With over 90 million homes having pets, it’s clear that animals are an essential part of our lives. They are companions, co-workers, and even family members. In fact, some people consider their pets to be their children. As such, knowing how to communicate with animals is a skill that can
Here’s a mind-blowing fact: your cells communicate using light. In the 1970s, German scientist Fritz Albert Popp discovered that healthy cells emit more than 100,000 light impulses per second. You and everyone you know are essentially beings of light. That includes your pets. Have you noticed that your pet prefers some
Do you know that 68% of U.S. households own a pet? Here it is, your dog, cat, or a bunny welcoming you home after a long day at work. There isn’t anything more fulfilling in life than unconditional love from your best companion. Pets are often treated as part of
Did you know that animals struggle with anxiety and depression as well? Depression, sadness, and heartache are all emotions our animals can feel. Animals are susceptible to life changes. Major life changes can have a significant impact on our animals. Even if the changes seem minor, our animal friends may view
The average pet visits its veterinarian about 2.5 times each year. Some go more often when they suffer from a chronic mental condition. Fur friends often experience exacerbated stress and anxiety over this visit. While vets do serve an important purpose, your animal friend may not always benefit from their
Did you know that African elephants vibrate next to each other when they are trying to communicate? And, ravens have their own sign language? There is a whole world to explore when it comes to animal communication and the different types of animal communication that exist. But did you know that
About four million animals are adopted each year and this is only accounting for dogs and cats. Of those four million adopted, eight hundred thousand animals are returned. These situations can occur because the animals do not feel comfortable in their new homes, so owners perceive them as misbehaving. Adopted pets really benefit
It has long since been speculated that animals have a spectrum of emotions. Now, scientific research has proven that animals feel human emotions from joy to resentment to jealousy to anger to love. Because of animals’ ability to pick up on energy from their environment and react accordingly, they can
Certain animal communicator theories posit that our confusion towards cats comes back to one thing—they aren’t dogs. Cats sometimes get a bad rap for being creepy, antisocial, or furry balls of evil waiting to attack at any moment. This ignores the needs of cats, who are truly social creatures that
Horses are beautiful, majestic, and intelligent animals. They’re also extremely powerful, sensitive, and strong. The relationship between a horse and its owner is built on trust. Having a deep connection and understanding of your horse’s needs and troubles will help you develop a closer bond with your animal so you
