Animals & Flower Essence Therapy

One of the most promising areas of flower essence use is with our friends in the animal kingdom. Many forms of therapy create suffering through animal testing. Flower essence therapy, by contrast, recognizes animals as soul beings, with feelings and experiences, who deserve our compassion and care.

Animal Communication

Cats

Dogs

Horses

Interviews with Practitioners

Miscellaneous Topics

Rescue & Rehabilitation

Specific Conditions

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Animal Communication
	Flower Essences, Animal Communication and Their Effects on the Emotions and Behavior of Animals Practitioner Profile: Raven Stevens
	Animals in Our Hearts: Intuitive Communication and Compassionate Care Practitioner Profile: Teresa Wagner
Cats
	Flower Essences: Effective Remedies for Feral Cats
	A Successful Combination: Flower Essence Therapy and Homeopathy Practitioner Profile: Kimberly Rockshaw
	Caring for Exotic Animals: A Holistic Approach
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Dogs
	Treating Thunder Phobic Animals with Flower Essences by Kathy Edstrom
	Transitioning Animal Care from Traditional Veterinary Practice to Holistic Therapies Practitioner Profile: Dr. Arthur Young
	Freedom from Pharmaceuticals: A Positive Alternative to Psychiatric Drugs for Animals by Jann Garitty
	Essences Aid in Animal Rescue Work in the Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina
	Healing Our Four-Legged Friends with Flowers, by Christina Blume
	A SAFER Way of Helping Animals and Their Caretakers
	Trainer achieves dramatic results with fearful dog
	Kathy Edstrom describes her seminar on using flower essences for dogs
	Jennifer Arnold Shares her Amazing Success Healing Animals with Flower Essences
	I got Seven Dogs to live peacefully together with the help of flower essences!
	Collie revived by flower essences
	Flower essence saves dog after lawn mower accident
	Flower Essences Assist In Preventing Animal Panic Attacks
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Horses
	Horse finds renewed interest in life
	Healing with Horses, An Interview with Sara Light-Waller
	Colorado horse rescuer combines flower essences with Self-Heal Creme in treatments
	Equine massage therapist uses flower essences for horses with emotional trauma
	Jennifer Arnold Shares her Amazing Success Healing Animals with Flower Essences
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Interviews with Practitioners
	Flower Essences, Animal Communication and Their Effects on the Emotions and Behavior of Animals Practitioner Profile: Raven Stevens
	Transitioning Animal Care from Traditional Veterinary Practice to Holistic Therapies Practitioner Profile: Dr. Arthur Young
	Animals in Our Hearts: Intuitive Communication and Compassionate Care Practitioner Profile: Teresa Wagner
	A Successful Combination: Flower Essence Therapy and Homeopathy Practitioner Profile: Kimberly Rockshaw
	A SAFER Way of Helping Animals and Their Caretakers
	Jennifer Arnold Shares her Amazing Success Healing Animals with Flower Essences
	Healing with Horses, An Interview with Sara Light-Waller
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Miscellaneous Topics
	How do I administer flower essences to my pet?
	When using an essence on animals, they are not consciously "aware" of being treated, as a human would be. Although it may be unethical in some cases, would using flower essences on another person, without their permission, still be effective if you were quite sure of what essence to use? We use them on children without their conscious knowledge as well. My question is: will they be more effective with conscious knowledge of possible results?
	Mallow:Softening Animals' Hearts
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Rescue & Rehabilitation
	Flower Essences: Effective Remedies for Feral Cats
	Caring for Exotic Animals: A Holistic Approach
	Essences Aid in Animal Rescue Work in the Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina
	A Successful Combination: Flower Essence Therapy and Homeopathy Practitioner Profile: Kimberly Rockshaw
	Colorado horse rescuer combines flower essences with Self-Heal Creme in treatments
	Flower Essences Used in Colorado Wild Animal Rehabilitation Program
	Flower Essences Assist In Preventing Animal Panic Attacks
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Specific Conditions
	Treating Thunder Phobic Animals with Flower Essences by Kathy Edstrom
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