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The charms and ofuda you can have blessed specifically for your pets are now available.
Literal
Pet [for-のために] prayer-service-doing-[receive-humbly-いただける] charms [and-と] ofuda [subject-が] have-become-reality.
ご祈祷 ('prayer ritual') with honorific ご, usually referring to Shinto/Buddhist blessing rituals. いただける is the humble form of もらえる ('can receive'), with honorific nuance for the blessing being done to one. 御守 ('amulet/charm' — the good-luck amulets sold at shrines) and 御札 ('ofuda,' a paper talisman that can be hung/placed). 実現する ('to come true, to be realized') is a Sino-Japanese verb. A touching bit of cultural adaptation — modern Japanese shrines offering blessings for pets.