Tobias and Tabatha

We have two brother and sister Tabby cats Tobias and Tabatha.  We rescued them from the Somerset County Animal Shelter in June 2008 where they were born. Tobias, our male cat has always held the upper hand.  Tabatha, our female, is timid and a bit skittish and just lets Tobias bully her, most especially at dinner time.  She would always sit back and let him eat first.  We had grown concerned because Tabatha was urinating outside her litter box and not behaving affectionately as usual.  Knowing from speaking with Sherri about Reiki and the results she had had with other animals, we asked her to come and do a hands on Reiki session.

Sherri held her session for a little over an hour and immediately a change was apparent. Tobias was up to his usual behavior and Tabatha hissed and growled and put him in his place.  Sherri identified what she believed to be a blockage of some sort in her hind area. She also believed that perhaps she was upset at us for our recent vacation and not being around for a week.  Although we had relatives tending to them on a daily basis no one stayed for extended periods of time.

Following Sherri’s visit we noticed a red tint in Tabatha’s urine.  Concerned it was blood we scheduled a visit with the vet.  As Sherri had determined there was a blockage.  X-rays revealed five bladder stones. The vet gave us a prescription and changed her diet. After completing her medication she still showed signs of blood.  The vet gave us an alternative medication of herbs to give her for two more weeks to see if there was any improvement while Sherri continued with distant Reiki. We are very pleased to say that Tabatha has made a complete recovery.  She is urinating normally now, no trace of blood and she is her old affectionate self.  The combination of Sherri’s hands on and distant Reiki, medication, and herbal remedies made Tabatha better physically, emotionally and has improved the sibling relationship with her brother.  Thank you Sherri.

Sharon and Jim Girvan