of your body is speaking up? You don't need to get answers to any of it.
Just listen. It's a skill. And one that needs a lot of practice. But just like any new skill, the more we do it, the easier it gets.

Who is up for something a little different?Who loves their dog BEYOND and wants the best for them?Who is curious about t...
24/04/2024

Who is up for something a little different?
Who loves their dog BEYOND and wants the best for them?
Who is curious about the plant kingdom and how tapped in our dogs are to what it is they need?

Then WE NEED YOU!

I’d like to create a pool of canine volunteers for the lovely students who are taking the Botanical Self-Healing Practitioner mentorship with me.

If you’d like to know more, read on..... :-)

- You have a dog (if that’s not stating the obvious)

- Your skill level is irrelevant. You can be completely new or already immersed in the world of botanicals. We will be guiding the process so you just need to be open and curious to learn

- There doesn’t have to be an ‘issue’ as such as this process isn’t about ‘fixing’ anything, it’s about empowering the dog with the opportunity to benefit from the medicinal properties of plants. And then our role is to notice what is different within them, your relationship, their behaviour and their physical being.

- You have access to zoom and are happy for the session to be recorded and uploaded onto my teaching platform for future students to watch and learn from.

-You don’t need to have any oils or herbs at home as we will send you a basic sample kit based on the information you send us. *There will be a fee of £15 to cover postage and sample botanical costs*

- Age doesn’t matter. We support dogs from pups the end of life stages. All are welcome.

If you’d like to take part, please send me a DM with basic information about your dog (s) and why you’d like to get involved. I will then need to discuss your availability and ask you to fill out a pre-session questionnaire.

Many thanks for your time,

Rachel
My Animal Matters

Who is up for something a little different?Who loves their dog BEYOND and wants the best for them?Who is curious about t...
24/04/2024

Who is up for something a little different?
Who loves their dog BEYOND and wants the best for them?
Who is curious about the plant kingdom and how tapped in our dogs are to what it is they need?

Then WE NEED YOU!

I'd like to create a pool of canine volunteers for the lovely students who are taking the Botanical Self-Healing Practitioner mentorship with me.

If you'd like to know more, read on..... :-)

- You have a dog (if that's not stating the obvious)

- Your skill level is irrelevant. You can be completely new or already immersed in the world of botanicals. We will be guiding the process so you just need to be open and curious to learn

- There doesn't have to be an 'issue' as such as this process isn't about 'fixing' anything, it's about empowering the dog with the opportunity to benefit from the medicinal properties of plants. And then our role is to notice what is different within them, your relationship, their behaviour and their physical being.

- You have access to zoom and are happy for the session to be recorded and uploaded onto my teaching platform for future students to watch and learn from.

-You don't need to have any oils or herbs at home as we will send you a basic sample kit based on the information you send us. *There will be a fee of £15 to cover postage and sample botanical costs*

- Age doesn't matter. We support dogs from pups the end of life stages. All are welcome.

If you'd like to take part, please send me a DM with basic information about your dog (s) and why you'd like to get involved. I will then need to discuss your availability and ask you to fill out a pre-session questionnaire.

Many thanks for your time,

Rachel
My Animal Matters

22/04/2024

When it comes to helping other people learn about Zoopharmacognosy, I used to really beat myself up that I couldn't remember the properties of all of the aromatics. Or that when someone would ask me a question during a session, the words wouldn't flow.

And I see this with my students time and time again.

I now understand that none of us are 'doing it wrong'. It's not from a lack of knowledge.
It's simply that the healing, listening process requires you to be in that empathetic feminine energy, where you're FEELING the dog, the energy, the process.

When someone asks a question, that's then requiring an 'intellectual' response. Namely we're switching then into the masculine energy. It's an art that takes practice to be able to embody both. But at the same time, it's important you find your own comfort zone and the one that works for you.

For me personally, I'm in the 'feminine' feeling space when I'm working with the animal and their guardian which is where the plants and animals are. This is where the healing happens.
Then the masculine 'intellectual' part comes at the end, to help the guardian learn about the aromatics themselves.

This is a clip from a mentoring session with one of my students who is taking the 1-2-1 Canine Zoopharmacognosy mentorship programme with me.

How do you work with both the feeling and the 'intellectual' sides of yourself?
Do you find the dance easy, or is one aspect stronger than the other?

I have just 3 spaces available to learn with me in 2024, so if you'd like to find out more, send me a DM

Animal communication is my JAM. Why?THE MAGIC, WISDOM, PLAYFULNESS, HEALING AND MIND EXPANSION THAT COMES WITH LISTENING...
19/04/2024

Animal communication is my JAM. Why?

THE MAGIC, WISDOM, PLAYFULNESS, HEALING AND MIND EXPANSION THAT COMES WITH LISTENING TO YOUR ANIMALS WILL CHANGE YOUR LIFE.

BEING A GUARDIAN IS MUCH MORE THAN PROVIDING GREAT NUTRITION, ENRICHMENT, TRAINING, EXPERIENCES AND EXERCISE.

IT’S ABOUT OPENING UP TO THAT PURE, EMPATHETIC, RECEIVING SPACE FOR THEM TO BE HEARD, FELT AND TRULY SEEN FOR WHO THEY ARE.

Most people who come to me asking for animal communication sessions are completely new to it.I have massive respect to t...
17/04/2024

Most people who come to me asking for animal communication sessions are completely new to it.
I have massive respect to them for taking the step to learn about their pets in a less than conventional way.
It takes guts!

I understand that it can be nerve wracking and that it can feel a little uncomfortable not knowing what will be shared.

So I wanted to share this feedback I received from a lady who asked me to speak to all her 4 legged family members.

“Rachel is so personable, I was immediately relaxed and open to something I've never done before!

I feel like I have a deeper insight to each of my animals and are able to understand them, their actions and motivations a lot better. Its taken away a lot of anxiety I have about certain things (knowing one of my cats doesn't go too far at night, my other cat now knowing how I feel about him going too far at night, and that my dog actually likes spending some of her time on her own).

As animal guardians, we naturally want the best for our animals and often wish they could speak - Rachel is the perfect bridge for this, and not only the practicalities and nuances of each personality, but in a wider context - also looking at the relationship between us and higher purpose for our connection.

I would highly recommend Rachel if you want to deepen your understanding, connection and relationship with your animals." Rachel Haywood

NEW in stock is the beautifully warming, stimulating, spicy sweet Cinnamon leaf essential oil.It isn’t just for humans a...
28/03/2024

NEW in stock is the beautifully warming, stimulating, spicy sweet Cinnamon leaf essential oil.

It isn’t just for humans at Christmas, the essential oil can support the physical and emotional health of our gorgeous animals too.

With its warming and stimulating properties, cinnamon essential oil can be a powerful tool in enhancing blood circulation making it particularly helpful for easing sore muscles or arthritic joints.

If they are feeling mentally or physically fatigued, stressed, or exhausted, cinnamon can offer them a much-needed pick-me-up.
The uplifting aroma can help boost their spirits and provide comfort during this chilly damp weather.

Additionally, if they are experiencing a loss of appetite or suffering from abdominal discomfort such as cramps or flatulent colic, cinnamon essential oil can come to the rescue. Its stimulating properties can help stimulate appetite and provide relief from digestive discomfort,

So, whether your animal companions needs a little extra warmth, a mood boost, or some digestive support, consider offering cinnamon essential oil and let them guide you on their needs.

Note Cinnamon leaf can be a skin irritant so shouldn’t be applied topically to the skin undiluted.

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