Crystal Paws
Welcome To CrystalPaws's Shop
Hi and welcome to my little corner of Zibbet.I make crystal/gemstone pet collar charms and also charms for the pet lover.
I spend a lot of time making my charms, I choose a selection of crystals per illness then I use my intuition and my trusty pendulum to make sure the final selection has the most helpful crystals for that condition.
Newly added crystal charms are for IBD (Inflammatory Bowel Disease) in cats.
IBD is not curable and is horrendous in how it debilitates the other organs. The disease can only be managed and it involves many other GI disorders such as pancreatitis, diabetes, fatty liver disease, lymphoma, etc.
For more information on IBD http://www.ibdkitties.net/
The wire is quite strong and I twist them in to a double loop at the top. The crystals are not poisonous to animals in case ingested and the crystals are very small. The charm is very small and the animals hardly
ever bother with them. I make sure there are no sharp edges and the crystals are smooth. As with most things through wear and tear, the odd
crystal gets frail or cracked and will drop off.
If your pet doesn't wear a collar, you could hang it near where the pet sleeps, or attach to the pet carrier when travelling.
Crystals/gemstones have been revered for thousands of years for their unique qualities, they are said to be natures healers. Ancient Egyptians especially held crystals in high regard and they can't be that wrong, because they also worshipped cats.
I use crystals for healing, I love the warmth and the energy they give off.
Animals are very in tune with all of natures natural healers and will often seek them out for themselves.
I have mainly used the 3 most common crystals/gemstones for the charms, Rose quartz, Amethyst and clear quartz as they are said to be master healers.
If you would like a charm custom made to suit ant problems your pet may have, then please feel free to contact me.
**Crystals/gemstones are used as a complementary therapy and must not replaceVeterinary conventional medicine. If you are at all worried about your pet, always consult a vet.
