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How Can Crystals Work for Pets?

The use of crystal healing dates back as far as 25,000 B.C. Healing with crystals was the primary form of medical treatment for American Indians, Aborigines, and Bushmen.

Primarily, crystals have been used to heal and protect humans, but the healing properties that crystals possess are just as beneficial to animals and pets.

Healing crystals have unique properties that can help animals of all shapes and sizes recover from and prevent illness. From placing crystals around your pet's bed to creating collars for them that contain healing crystals, there are many different ways in which people use crystals and stones to protect and heal their pets.

These powerful crystals and stones can help heal and protect animals from physical, mental, emotional, or spiritual illnesses, including but not limited to:

• Respiratory, circulatory, and digestive conditions
• Hyper-activity, stress, anxiety, and suffering
• Inflammation, joint pain, and arthritis
• Hormonal and compulsive behavioral issues

Crystal healing is a wonderful, natural method for aiding your pet towards wellness and recovery and is great to use in conjunction with other methods of treatment. If your pet is showing signs of illness, please consult a veterinarian for medical advice before proceeding and supplementing treatment with crystal therapy. Be sure to research which types of crystals you are using to minimize the risk of toxicity exposure due to certain natural minerals contained in various crystal substances.

How to Use Crystals to Help Heal Your Pets

Crystal healing for animals is no different than crystal healing for people. Although the process is the same, it is important to look for any signs that your pet is in distress while trying to heal them.

Signs to watch for include: excessive or unusual wagging of the tail, stamping of their feet, clenching or grinding of the teeth, attempts to get away, as well as signs of discomfort like when their ears go back or when their hair becomes raised.

If your pet shows any of these signs, slow down the healing process or stop it altogether as this may be a sign that the healing has become too intense.

When an animal is enjoying the healing process, they may show it through actions such as drooling, laying down, rolling on their stomach, or sighing/purring.

Just like the intuitive based healing process of crystal work on humans, the process is also intuitive for animals. Trust yourself and trust your pet to know when to continue and when to stop.