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I get asked this question a lot. It's a complex topic, but the short answer is: buy the very best quality pet food that you can afford. In my long career as an animal communicator, I've worked with cats, dogs, horses, rabbits, lizards, turtles, chickens, parrots, and ferrets. However, most of my practice is made up of dogs and cats, so for the purposes of this article, I'm going to focus on how to make the best food choices for them. The market is saturated with choices that

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 longer lives and needing more frequent, and different types of care. In the past year alone, I’ve worked with several cats that were well over 20 years old. And a number of dogs that reached 17. Older animals have particular and evolving needs; the changes their bodies go through as they age parallel our own. As an example, whether you are hum

Horses are widely recognized as highly intelligent, sensitive and emotional beings. In my 3+ decades working as an animal communicator, the problems they face are almost always more complicated, and run more deeply than the other species that I regularly work with. People often ask me what it’s like to communicate intuitively with horses. I always say that it’s very much like working with a human. Cats, dogs, bunnies and birds all have their unique and wonderful qualities, b

Ah, the torture of naughty pet behavior and not knowing what to do about it! There is always a reason for acting out, but the reason can...

Our animal population is getting older and suffering from many of the same ailments we do, especially arthritis. I regularly work with...

As an animal communicator and medical intuitive, I work with a wide variety of pets who experience problems of one kind or another. Some...

I’ve had a rash of clients (pun intended!) over the years who have called me for help with their itchy, unhappy pets. In every case,...

I asked integrative veterinarian Dr. Larry Siegler for a “short list” of the advice he regularly gives his clients. Here were his...