The 4th of July is a blast for us, though let’s be honest—for our animal companions, it’s usually the most stressful night of the year. Between the backyard barbecues and the community gatherings, our homes and barns get noisy. For our companion animals, the holiday is a massive sensory and
In the field of animal communication, there is perhaps no greater misunderstanding than what constitutes a “good” reading. The common assumption, especially among skeptics or newcomers, is that more information is always better. People think that if they provide me with a complete life history, a detailed medical file, and
We have all had one of those days. You wake up late, struggle through high-pressure demands, and by the evening, your jaw is tight, and your mind is racing. You look over, and your usually calm pet is acting out. Your dog is pacing, your cat is hiding, your bird
Soul-to-Soul: Goals for You and Your Pet to Tackle Together Whether we are stepping into a fresh month, a new season, or just a random Tuesday, there is never a wrong time to reset. Often, when we think about personal growth, we view it as a solitary journey—we look in
When a horse begins to show signs of poor performance, behavioral changes, or resistance under saddle, most riders and trainers instinctively go into troubleshooting mode.
Understanding Pet Anxiety and Fear During New Year’s Eve The joyous celebration of New Year’s Eve often comes with a lot of noise and startling fireworks. For our beloved pets, this can be a time of fear and anxiety. The loud sounds and bright lights can be frightening, causing our
Daily Rituals: Simple Acts of Love and Thanks
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
