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Alternative and Pet Resources
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Body Mind Spirit Directory
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Resources for Natural Healing, Holistic Health, Spirituality, Sustainable Living, Metaphysics and more.
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C3 Seattle - Compassionate Consumer Circle
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C3 Seattle is a community of businesses and consumers dedicated to promoting animal and environmentally friendly choices for Seattle-area residents. They have a wonderful guide to area rescue services and shelters.
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Hibbs and Heeks Pet Center
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Hibbs and Heeks Pet Center brings together some of the many pet sites on the internet. Hibbs and Heeks are real dogs and the inspiration for this site.
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iSeek Health
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iSeekHealth.com is a unique health directory with thousands of categories from nutritional supplements to diseases and conditions.
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Only Natural Pet Store
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Healthy supplies for dogs and cats chosen for their holistic approach to pet health - natural dog food, cat food, treats, supplements, medicine, shampoo, herbal remedy treatments, raw and organic food, and much more. Excellent articles on natural remedies for animals written by Dr. Larry Siegler.
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The Pet Website Directory
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A directory of pet-related websites including pet supplies, pet health information and pet-related services.
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Reiki Evolution
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Here you can follow some links that tell you more about Reiki: what it is, where it comes from and what it can do for you. Also has articles about Reiki.
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SelfGrowth.com
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SelfGrowth.com is the most complete guide to information about Self Improvement, Personal Growth and Self Help on the Internet. It is designed to be an organized directory, with articles and references to thousands of other Web Sites on the World Wide Web.
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Shirley's Wellness Cafe
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Oriented to self-care, this large, free, educational website is dedicated to helping promote natural health for humans and their animals.
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Some Pet Owners Look for Holistic Alternative
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This well-written article clearly discusses the benefits of alternative healing to animals. Published in the Akron Beacon Journal, Saturday, February 19, 2005 and written by Connie Bloom.
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