Holistic Critter Care

Holistic Critter Care A devoted follower of Jesus and a daughter of the King, my life is deeply rooted in faith and love.

This ensures that compassion and care are at the heart of all I do. Animal Naturopath, Frequency Expert, Raindrop Certified, Pet Grief Coach, Army Veteran

**Public Service Announcement**Sharing some safety tips, which are good reminders for this time of year however it made ...
10/31/2025

**Public Service Announcement**

Sharing some safety tips, which are good reminders for this time of year however it made me think about a trend I’ve been seeing on social media. Sooo let’s chat about this shall we 😊

I’ve seen lots reels of people scaring their pets, using some kind of mask or pop up character, or other such things and while it seems humorous it’s really not it’s actually cruel.
When an animal gets scared they will react in one of 3 ways, Fight, Flight or Freeze. The severity of the action is dependent on their breed, past experience and the intensity of what’s scaring them. Eventually they will cam down and go back to being their sweet self BUT did you read “past experience” influences their behavior?? Did you know that emotional memories can last a lifetime for dogs and fear based ones can change their personalities, making them fearful, anxious or even aggressive especially when they encounter the thing that caused the trauma.

Signs Trauma Is Still Affecting a Dog

• Startles easily or overreacts to small changes
• Avoids certain people, places, or sounds
• Overly submissive or “shuts down” under stress
• Has nightmares, trembling, or sudden aggression

If your dog exhibits any of the above signs when they encounter specific things then look a little deeper and see just how this started.
Here’s the thing, these memories for dogs, don’t usually just go away. Dogs can’t talk it out and fear is not irrational to them.
2 suggestions.. don’t intentionally scare your dog and if sweet Fido is having some trauma or anxiety, I’ve got tools and tips for you to help them.

Stay safe and keep those pups safe too.

10/25/2025

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT

My absolute least favorite, made up holiday is right around the corner. I’m not gonna get on my soapbox about why BUT..Did you know that this holiday kills the most wildlife than any other day. Any idea what kills them… candy. The dropped ones, the ones left in bowls on porches, thrown around in parking lots.. all of it. Raccoons, possums, squirrels, rabbits, feral cats etc will all eat this and it can and will kill them. So if you participate in this holiday and you see candy on the ground, please pick it up and dispose of it. All the critters will thank you for it 😊

Happy National Dog day from our sleepy crew. 🐾🐾🐾
08/27/2025

Happy National Dog day from our sleepy crew. 🐾🐾🐾

07/05/2025

Last night was rough for Toby. First time that our next door neighbors shot off fireworks so the booms were VERY loud. The balancing harmonics helping my Toby deal with the noise. The harmonics help his body and brain to relax. Plus the imbedded frequencies help him focus on the sound and not the loud booms outside.

Fourth of July celebrations vary across this great land. When I lived in California, fireworks were illegal so you didn’...
07/03/2025

Fourth of July celebrations vary across this great land. When I lived in California, fireworks were illegal so you didn’t have the neighbors shooting off loud small bombs the week before and through the actual holiday. To see fireworks you had to go to a venue. We went to the high school , which was great. They did a big show with music and fun stuff. When we moved to Texas, it was TOTALLY different. First off, it’s hot and humid so sitting outside, 😬, and there are fireworks stands on every corner so people can get all they need to celebrate. Don’t get me wrong, I love fireworks especially the professionally done ones but it takes on a whole other level when you have animals.

Did you know that more pets go missing on July 4 than any other time of the year?
Did you also know that it’s not just dogs that have fireworks fear?
Cats, birds, horses, goats, cows.. I think you see where this is going.
I have a dog that struggles with the loud noises.. gun shots, thunder and fireworks. It has something to do with the frequency and reverberations. I’ve learned over the years that helping Toby takes more than one thing.

In order to help him I start out a day or two before the big festivities
Utilizing my AO Scanner, I run a specific playlist for him and I make sure to run his vitals several times a day. This ensure his body is balanced and can accept the additional balancing frequencies.

I will diffuse calming oils, Peace and calming, lavender, stress away and valor.

Stroking with intention especially along the sides of his neck. This helps to stimulate the vagus nerve

If you have a thunder shirt, use it

Ensuring a safe space for your pet is great

Playing some kind of music to off set the loud noise is helpful.. the vitals report comes with balancing harmonics so I can play those too 😊

Of all the tools, the scanner is my favorite.. why? Because I can run the playlist for all the critters either individually or as a group. Whether or not they have noise issues, it certainly won’t hurt them.

