There are many reasons to talk with your animal companion.  You may want to discuss an upcoming transition in your lives, such as a move, an extended vacation, a child going to college or one arriving.  There may be certain issues that need to be addressed, like not using the litter box, anxiety about loading in a trailer, or why they just HAVE to sit in the front seat of the car.  You may want their input if you are thinking about bringing another animal into the house.  Remember that they live there, too, and what you do affects them as well.  Many people just want to know if their animal friends are happy and if they have anything to say about the daily happenings of the home.  There are times when an animal is older or in pain and you want to know if it is time to help them transition.

Remember that this is telepathy and is done over distances.  I do not need to be there in order to talk with you and your friend.  In fact, neither do you (as in a missing or lost pet).  Some animals have a tendency to get excited with a stranger in the house, and you want them at ease, focused and stress free.  Oh, and putting the phone up to their ear does not help.

Absolutely,  sometimes they get very excited to talk and will jump around during the conversation.  Some will sit and stare at you, just to get the point across.  Still others will ignore you while we are on the phone because they have to concentrate on what they want to get across.  Again, it depends on the animal.

Finding lost or missing animals is my specialty.  We ask the animal many questions about their surroundings, such as, did they go up a hill or down, are they near water, did they cross a big road or if they are stuck and unable to get themselves home.  Sometimes the animal describes or shows images that you haven't a clue as to what they are talking about.  The key is to slow down, take a deep breath and listen to what the animal has to say.  It's like a puzzle, and we are finding the pieces to put it all together. It can be time consuming, and there are no guarantees, but the clues are there.

Yes.  They will often come through during a consultation while talking to a current animal.

Yes, although most of the consultations are done with domestic such as cats, dogs, and horses.  Communicators can talk with any animal, wild or domestic.  I have had clients consult with me about fish, turtles, snakes, bison, gorillas, birds..you name it.  Often people will ask me if I can talk with animals that do not come from an English speaking home.  The answer is yes.  I am not fluent in any foreign language, but telepathy knows no boundaries and I can communicate in any language as long as the person speaks English or can understand my very broken French.

When I was young, my favorite book was Dr. Dolittle, of course, and I wanted to talk to the animals just like he did, only more so.  He had a bird that helped, that was cheating as far as I was concerned.  I later learned that anyone and everyone has the ability to learn how to communicate with animals.  I equate it to playing basketball.  You can pick up the ball, toss it at the hoop and hope for the best.  You can consider yourself a ball player.  Then there are the Micheal Jordans of the basketball world, who really CAN play ball because they embrace it and make it their life.  Most people are in between,  It takes someone to teach you how to do it and then LOTS of practice.  With communicating it also takes an open mind.  I offer workshops and courses in order to help you learn.

Animal communicators are not veterinarians.  We DO NOT diagnose or prescribe for your animal friend.  We can only tell you what they see, feel, hear and think.  If you think your animal is in pain or has something broken or is bleeding, please call your veterinarian.  There are animal communicators who work with veterinarians, and I can refer you to one if needed.