I recently purchased the CORE 1 DVDs. I have studied them somewhat. I have several cats that came to my door so I adopted them.
One of the cats, "Big Kitty" is a big orange long-haired cat about 7 yrs old now. He gets fur ball obstructions sometimes and currently is affected pretty much with a stubborn fur ball/balls.

I tried using the Wombing technique yesterday for about 10 minutes. I haven't seen any results yet. Does anyone have suggestions on using CORE techniques to clear animals passages when they have fur balls? If so, please outline procedure. I will try Wombing again this morn.

Thanks and Blessings,

Janmg

This is just a guess of mine but maybe the proper technique would be to womb+poke the area ("the chaser"). Then my second guess would be to maybe steam release the area to release tension and quite possibly the cat can clear itself up quicker.

Thanks Antro,

I'll try it! I experimented with the "poking" yesterday but just a short time.
Thanks and Blessings to you,
Janmg

I agree with Anto, as the object is something inhibiting flow and it is something that needs to be moved, use the "poking with a stick" technique.

Do let us know how this works for you.

Antro,

I love the hands on your soon to be website. Vibrant and amazing!!



Sarah

also - remember to just "look for interesting things" and play with the techniques rather than focusing on hairballs per se.

from a fellow kitty adoptive parent and lover . . .

Follow-up on my 7yr old cat:
Thanks Anto, Alain, and all for advice. I tried the Core techniques ....poking, etc. Think I still need to practice since I've only doen it a few times. I saw mainly darkness after I wombed the cat but saw a small white lighted area inside the womb.
I decided to take cat to vet on Sat, against my guidance, I think. I told vet thought cat had fur ball stoppage and she seemed to think so also. She asked me to leave cat 2 hrs while she prepped him to do anal check. When I returned she said she found no fur balls in cats system so I told her when he spit up he was spitting orange fur. She gave cat antibiotic for me to administer orally and said take him to regular vet if nobetter in couple days. She did not do an enema as she first thought she might need to do. She did give him a sedation and then an anti-sedation (which I had never heard of).

Anyway the cat seemed better after I got home but still had small amount of slight blood discharge from bowel area. In fact the cat seemed more perky than he had in couple of days. So did all the healing work that I and others did heal the cat? I had been neglecting Big Kitty couple days prior to his getting "PUNY" and perhaps he needed the attention that we gave him. It is puzzling but cat is much better and eating good now.
I will want to study the 'wombing and poking" techniques more .
When one of my othr cats was ill with redness around edges of his tongue, the impressions I got were of like golden light around that cat. So I was doing color treatments...particularly golden lighton the cat. Later discovered the golden light was telling me the cat had electrocuted or shocked his mouth when he chewed on an electrical cord. I misinterpreted the "golden light". The vet confirmed the cat had an electrical bite! I am learning!!!

Thanks to all,
Janmg