Vibrant Health

Energy Medicine & Whole Body Vibration for Physical & Behavioral Issues

Is your beloved animal suffering - and driving you crazy too? Whether you have a dog, cat, horse, or any other beloved animal - energy medicine can help them heal and be the happy, healthy, and loving, well-behaved animal they were meant to be.

Physical health issues of all sorts, and behavior problems as diverse as separation anxiety, phobias, eliminating in the house, barking, aggression, leash pulling, digging holes, eating undigestible things, can all be addressed with the powerful methods of homeopathy (an energy healing system), and Whole Body Vibration.

Whole Body Vibration works for animals in the same amazing ways that it helps people. With animals, the physical therapy benefits are especially helpful, addressing joint issues from injuries or age related problems, improving strength and balance, losing weight and maitaining a healthy weight, and mental stimulation.

• Vibrant Health Power 1000: This machine delivers a vibration powerful enough to move through the entire body and give you or your animal all the benefits of WBV, including for joints, bone and muscle. This vibration is still gentle enough to be safe and easy to use for most animals. The Power 1000 is large enough for a giant breed dog; or, if your animal is very small, you can hold it in your arms while you’re on the plate to give them an extra gentle start. See also the next chapter about how to use your machine. (If your animal is very fragile with age or illness, or just extremely sensitive, please see below for low intensity vibration (LIV) options using the Ultimate Vibe machine).
• Ultimate Vibe: This smaller vibration plate has two power settings that give this machine a great versatility. The Low power is a super gentle (LIV) vibration that is perfect for a fragile, ill, or just extremely sensitive small animal. The high power setting delivers the stronger vibration that travels through the whole body and delivers all the musculoskeletal benefits of stronger vibrations. You and your animal can start with the gentle Low power vibration and work your way up to the stronger High power setting with this machine.
• EquiVibe - Horses need vibration too! But they need an extra large and very sturdy plate. EquiVibe plates are built specially for horses.

Homeopathy (Energy medicine): Homeopathy addresses the energetic root causes of health challenges and behavioral issues. This can lead to rapid and profound change on a deep level, improving the health and well-being of your pet. More information about homeopathy is available here:Homeopathic energy medicine.  and in Becky's book, Energy Healing for Pets: Self-Help Guide to Solving Health & Behavior Problems with Homeopathy & Whole Body Vibration, for more information about how to help your pet. 

Animal Coaching & Counseling with Becky  - Individual sessions or packages of sessions are available. Counseling session include advice on a Whole Body Vibration program for your pet, and Homeopathy - a powerful energy medicine. a homeopathy consult to find the corrct homeoapthic remedy to help your pet with their specific issues. Becky's many years of expereince and knowledge on how to use powerful healing methods will guide you in healing your pet's emotional and physcial issues.

To schedule an appointment or for help choosing a vibraiton machine you can reach Becky at Becky@BCVibrantHealth.com, or at 877-422-8423.

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Patch the Cat (excerpted from Becky's new book, Energy Healing for Pets)

This is the story of how I treated a cat with homeopathic remedies, guided in part by intuition. Six years ago, Patch was adopted when he was around one year old. His owner, Johanna, came to me when he was seven, because he had been overeating voraciously. He had always loved and been very motivated by food, but now his desire for food had moved to a disturbing level and he was headed towards a case of fat cat syndrome, along with the same health risks that obesity brings for humans. He was also spraying all over the house. While he had sprayed outdoors in the past, his spraying had now escalated to the leather couch and chair, the bedrooms, the stove in the kitchen, and the garage door.

Johanna told me that Patch was pretty stocky and solid, and gaining lots of weight. Patch was just eating like crazy. Patch liked to wander outside, and even after eating a big meal he would go to her neighbors’ house and eat all the food they had put out for their cats. He even crowded out the animals that lived there to eat it all himself. When he came home his belly was distended and tight from eating so much.

Johanna told me that she had recently gotten another cat, and that was when the eating and spraying escalated. Now there were three cats in her house: Gypsy, a small cat who had lived there for quite a while; and Tommy, who was the recent addition. Johanna said that Patch was kind of a bully with the other cats, though he was super sweet and friendly with people.

Patch was jealous of Tommy. Patch felt like Tommy was a usurper trying to take Patch’s position as king of the house. Tommy had come in and was getting attention and food from Johanna, and Patch was jealous, and not at all fond of Tommy. Patch’s spraying around the house was basically a land grab. He was saying, “This is mine. This is all mine!”

Just as it is in people, overeating is a common reaction to stress, anxiety, and depression in cats and dogs. Many of the emotions, psychological issues, and resulting behaviors that people exhibit also occur in our pets. In this case, with Patch’s history of being abandoned and being on his own as a young cat, Patch had a deep insecurity around the basic survival issue of fulfilling his physical needs, particularly around the questions of “Will there be enough food for me?” and “Will my physical needs be taken care of?” The result was Patch’s behavior of eating as much as he possibly could whenever food was available, in an attempt to be sure that he would never be without food again....

[for more details on how Patch was treated and his healing story please see Becky's new book, Energy Healing for Pets ]

RESULTS

The total treatment period was four months. At the end of this time Patch no longer sprayed in the house, did not overeat, and he had lost one and a half pounds—a very significant amount for a cat that was originally 13.8 lbs—almost 11 percent of his body weight. The weight loss would help protect Patch’s long-term health and wellbeing just as it would improve a person’s health outlook. Johanna was thrilled and looking forward to amazing Patch’s veterinarian at their next visit.