I will start by asking you a few questions about your goals for our conversation and what you would like to ask your pet about.

Then I will tune in with your pet using the photo you provide. During this first tune-in process, I take notes on what I hear and sense from your pet and then share what they have communicated with me so far.

Next, I will ask what questions you have for your pet and then share what I hear and sense from them.

Every animal I connect with has their own unique way of sharing, but they commonly communicate with me using words, images, emotions, physical sensations I feel in my own body, sounds, stories, and vibrations. Some even communicate by sharing tastes and smells from their perspective.

Sessions are relaxed and conversational, creating space to listen, share, and understand what your pet wants you to know.

I suggest asking open ended questions that will encourage your pet to open up to you and will support a conversation with your pet. (Rather than a string of yes or no questions)

Questions like:

• What does my pet feel in their body?

• What does my pet love (or not love) about their food and meal times?

• What kind of things help my pet feel safe and loved?

• What things help them feel comforted and comforted?

• What is their purpose in this lifetime?

• What is your animal friend here to learn this lifetime?

• What are your pet’s superpowers? So you can build on these superpowers and understand what their kryptonite is!

• Are they open to inviting another pet into our life? If so what qualities would feel like a good match for them?

• What does my pet want me to know about our friendship and life together?

For more tips on what and how to ask your pet in sessions, check out this blog post 5 Questions to ask your pets in an animal communication session

When you request a session with me, I'll ask for a few photos of your pet (that clearly show their face and eyes without any other pets or people in the photo) as well as a few specific questions including: your name, your pet's name and age (if living), and what you want from the session.

Your answers to these questions help me determine if I can help you for what you are looking for. 

What I don’t need and prefer to not know ahead of time, is your pet’s full life story and everything you think might be happening with your pets as knowing too much ahead of time can block my intuitive channels.

When you schedule with me, you’ll receive a confirmation email with helpful tips, including:

• How to create a quiet, distraction-free space for our call

• Tips on how to word questions

• How to prepare your pet for their session

I believe what we see as a behavior problem is actually a form of communication from our pets.

Animal communication can help with behavior challenges by helping you understand your pet’s emotions, why they are responding the way they are, and what they feel they need in order to create a new pattern.

This deeper understanding can help you create a plan going forward that supports both you and your pet’s needs.

This work isn’t about simply telling a pet to stop or change their behavior. Asking a sentient being to ignore their feelings, instincts, or needs isn’t the approach I take. Instead, I believe lasting change comes through understanding, trust, and working together so your pet’s needs are met.

Yes, I can.

In-spirit animal communication sessions can be so helpful to intuitively to check in and see how your pet is now that they are in spirit form.

In -spirit animal communication sessions focus on what your animal wants to share with you about their life, their passing and their connection with you.

I offer a limited number of these sessions a season. To request one of them, please click here

It’s best if the pet’s primary human is on the call with us. If that’s not possible, please get consent from the pet’s primary caregiver before we proceed.

I’m sorry, but I don’t offer services for locating lost pets.

Lost animals are often scared and on the move, making it difficult and costly to track them through animal communication.

For the best outcome, I recommend contacting a local animal tracker within 24 hours of your pet going missing.