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Loving Small Furries: An Holistic Approach

3 x 1.5 hour live Zoom meetings - March 18th, 25th, April 1. Time 7.30-9 pm UTC - Cost €125/£125/$155. Learn how to provide a healthy natural habitat for domestic rabbits, guinea pigs, rats and other small furries, and how to use herbs and aromatics to super charge their health. CPD certificate.

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About The Workshop

Understanding the native needs of any species is the foundation of good health and ethical animal management. In this workshop you will learn what our smallest pets need for mental, emotional and physical well-being, and how you can provide it.

Often, unintentionally, we are keeping our beloved fur-friends in an environment that is stressful to them. Stress is the primary cause of health and behaviour problems. One of the main causes of stress is lack of choice. We will show you how to return the element of choice and provide the natural botanicals they need at the same time. This leads to the healthiest, happiest bunnies you can have.

This workshop is ideal CPD for anyone working with animal care and/or aromatics. But it’s also essential viewing for anyone who keeps small furries themselves. You will receive a certificate of attendance upon completion of the final simple quiz.

You will Learn

The biology and psychology of rabbits, guinea pigs and rodents
The ideal diet for each species
Simple ways to enrich their environment and provide their social needs
How to use herbs, hydrosols and essential oils to reduce illness and speed healing

Course Format

The course is presented as 3 x 90 minute live zoom meetings, on March 18th, 25th and April 1st at 19.30 UTC. Each lesson is one Zoom meeting that will become available to you on the day. The sessions may run a little longer as there will be question and answer sessions for each one. If you can’t make it to the live sessions they will be available to you to watch any time afterwards.

Your Teacher

This workshop is presented by Marilyn Peters MSc, holistic animal behaviourist, with a special interest in the small furries. She also has the honour of being the very first graduate of the Animal PsychAromatica Certificate program in 2007. Nayana will co-host. More on Marilyn here