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Rife therapy for pets
I see many pets in my clinic. I’ve been a qualified vet nurse since 1997… which definitely makes me feel old!
I started my clinic after recovering from Lyme disease in 2016. My original intention was to focus on people, with Lyme disease becoming my main passion. However, because of my background and experience with animals, clients soon began asking if I could also treat their pets.
I decided to purchase the PEMF mat attachment for the BCX, thinking it would be an easier way to treat animals by allowing them to simply lie on the mat. And I was right — they absolutely love it. I don’t need to encourage them; they voluntarily lie down. They instinctively know it’s good for them. If only humans responded the same way.
I’ve found it much easier to work with pets, and it took me some time to understand why they often respond so much faster. On average, pets require around three sessions. The main conditions I treat are chronic allergic skin disease, joint issues, and cancer. Their improvements often happen far more quickly than I see with human clients.
This is my theory.
Pets don’t have belief systems telling them whether a treatment will or won’t work. They willingly receive the frequencies, and when the session is finished, they simply wake up — instinctively knowing it’s done. There’s no doubt, no overthinking. They just know it’s going to help. Often I get a lick or an excited jump afterward, which I take as a thank you.
Repeat pet clients come in visibly happy to see me — very different from how most animals behave when going to the vet. On a deeper, soul level, I truly feel they know this work is helping them.
Humans, on the other hand, carry many belief systems, trapped emotions, and blocked energies that can interfere with receiving healing. A very common one is the belief that they are not worthy of healing or don’t deserve to feel better. These blocks can slow progress, cause plateaus, or even lead to setbacks after initial improvements.
I’ll be running another classroom session focused specifically on these blockages and what can be done to support humans in releasing them.
Enjoy the cuteness of the pets!
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