Hi, I'm wondering is there any simple spell I can do for my cat to ward off evil eye from her? she's around 8yrs old. I searched in the site but didn't find anything specific for evil eye on a cat. maybe i missed something?
The reason is, I have a sense she got evil eye from a friend of my mine because i showed my cat's photos to him. Soon after he complemented on how beautiful my cat is, she's been to a small accident but she recovered and doing well.
Recently she has got ill again with a minor cold. I DID take her to vet and was given medicine. she's doing fine but today I noticed she looks a little weak and she lacked appetite.
I'm scared she still has the evil eye effect on her.
I recently lost another cat who also was complemented by my friend.
I don't want to lose her too.
Thank you.
(again I don't solely rely on spells to cure my pets. I do take them to vet, I feed and take care of them, its just I'm looking for something safe to do on them in the meantime.)
Re: ward off evil eye of pet By: Lark Moderator / Adept
Post # 2 Jul 31, 2021
There are several things that I might recommend.
1. You could obtain a traditional bead which is thought to avert the evil eye and hang it on her collar (If she wears one). You can find beads like this at the shop here on SOM at https://www.spellsofmagic.com/shop_search.html?query=evil+ey... You can also hang these around the spaces in your home where she likes to hang out.
2. You can, in fact, create a set of personal shields to protect your cat from negative energies. Here's a link to an article about how to create a personal shield for yourself and it can be easily modified to use in protecting your cat. https://www.spellsofmagic.com/read_post.html?post=896879
3. If you think it is really possible that someone is putting an evil eye on your cat, then I would suggest you also create wards around your home to block out any sort of negative magical energies. This link might give you some ideas in that direction. https://www.spellsofmagic.com/read_post.html?post=871171
4. It would be a good idea to cleanse your living space of any negative energies that might already be there. Burning some sage, cedar, or sandalwood helps to clear those energies away. I would also suggest lightly sprinkling your cat's bed or sleeping space with a bit of water and salt for protection.
I like all of Lark's suggestions. The Hamsa and Nazar both come from the Middle East, but there are other symbols and amulets from other cultures as well.
But since it's for a pet specifically, and if you want to only ward your pet, you may also consider a small symbol which attaches to its collar. In fact, I've seen pet ID tags printed opposite a Naar or Hamsa. On that thought: Whether it fits the pet's collar or you feel it is over-sized, another good option is sympathetic magic: Get the tag engraved with the pet's name, and keep that tag inside as a sort of talisman for the sake of the pet.
