Category Archives: Pets and Animals

What does it mean when a flower essence not only doesn’t seem to work but looks like it may have backfired? Let’s see what happened when Gabby the cat was given Lettuce Essence. . . Continue reading →

A compassionate flower essence practitioner for animals wrote to us with this poignant question: Beth’s Letter Hi Lila, There is something that I have been meaning to ask you. I have met and read information about many of the farmers … Continue reading →

Sometimes the best solution for a pet’s behavioral problem is to let her go to a more suitable home. Here’s a flower essence program for the owner. . . Continue reading →

Animals as well as people can exhibit an intolerance to the brandy preservative in the flower essence Stock Concentrate bottle, as expressed in Ellen’s letter. Here’s what to do. . . Continue reading →

Question: Who can benefit from flower essences? Answer: all living things. Hence today’s post about flower essences for poultry, scientifically called Galloanserae. And here’s what you can do the next time you’re attacked by a rooster!

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Trained to save countless lives overseas, our canine companions are proving themselves worthy of the best possible pet care. Read on. . . Continue reading →

What to do when a beloved pet exhibits unwanted behaviors that are distressing for him and for the entire family? Consider flower essences, and read on. . . Continue reading →

Pear Essence is an excellent “first essence” for your pet, as often as 80% of the time. Here’s how it helped an older bunny. . . Continue reading →

Not all flower essence consultations go as we hope they will, even with the purest of intentions on our part as practitioners. Here is one such case that I hope has a happy ending. Eleanor is a longtime customer of … Continue reading →

Flower Essences for reptiles? Sure, why not! Here’s a flower essence program for 2 lizards who haven’t been getting along with each other. Hi Lila, I have two indoor pet lizards, troubling each other with violent sibling rivalry, and I’m … Continue reading →