Feng Shui for Pets: The Free Energy Fix Your Home Is Missing
Feng shui isn't just about furniture placement — it's about energy, and your pet is picking up on it whether you realize it or not. Amanda Gibby Peters, founder of Simple Shui, joins The Pet Parenting Reset to break down what feng shui actually means in practical, non-complicated terms, and why it applies just as much to your dog or cat's wellbeing as your own.
We get into how animals are uniquely sensitive to the energy of a space — clutter, chaotic high-traffic zones, stagnant corners — often reacting to it before we consciously notice anything's off. Amanda walks through simple, zero-cost shifts pet parents can make: where a pet's bed sits in a room, how to read whether a space feels calm or chaotic, and why this might be the missing piece for pets who seem anxious or unsettled even when everything else — diet, supplements, routine — is dialed in.
This episode is a reminder that ReWilding isn't always about adding something new. Sometimes it's about clearing what's in the way of the energy that's already there. And the best part: this one's completely free.
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Founder of Simple Shui & House Therapy
Amanda Gibby Peters is the founder of Simple Shui and House Therapy and the author of Simple Shui for Every Day. For more than 20 years, she's helped people create homes that feel as good as they look by teaching a practical, deeply personal approach to Feng Shui.
Amanda is also the host of the House Therapy podcast and has been featured by Architectural Digest, Forbes, and Food52. Her work encourages people to see their homes not as projects to perfect, but as partners in the lives they're creating.
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