Aventurine near my Maine Coon - good idea or not?

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Hi everyone,

I'd love to get your thoughts :) I have a Maine Coon and, as a preventative measure, I've started using an aventurine stone which I've placed in the spot where she sleeps most often. I know Maine Coons can be prone to certain heart conditions, so I was wondering if any of you also use crystals alongside regular vet check-ups.

Do you think aventurine is a good stone for the heart?? Have you got any feedback or advice? I'm really interested—I found an article about this stone here

Thanks in advance for your help! 😊

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    Hi there, It's true that Maine Coons are predisposed to a heart condition called Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM), which is characterised by an abnormal thickening of the heart muscle. In crystal healing, aventurine is indeed associated with calming and emotional well-being. However, this remains symbolic and unfortunately won't be able to prevent or treat this condition. The best safeguard for your cat's health is regular check-ups with your vet! :)) You can keep the aventurine stone near their bed to create a soothing environment if you find it helpful, but do be very careful about the risk of your cat swallowing it if the stone is small. Kind regards, Laure.
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