How to support community cats after TNR surgery?

[KelliN]

I have begun feeding some young female cats who were born in my neighborhood. They initially were very afraid of me but over the past few months they have begun to accept my presence although touching them is not an option at this point. I have made a shelter for them in my shed.
They are returning tomorrow from spay surgery, ear tipping, rabies and distemper vaccination and flea treatment at a TNR center. Plus three days of being in transfer cages. I know this has been very stressful for them and not the best to have all this done at once.
How can I best support them when they are back home? I am feeding a combo of my homemade raw food stretched a bit with decent canned food. Is there a remedy or flower essence that I can use when they return? Any extra vitamins or supplements that can help their bodies and emotions heal from the trauma?
Thanks for any ideas.

 

[Dr. Christina]

Thank you so much for loving these cats, Kelli. And that is the very best healing we can give, especially when not able to touch (feral, wildlife, etc). Send loving, healing intention. Maybe now is the time to take a few courses on remote energy healing.

There are multiple webinars. If you are VIP, sage can search for you. Or go to the webinar replay list and search there. Most can be used to some effect with no training, and there are books and you tubes on many. For the most benefit, it is good to do some deeper training on ones that interest you. EFT (emotional freedom technique) - several speakers, including Dr. Jean. You can tap on yourself your healing concerns and positive affirmations (even just on the top of your head). Reiki effects can be seen even without a class by "letting the animal lead", merely focusing your intent on health and healing. And many more.

Homeopathically, you could put a few pellets of Arnica 30c, or higher if you have it, into 1/4C water and put some onto their food for a few days. Stress stopper, Rescue remedy, (jacksongalaxy.com) Animal emergency & recovery (green hope essences), Perelandra and other ones can be selected, then put on food, as well. This is where tuning into your intuition for which flower essences, and how often to use.

Of course, notice how each cat is amazingly quickly recovering, and if there are any temporary issues and record them.

Dr. Christina