Have you ever looked at your pet and thought, “I really wish you could just tell me what’s going on!”
This is often when people first start looking for an Animal Communicator.
You may have noticed a change in your pet’s behaviour, you’re worried about how they’re feeling, something is changing within the family, or maybe there’s absolutely nothing wrong and you’d simply love to know what your pet thinks!
Animal Communication gives your pet a voice.
Instead of us guessing what our animals want, need or feel, Animal Communication allows us to connect with them and explore what’s happening from their perspective.
So, why would you use an Animal Communicator?
1. Your Pet’s Behaviour Has Changed
Your dog suddenly won’t settle at night. Your cat has started toileting outside the litter tray. Your normally social pet has become withdrawn.
When behaviour changes, there’s usually something going on.
After ruling out possible health problems with your vet, an Animal Communication session can help explore whether there may be emotional, environmental or behavioural reasons behind what you’re seeing.
Sometimes what your pet has to say is not what you expected at all!
2. You Want to Know What Your Pet Is Thinking and Feeling
This is probably one of the questions I’m asked most:
“Is my pet happy?”
And I completely understand why.
Animal Communication gives you the opportunity to ask questions about your pet’s life, their likes and dislikes, how they’re feeling about something and even what they think about members of the family.
Believe me, animals can have opinions!
3. Something Is Changing In Their World
Moving house, going on holidays, a relationship change, a new baby or introducing another pet can be a big deal for an animal. We know what’s happening.
They don’t.
Communicating with your pet before a major change can help explain what’s happening, why things are changing and what they can expect.
4. Your Animals Aren’t Getting Along
Sometimes our pets simply don’t see eye to eye.
Rather than assuming one animal is the problem, I communicate with each pet individually.
What is happening from their perspective?
This is where Animal Communication and negotiation can be incredibly useful. Once we understand each animal’s point of view, we can start working towards a compromise that works better for everyone.
5. Your Pet Is Ageing or You’re Concerned About Their Wellbeing
As our animals get older, we naturally become more aware of changes in them.
Maybe they’re slowing down, sleeping more, becoming less interested in certain things or simply behaving differently.
Alongside appropriate veterinary care, Animal Communication can give your pet another way to express how they’re feeling and what they may need from you.
Are they comfortable?
Is there something they’d like done differently?
What makes them feel safe and supported?
Sometimes we spend so much time worrying about our animals that we forget to actually ask them what they want.
Animal Communication allows us to include them in the conversation.
6. You Simply Want a Deeper Connection With Your Pet
And here’s something I think is really important.
You don’t need to have a problem to communicate with your animal. Sometimes you simply want to know them better.
What do they love?
What makes them happy?
Is there anything they’d like you to know?
What do they think about their family?
Our animals have personalities, preferences and their own way of experiencing the world.
And that’s really what Animal Communication is about for me.
It’s not about us constantly talking at our pets.
It’s about creating a two-way conversation.
Because when we stop assuming and start listening, we can understand our animals differently, make better decisions for them and create an even deeper relationship with the pets who share our lives.
Give your pet a voice. You might be surprised by what they have to say.
Simonne Lee
Animal Communicator • Animal Communication Teacher • Energy Healer