21/08/2026
🌿✨ UNDERSTANDING YOUR ANIMAL'S CHAKRAS ✨🌿
Part 2 — The Root Chakra ❤️
Last week, we began our journey into the fascinating world of our animals' chakras. 🐾✨
We talked about what chakras are, why animals are believed to have their own energetic system, and the nine major chakras commonly recognised in animal energy work.
Today, we're starting at the beginning…
❤️ THE ROOT CHAKRA ❤️
The Root Chakra is traditionally associated with grounding, safety, security, stability and a sense of belonging.
For our animals, this can be particularly interesting because they are so connected to their environment.
Think about how your animal reacts when their routine changes, when they move house, when a new animal or person joins the family, or even when the atmosphere in the home feels different.
Our animals can be incredibly sensitive to change. 🐶🐴🐱
The Root Chakra is located towards the base of the spine, around the pelvic/tail area, and is associated with our animal's connection to the earth and their feeling of being grounded and secure.
🌿 When this energy feels balanced, we may see an animal that appears:
✨ Calm and settled
✨ Secure in their environment
✨ Comfortable with their surroundings
✨ Grounded and relaxed
✨ Able to adapt to changes more easily
❤️ Things that may invite us to look a little deeper energetically can include:
• Restlessness or difficulty settling
• Increased nervousness or fear
• Being unsettled by changes in routine
• Clinginess or insecurity
• Difficulty feeling comfortable in a new environment
Of course, these behaviours can have many different causes, including physical, emotional and environmental factors. That's why it's always important to look at the whole animal, rather than attributing a behaviour to one chakra alone.
🌳 A simple way to support grounding
Sometimes the simplest things can help our animals feel safe and connected.
Spend some quiet time together.
Take a slow walk outside.
Let them explore and sniff without rushing.
Sit beside them and simply be present.
And if they enjoy it, gently place your hand near their body and take a few quiet breaths together.
You don't need to do anything.
Sometimes our animals simply appreciate us being there. ❤️
✨ In energy work, we can also work gently with the Root Chakra to encourage balance and grounding.
And remember — energy healing is intended as a complementary approach and should never replace veterinary care when your animal is unwell or showing concerning symptoms.
🐾❤️ Next week: The Sacral Chakra — emotions, connection, creativity and the joy of being.
Have you ever noticed your animal becoming unsettled when their environment or routine changes?
I'd love to hear about your experiences below. 🌿
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