Injury to Cat’s Paw 01644...USA
The practitioner's female cat, aged approximately four, came home limping amd holding its left paw up trying not to put weight on it. A few small droplets of blood were on the tips of its fur. The cat seemed somewhat lethargic and just wanted to lay down and curl up in a ball. The practitioner couldn't find where the blood had come from, so she started broadcasting via a Sai Ram Healing Vibration Potentiser (SRHVP) with the cat’s picture in the ‘Remedy’ well:
NM20 Injury was transmitted continuously for two days.
The practitioner also made a remedy:
CC1.1 Animal tonic + CC10.1 Emergencies + CC20.7 Fractures + CC21.11 Wounds & Abrasions
This combo was made in water and put into the cat’s water bowl for two days. Initially the practitioner was not sure if the cat would drink any water during the night but it did drink some of the water. The next morning the cat was up, putting full weight on its paw and playing with its best friend, a 72 lb. dog, as if nothing had happened.