The best way I've heard it described is ”active receiving“. Animals may share all of their five senses and communicate experience through words. After connecting with an animal, I provide a written summary of the communication. I pass along everything I receive, even if it doesn’t make sense to me, because it may be significant to the pet parent.

I was not only skeptical at first, but also kind of embarrassed that I was even reaching out to an Animal Communicator. I get it. My advice is to just be open to the experience and see what happens. I also have a wide range of client references.

Currently, I am only communicating with living animals.

Just because I tell an animal that behavior changes are needed it doesn't mean they have to listen. Many times the animals respond with valid explanations about why they are acting a certain way.

I can learn about their socialization needs, physical well being, emotional well being, ask them specific questions you may have and more!

Although the majority of my experience is communicating with dogs, cats, and horses, I am open to communicating with any pet!