Why my dog talked about snowflakes on a sunny day

The smol dog hasn’t been feeling well, and I’ve been well and truly challenged as to how to work out what was wrong while we waited for the emergency vet.

As usual, Annie had plenty to say. Lots that her person could identify and verify, and one request that seems accurate but goes against everything that her human and I thought it would be!

The news that Charlotte Dujardin lost her place in the British Olympics Dressage team was both shocking and dull. Another big name in our sport shows a side that we don’t want to exist, and I am so weary of this fight to try to keep horse welfare centered as the most important part of everything all of us do with horses.

Making decisions around palliative care and euthanasia for your animal isn’t easy. Here’s when talking to an animal communicator could help.

We check in with Cocoa to discover what delights and what dismays him

Are animals really talking English to an animal communicator? How animal communicators experience the information that come from the animals they are working with.

Working as a professional animal communicator has made me a better pet psychic than when I did unofficial readings for people.

I love it when I get to share an animal’s strong opinions with their people, and April gave me gifts aplenty when it came to those!

It may sound crazy but for an animal communicator, connecting with an animal in spirit isn’t all that different.

Today I want to share what a communication is like with an animal who I have worked with multiple times before. There is always new stuff to discover and I want to share with you some fascinating insights that emerged from one communication with this much loved pet and trainee service dog in particular.

The chakra system sounds complicated to understand; here’s a beginner’s guide to energy, auras and chakras in the horse.

Connecting with Amadeus was easy. He exuded calm, and was happy to greet me. He is showed me that he is the type of horse who enjoys leisurely strolls on the buckle end of the reins, while quietly observing the world around him. His laid-back nature allows him to take in his surroundings without being easily startled: all very calm and grounded. Which was why I wasn’t expecting what he told me next…

All of a sudden muddy walks are punctuated by footprints from deer, rabbits and birds, and the flowers of the season wave you hello