Keep your pets safe this July 4th.
If you’d like more info on dealing with anxious, nervous, reactive etc. animals comment below. 👇

It’s HOT here in Texas and across many states, many havent aeen this kind of hot in a looonnnggg time.  I posted this ba...
07/02/2025

It’s HOT here in Texas and across many states, many havent aeen this kind of hot in a looonnnggg time. I posted this back in early May but it’s certainly worth another reminder

Many of you like to walk your dogs or run with your dog or maybe even bike with them. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE remember 5 things…

1. Just because your dog is keeping up with you, doesn’t mean they are not tired. They do this because they want to be with you.
2. Their tongue hanging out is NOT keeping them cool. They are becoming dehydrated.
3. Dogs sweat through their paws. They can easily burn their pads.
4. Remember the 7 second rule… put your hand on the ground for 7 seconds, too hot for you, definitely too hot for your pup.
5. Make sure your pup is hydrated and carry water for them.

Remember dogs will do anything for you even if it causes them harm. Be a good pet guardian and do what’s right for your pup.

When you have a “window” into your animals body you get to see so much. Love how Jr’s body balanced so quickly. AO scan ...
06/12/2025

When you have a “window” into your animals body you get to see so much. Love how Jr’s body balanced so quickly.
AO scan for the win!



As we continue to explore the animal chakras, specifically dogs, today I wanted to talk about the Solar Plexus Chakra/En...
05/30/2025

As we continue to explore the animal chakras, specifically dogs, today I wanted to talk about the Solar Plexus Chakra/Energy center:

Understanding the Solar Plexus Chakra in Animals
The solar plexus chakra is a key energy center influencing confidence, personal power, and self-esteem, located in the upper abdomen and associated with the color yellow. In animals, a balanced solar plexus chakra promotes healthy self-assertion.
Connection to Physical Health
This chakra is connected to organs like the stomach, liver, kidneys, pancreas, spleen, and adrenal glands, as well as digestion. Animals can show ailments through digestive issues and are sensitive to atmospheric changes, often sensing weather shifts before they occur. This is why animals that struggle with fear of thunder will start showing symptoms long before we hear or see the storm.
Impact of Diet and Emotions
An imbalanced solar plexus chakra often indicates a poor diet, affecting related organs. Maintaining a healthy diet is crucial for pets. This chakra is also tied to emotions, with liver or gallbladder issues in animals potentially signaling emotional distress from relationships. An unbalanced chakra can lead to feelings of weakness and low confidence.
Situations Affecting the Solar Plexus Chakra
Imbalances can arise from:
• Multiple owner changes for a horse
• A family dog experiencing children's departure
• Mistreatment or neglect
• Frequent home changes
Injury or Impact
• A blow to the solar plexus (in humans or animals) can cause:
o Breathing difficulty
o Nausea
o Pain or temporary paralysis
• In animals, trauma to this area can disrupt digestion and stress responses.

Tips for Balancing the Solar Plexus Chakra
Below are several tools and interactions that can aid in achieving balance.

Utilizing an AO Scanner
An AO Scanner can be an effective tool for balancing the solar plexus chakra. This device can:
• Run Vitals and Balancing Harmonics: Helps to identify and adjust any imbalances in your energy field.
• Specific Playlists: Certain frequencies and sounds can promote chakra alignment.
• Imprinting Water, Food, and Collars: Infusing everyday items with positive energy can support overall chakra health.

Essential Oils
Essential oils are known for their calming and grounding properties, which can be beneficial for the solar plexus chakra. Consider using:
• Lavender: Promotes relaxation and reduces stress.
• Stress Away: Combines various oils to create a soothing effect.
• Joy: Elevates mood and enhances emotional well-being.
• Valor: Encourages courage and self-assurance.
These oils can be applied in various ways:
• Stroked On: Apply directly to the skin for immediate effects.
• Diffused: Use an oil diffuser to spread the scent throughout a space.
• On Collars or Harnesses: Apply to pet accessories for shared benefits.

Herbal Teas and Tinctures
Incorporating herbal teas and tinctures into their diet can support chakra balance:
• Chamomile and Peppermint Tea: Known for their calming effects, they reduce stress and anxiety.
• Tinctures: Add them to food or drinks for an easy integration into daily routines.

Physically Engaging with Pets
Spending time with pets can greatly assist in balancing their solar plexus chakra:
• Include Pets in Activities: Bring them along on walks or hikes.
• Maintain Familiarity: Keep their toys and feeding schedules consistent, especially during changes.
• Show Affection: Regular petting and massaging can strengthen bonds and promote relaxation.

