YOUR ANIMALS FEEL EVERYTHING

Animals are extraordinarily sensitive to energy. They pick up on our stress, our emotions, our home environment. When something is out of balance — physically, emotionally or energetically — they often show it in ways that are hard to explain and harder to resolve.

Conventional approaches don’t always have the answers. That’s where energy medicine comes in.

I offer three services for animals and their owners. All are delivered remotely, all completely non-invasive, and all suitable for any animal, from dogs and cats to horses and beyond.

 The same sophisticated system I use with my human clients — adapted for animals.

Using a photograph and biosample, I run a comprehensive remote balancing session on your animal’s energy field. For animals who can wear one, I include a programmed e-Pendant which delivers continuous resonances whenever it’s within 7cm of their body. For smaller animals or those who can’t wear a pendant, it can be placed in their regular sleeping spot, or I can provide resonance drops instead.

Sessions are run entirely remotely — no stressful car journeys, no unfamiliar environments, no handling by strangers.

Pricing:

• Initial session. Includes e-Pendant (or for UK clients also the option of resonance drops) posted to you: £145
  An extra charge applies for postage to some countries.
• Follow-on session
  • With remote e-Pendant recharge: £95
  • (UK Only) resonance drops posted: £115

Note: This is energetic balancing. I am not a vet and cannot diagnose or treat animals. Please always consult your vet for medical concerns.

2. Animal Communication

Have you ever wondered what your animal is really thinking or feeling? What he or she needs, what’s worrying them, what they want you to know?

Animal communication is the ability to tune in to an animal’s energy field and receive information. This can be impressions, feelings, images and sometimes very specific details that the animal wishes to share.

It works entirely remotely from a photograph, so there’s no need for your animal to be present or even aware that a session is taking place.

You send me a photograph of your animal and a list of questions you’d like answered. I tune in, conduct the communication, and send you a written transcript of everything that comes through.

Pricing:

• Standalone animal communication: £75
• Animal communication + essence dowsing (see below): £110

3. Essence Dowsing

Essences have long been used to support the emotional and energetic wellbeing of animals. Bach Rescue Remedy is a widely available calming essence combination.

I use Bach Flower and Alaskan Essences (flower, gem, and environmental) and dowse to identify which essences your animal needs at this time. This is a gentle, non-invasive process that requires only a photograph.

The selected essences can be ordered directly by you, or I can advise on combinations and dosage. This service works beautifully alongside animal communication — often the communication reveals what’s going on emotionally, and the essences support the shift.

Note: Essences are not a substitute for veterinary care.

Pricing:

• Standalone essence dowsing – £75
• Combined Animal Communication + Essence Dowsing session — £110
• As an add-on to a bioresonance session, please ask Carol

Any animal — dogs, cats, horses, rabbits, birds, exotic species and more. If you’re unsure whether I can help with your particular animal, book a free 15-minute chat and we’ll talk it through.

HOW TO GET STARTED

1. Book a free 15-minute chat We’ll talk about your animal, what’s going on, and which service is most appropriate.

2. Complete a brief questionnaire Available at refreshinghorizons.com/forms — gives me the background I need.

3. Send a photograph and biosample A clear photograph of your animal is needed for all services. A small hair or fur sample is needed for bioresonance sessions.

4. Receive your session and report I’ll deliver the session remotely and send you a written transcript or session overview.

All animal services are forms of energetic balancing and are not a substitute for veterinary care. Please always consult your vet if you have concerns about your animal’s health.

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