What is Animal Communication ?

Animal communication is a form of telepathy. Telepathy is done by transmitting thoughts, images, feelings and impressions from one being to another. It can be transmitted between humans or animals and humans. Many scientists and doctors believe that animals communicate with each other telepathically and that humans are capable of this type of communication as well. For example, have you ever heard the phone ring and known who it was that was calling ? What about the many stories of Mother's who just knew something had happened or was wrong with their child, only to find out something was indeed wrong. Have you ever been sitting home, perhaps watching T.V. and suddenly thought to yourself, " did I put water in the dog/cat's bowl ? " only to get up and find your pet sitting in front of an empty water dish waiting for you ? We have all experienced these events in one from or another and these are all examples of telepathy. Two of the questions I am most frequently asked are: 1) Does this have to be done in person ? The answer is no, I have done readings with the animals present during the reading but it is not necessary. The majority of my readings are done over the phone. Remember this is a form of telepathic communication, which means I do not have to be in the same room with the animal to be able to communicate with them.

Does the animal need to be crossed ?  

Many people I have encountered seem to be under the impression that animal communication is only for animals that have crossed over. Not true. A reading may be done for one pet or multiple pets in the household,the animal may be living or crossed over. There are many reasons for communicating with your pets. You may want find out  behavioral issues going on with your pet. You may have a sense that something may be wrong physically or emotionally with your pet and would like to get to the bottom of what's bothering them. One thing I do like to point out to people who are new to Animal Communication is that this is in no way a substitute for Veterinary care. I am not here to replace your Vet, but Animal Communication can in many cases aid in diagnosing or helping to recommend different avenues of treatment for you pet. It can help you to determine the different levels of discomfort, or pinpoint were exactly the pain is being felt but this is in no way a replacement for Veterinary care.  You many just want to find out what your pet is thinking and feeling. How they feel about their diet, their living arrangements. You may thinking about introducing a new pet into the household and are curious to know how your pet would feel about that.