There may be a number of areas in which you’d like to receive insight from your animal friend, most of which will revolve around how they’re feeling physically or emotionally. For example, you may wonder if they have any pain or discomfort. Are they happy with their food? Is there something they would like added to or removed from their life or environment? How do they feel about specific animal or human neighbors or family members? What’s their favorite thing to do or place to go? Why do they bark so much or go outside the litter box? Can they reveal their thoughts or feelings around any behaviors you find concerning or problematic? The list is endless!
If you have questions that you would like me to ask your animal, all you need to do is email me your request or set up a session through my calendar. I will need a clear photo of your animal friend, preferably facing the camera with eyes open. There should be no other animals in the picture. I will respond within 24 hours.
Send a picture of your animal to me, along with your questions (no more than three, please), using this email address.
I look forward to meeting both you and your animal friend!
Please remember:
Although learning more about your animal’s thoughts and feelings is invaluable, it’s important to realize that it’s
not a substitute for good veterinary care. If your animal is sick or injured, you’ll want a team to help and I’m happy to be a part of that team. But the first team member to call is the vet! Likewise, if your animal is missing, spring into action! Search your home, property and neighborhood thoroughly and repeatedly, keeping your energy calm and stable as you call their name. Put up flyers and notify shelters, veterinarians, and your animal’s microchip company. Once those things are in place (and ongoing), you may choose to contact an animal communicator. Time is of the essence!