Animal Communicator

In our quest for closure, saying goodbye is often the hardest part. The grief and sorrow of losing a beloved pet can leave us yearning for one last moment, a final opportunity to express our unending love. As we grapple with loss, we may find ourselves turning to the unconventional, seeking solace in the realm of animal communication.

Things to Do: Make a flyer with a photo of your pets and your number, do not put your name or address on it, and don’t give out identifying information except a photo of your animal. If someone calls you can ask them for the identifying info to verify the

Each year, over three million pets are brought into a new home. While this typically marks a joyous occasion, it can come with certain complications. While some pets seem to acclimate at once, others will need more time and effort.  Unfortunately, some families decide after a few short days of

Every rustle of the tail, every whimper, every purr – animals communicate with us in so many ways. Yet, there are times when their behavior puzzles even the most attentive pet owners. In a recent study in Japan, it was found that 86% of pet dogs had at least 1

Does your furry friend whine, urinate, or panic during car rides? They’re not alone. In fact, over 70% of dogs display anxiety. About 11% have a fear of novel situations, such as car rides. Read on to learn more about dog anxiety in the car symptoms, prevention, and treatment. With

Animals, like humans, can experience feelings of jealousy when they perceive a threat to their social bonds or resources. Jealousy in animals can manifest in various ways. These can include aggression, attention-seeking behavior, or territorial disputes. As pet owners, it is essential to recognize and address jealousy in our animal

It is estimated that around 75% of dogs are depressed. For most pet owners, this is disturbing news. After all, making your four-legged friend happy is a top priority. Many things can cause depression. However, for some pets, depression is a side effect of grief. Have you ever wondered if

As of 2019, there were approximately 200,000 registered emotional support animals. While not everyone has a pet for this purpose, it’s still essential to become a good pet communicator. This will help you better care for your animals and ensure animal wellness. We’ve put together a brief guide on how

Can our pets struggle with self-doubt and insecurity as we do? This intriguing question invites us to examine the mysterious world of animal emotions with the help of a pet psychic. Embark on this fascinating journey as we delve into topics such as identifying signs of low self-esteem in pets