Breathe - Calming tips for pets and humans

Published: Tue, 01/12/21

Breathe In...Breathe Out!

Greetings,

It is only the second week of January and we are all still on a wild E-ticket roller coaster ride with the whirlwind flurry of events happening. This e-letter is dedicated to helping animals and humans to calm down as best as we can.

Our pets also feel our anxiety, stress and other emotions that have whirling around. You may have noticed that they have been extra needy or bad lately. Be gentle and patient with them and yourself. Turn off your TV. Play calming music. Give them extra love and kisses. This too shall pass! (We can only pray it does.)

A special thanks to all those who have purchased our book BARKOPAEDIA and for the lovely reviews on Amazon. We are grateful for the support.

Sending love and healing thoughts to all,

jeanie mossa MS. L.Ac.

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Calming Solutions for Stressful Times

This may be a repetitive suggestion for those who know me or have taken my classes or read our book.

Bach Flower Rescue Remedy can be used to calm the mind without any wonky side effects. This simple 5 flower essence remedy can be taken internally in water or sprayed on a treat or even your own arm.

It's yoga in a bottle for people and pets. A must for every household during these bizarro times! It may be found online or most natural food stores.

https://www.rescueremedy.com/en-us/rescue-story

Yin Tang

Yin Tang is an acupressure point located between the eyebrows in both humans and animals. It is a wonderful point to massage to calm the mind and relieve anxiety.

You can massage a dab of Rescue Remedy on this point for an added boost of serenity.

Black stones such as Black Tourmaline, Black Obsidian and Black Lava can be worn or placed around your home or under your pet's bed to help ground emotions.

Meet Aubin, the Pawsitive Relations Pup

at Emily's Skin Soothers

As you can see Aubin loves to read and has recommended our new book! His pet human, Mike Arsenault is a local acupuncturist in Ipswich MA. Mike is also the mad scientist and creator of Emily's Skin Soothers and Sage Your Space products.

We are grateful that Mike and Aubin allowed us to recommend their products in our book, BARKOPAEDIA.

The Furry Friends Skin Soother is a soothing ointment to help relieve your pet's rashes, hot spots, cracked paws and more. The Sage Your Space sprays and candles are a pleasant way to get rid of stinky odors. (We keep a spray near our cat box!)

For all those humans on the North Shore area looking for experienced acupuncturists we recommend:

Mike Arsenault, MEd., Lic. Ac., Dipl. Ac and

his wife Chi Sun, L. Ac., MAOM

please visit www.internalartsacu.com

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