How To Care For An Aging Pet
As you might imagine, the animals I work with most often are dogs and cats. The pet population is aging along with us — they’re living...
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How Can Animal Communication Help Me With My Horse?
Horses are widely recognized as highly intelligent, sensitive and emotional beings. In my 2+ decades working as an animal communicator,...
What can I do When My Pet Misbehaves?
Ah, the torture of naughty pet behavior and not knowing what to do about it! There is always a reason for acting out, but we often don’t...
The Other Side of Grief
Grief. We all go through it sooner or later. In my animal communication practice, I often work with clients who are grieving — usually...
How Do I Know When it is Time for Euthanasia?
Letting go of your beloved pet is the hardest thing an animal lover will ever go through. And what can make it even more agonizing is...
Household Changes and Other Adjustments For Aging Pets
Our animal population is getting older and suffering from many of the same ailments we do, especially arthritis. I regularly work with...
What is the Biggest Mistake People Make with Their Pets?
As an animal communicator and medical intuitive, I work with a wide variety of pets who are experiencing problems of one kind or another....
Why Is My Pet So Itchy?
I’ve had a rash of clients (pun intended!) over the last year who have called me for help with their itchy, unhappy pets. In every case,...
Five Quick Tips: A Veterinarian's Advice for Optimal Pet Health
I asked integrative veterinarian Dr. Larry Siegler for a “short list” of the advice he regularly gives his clients. Here were his...
Rethinking Zoos
Are you one of those people who adores animals but just doesn’t love zoos? That was me, until quite recently. Zoos have changed an awful...
Scientists Create Music to Soothe your Cat
“They are a particularly tough audience – picky, moody, often impossible to please – but cats represent an untapped music market,...
Clear Clutter in 10 Minutes - and Benefit Animals in the Process
As the holidays approach, one of the things I routinely do is gather up my worn-out towels, washcloths, sheets and blankets to donate to...
Virunga - A Truly Compelling Wildlife Documentary
I recently viewed this stunning, Oscar-nominated documentary (available on Netflix), and I can’t say enough good things about it. It...
Case Study: A "Psychic Autopsy"
Karen was referred to me at the end of her beloved Chow’s life. At 13 years of age, Jersey had a long and quite complicated medical...
Spraying - The Good, the Bad and the Downright Frustrating, Part Two
In my previous post, I talked about some of the reasons that peeing in the house occurs. Once we can get to the bottom of why it’s...
The "Queen of Cats" and her Rescue Efforts
Lola Cortina is affectionately known around San Miguel de Allende, Mexico as “La Reina de los Gatos” — the The Queen of the Cats. Lola is...
Spraying - The Good, the Bad and the Downright Frustrating, Part One
One of the most common calls I get is about cats (and occasionally dogs) peeing in the house. Generally, there are 3 main reasons it...
Manatees - Up Close and Personal
uring a recent trip to Ft. Pierce in South Florida, I had a chance to spend some time observing and communicating with a family of...
Case Study: My day with a veterinary M*A*S*H Unit
While visiting Mexico last year, I was introduced to Kelly Karger (pictured above), the co-founder of S.A.M.M. (Save A Mexican Mutt) — a...
Please consider microchipping your animal
Microchipping is painless! I’m often hired by people who have a missing animal, and while I have had quite good success locating and...
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