What is Animal Communication ?

Have you ever had the sense of "Oh, did I fill the dog's water dish", only to go over and see your pet standing at an empty bowl looking at you?

Animal communication is really the remembering how to communicate without words, in a very direct fashion, to what the animals have to tell us. 

My role as an animal communicator is to help close the communication gap
we sometimes find ourselves in when trying to communicate with our own
animal family. 


Reasons To use an Animal Communicator ?  

These are a few of many possible reasons to set up an animal communication  consult:

• Behavioral issues such as a fear of being alone
• Wetting outside the litterbox
• Animals exhibiting aggression issues
• Adopted or foster animals that don't understand what happened
• A working animal may have training issues
• You may want to explain that you will be going on vacation
• When our animals become ill, we can "check in" to see how they are feeling. This is particualrly impportant when an animal has a terminal illness and you need to discuss the severity of the situation  or let them know hom much they are loved.  

Animal communication should never be used instead of veterinarian care; it may compliment professional health care                                                                            
                                                         
Animal communication has no geographic boundaries or species; I have clients all across the United States, and in locations as far away as France and Iceland.   Their animals range from dogs, cats, horses, parakeets, llamas, and Boa Constrictors. 

I communicate with all species, living and in spirit. This can be extremely helpful for you as your pet is transitioning through their dieing process. 

visit my Pet loss and grief support page for resources on pet communication and bereavement to help gently guide you through this process