Building Self-Esteem
Engaging in activities that boost confidence can positively impact the solar plexus chakra:
• Fetch and Tug-of-War: Simple games that encourage physical activity and playfulness.
• Agility Training: Structured activities that challenge both mind and body, promoting self-assurance.

By incorporating these practices into your routine, you can support and balance the solar plexus chakra, leading to a more confident and empowered dog.



Memorial Day.. Today is a day of memory.. to remember those who gave the ultimate sacrifice for our FREEDOM. Don't thank...
05/26/2025

Memorial Day.. Today is a day of memory.. to remember those who gave the ultimate sacrifice for our FREEDOM. Don't thank a veteran today.. remember the fallen.. the ones that ran, jumped, swam, rode and charged into the face of the enemy to keep our freedom and liberties. We honor those, soldiers, sailors, airman and marines for the lives they gave.. we are only free because of their sacrifice. Prayer for the families that may be grieving today as they remember those loved ones whose lives were given for our freedom.
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When my big Beau was diagnosed with heaves I was fairly new to using frequency therapy. However I did my research and fo...
05/21/2025

When my big Beau was diagnosed with heaves I was fairly new to using frequency therapy. However I did my research and found that using the AO scanner would help to balance frequencies that were out of balance therefore letting the body heal itself.
As y’all know it’s my favorite tool but not the only tool.
We use a pleathora of herbs here specially for teas and one herb that I had never heard of was Mullein. But what a remarkable herb especially for the respiratory system.
Read on 👇

Mullein is a plant with a long history of medicinal use, and it can offer several benefits for animals, especially in the areas of respiratory and skin health.

Respiratory Support:
Expectorant: Mullein acts as a natural expectorant, helping to loosen and clear mucus from the lungs and airways.
Anti-inflammatory: Its anti-inflammatory properties can help soothe irritated airways and reduce inflammation, making it beneficial for conditions like coughs, bronchitis, and asthma.
Antimicrobial: Mullein possesses antiviral and antibacterial qualities, potentially aiding in fighting respiratory infections.

Skin Health:
Wound Healing: Mullein can promote healing and reduce inflammation in minor wounds, burns, and skin irritations.
Soothing: It can help soothe and relieve discomfort from skin irritations and bug bites.

Digestive issues: Diarrhea and colic

Other Potential Benefits:
Ear Infections: Mullein may help relieve ear infections in pets by reducing swelling, pain, and eliminating bacteria. (You would need to make a mullein infused oil for ear application)
Pain Management: It has mild analgesic (pain-relieving)

You can make a tea or tincture. Tea can be added to their food for easy consumption. Herbs are such a great addition to natural healing. Adding them into your tool box makes perfect sense.
Next time you hear that cough, see skin issues, grab the mullein to use along with the frequencies. 😊

There is no substitute for really knowing your animal and their history. But sometimes this isn’t possible. Today is Nat...
05/20/2025

There is no substitute for really knowing your animal and their history. But sometimes this isn’t possible. Today is National Rescue Dog day so let’s chat about rescue 😊
There are so many benefits to rescuing any animal but especially dogs. Since dogs have that instinct to bond with humans, the rescued dog will, once settled, bond and love their new family.
I did say, once settled. Most initial meetings between rescue and potential adopter are filled with lots of firsts. Depending on the age, their trauma may be minimal… MAY BE, but know there will be trauma. An older dog may have trust issues, abandonment issues, fear of touch and so on. Where a young pup may not want their head touched, or cringe from loud noises.. dogs don’t have human perspective nor the ability to reason so they just react from conditioning or instinct. When you go to a shelter the dog you see in the kennel will not be displaying their true personality. The pup that is withdrawn does so because they have very limited interaction with humans and are now retreating into themselves. The hyper active pup, wants out and needs to play. Remember this if you choose one of them. All dogs need interaction but some more than others.. there are a lot of tools out there to help your rescue pup. We use essential oils, massage, AO Scanner and prayer. The scanner is such a great tool as it gives so much information helps balance the frequencies of the animal, humans too 😊
But as I said in the beginning, get to know your pup. If you go to pet their head and they back away, that’s ok, it might be trauma or they may not like their head touched. This is like any other relationship, take your time and let your rescue settle in.
In honor of national rescue dog day I’m doing a drawing for a free Vitals and consult for your pup. Post a picture of your sweet rescue pup to be entered into the drawing.
That’s Snow 👇. She’s getting some red light therapy from the 660 band.

05/16/2025

Having someone clean out the barn is such a blessing and so appreciated.

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