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Reiki for Cats

Reiki is a simple and gentle energy healing therapy, which anyone can do providing they have been attuned to Reiki by a Reiki Master.

It involves no manipulation, or prodding, pushing or pulling and no needles are used.

Reiki complements all forms of prescribed treatments and is not harmful in any way. 

The gentle healing can only do good things for your cats.

Cats as well as many other animals love Reiki.

In many ways cats suffer from similar illnesses as us humans and Reiki can be used to help ease these conditions just as with people.

Reiki is a bit like having a good friend who is there for their comfort. Cats respond very well to Reiki healing – they seem to sense that humans are helping them. Your cat is highly likely to be the same.

During a Reiki healing session even the liveliest of cats usually become calm and relaxed – leading the way for us humans to follow! It is quite unusual to find a cat that doesn’t welcome Reiki energy, even though they might need to get used to it first.

Most animals are very intuitive and so although you can’t explain to them what Reiki is they can sense there is something positive there that’s not harmful to them.

Reiki is a holistic therapy helping to heal your cat as a whole simultaneously.

  • physical level

With the potential to complement prescribed medication and help reduce all kinds of pain and helping to speed up the body’s natural healing process, which can be useful following an accident or recovery from surgery

  • psychological level

Cats can suffer from stress, fears, anxiety and depression just as humans do. Reiki can help instil calm, letting go of tension or anxiety, reducing the feelings of stress and help to overcome such distressing conditions such as noise and firework phobias.

Reiki healing is suitable for domestic pet cats and professionally bred animals and so some Reiki could help your cat whether it is your beloved companion or if you work with animals and you are a professional breeder, or groomer.

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