Nature and Wildlife

As a medium, Gordon Smith always gets asked questions about the nature of life and death - is there really an afterlife? Can we commune with our deceased loved ones? Yet some of the most interesting questions he receives are not about human loved ones - many people ask about their pets, too. 

You Can Heal Your Pet is a no-nonsense guide that inspires a new type of holistic pet care and empowers the modern pet owner. Combining the expertise and knowledge of leading veterinary surgeon Dr Rohini Sathish MRCVS

With clear, concise and immensely practical advice on how animals communicate, behave and self-medicate, The Animal Healer is ideal for anyone who wishes to understand more about animals, healing and themselves.

Kim Sheridan grew up with animals as her constant companions. Each time she faced the death of a beloved animal, along with the pain came the same questions, to which she could find no answers.

Cute Animals for Hard Times offers an adorable oasis, the tried-and-true cure for a sad day—ridiculously cute animals. In a world full of political meltdown, social media fatigue, and the constant mental health struggle, it's hard to find solace.

This cute illustrated book shows what it's like to live and work from home with a cat, a situation over one third of us are familiar with.

Australian Bush Flower Essences are totally safe and work incredibly quickly with animals (as they have far less emotional imbalance/baggage than humans). Like all living things, animals have unique energetic vibrations and keeping that energy in balance is essential for their well-being.

Animals are our guardians, our teachers and our message bringers from Mother Nature. From the author of the best selling books Animal-Speak and Animal-Wise comes a companion manual to guide you deeper into the animal world. · Contains more than 20 magical activities for working with animals. · Take sacred journeys into the animal realm. · Explore feather healing and magic.

Aromatherapy is the therapeutic use of essential oils and hydrosols which are extracted from plants flowers trees seeds and fruit. Just as aromatherapy has become scientifically validated medical practice for people it has become an increasingly popular health treatment for animals.

In a very scholarly way, Karen Davis explores the unnatural history of the turkey. Where did the bird come from? How was it treated by Native Americans? What place did the turkey have in their mythology? Why is the turkey called 'turkey'? (And who would have guessed there could be so many compelling theories!?