Yes, people can connect with animals. I had a reading with Sonya Fitzpatrick. Only sent her a photo of my Bailey cat. When she called, she said, I'm so sorry Bailey has cancer. She told me everything correct about all 3 of my cats. She told me Bailey hated the cancer treatments I was taking her too, how bad she felt after a treatment, how the meds made her blood feel like it was boiling hot. Bailey told "us" she never wanted to go back to center again and just wanted to rest at home with me until her time came. I knew she had a very bad fast spreading cancer and nothing could stop it.
I stopped the meds and took a week over to spend with my Bailey and let her say goodbye to her 2 fur-sisters. She died 9 days later. I am greatful for Sonya Fitzpatrick and will use her again and again.
Lou - 10 years ago
I think all humans fear what they cannot experience themselves. Animal communicators I have been in contact with look into the animals eyes. Sit peacefully with the animal and a conversation of sorts is flowing. Emotions, anger, sadness, the need for something they cant communicate to their owners. I watched a communicator work with Wild Cats. Tigers, Black Panthers, etc. The animals were in rescues. The environment they introduced the Large Cats into was amazing. Sometimes though, a dangerous Animal like a Panther who's not excepting his needed environment causes a problem. The stop hunting, eating, socializing,
etc. So as a last resort the called in a Animal Communicator. She sat down outside a large cage and said nothing. Just looked into the Panthers eyes. And this continued for half hour or so. You could see the cats body language change. It calmed down completely. He had trust issues due to mistreatment previously in this life and didn't know if he could trust his handlers. The cat was a mess. After her visit, the cat has completely turned around. His handlers can sit with him without bars separating them. Psychics see flashes of things, feelings, etc. Communicators, can connect into the eyes and speak within themselves. Again, people are afraid if they are different then most people out there. People who see spirits? If you haven't seen any then they must be a scam. We all have these abilities, we just choose to learn how to use them or not. Only the fear of rejection holds our true self back. I guess if you don't believe someone can communicate with animals, or you have never had a need to seek one out then the odds of it mattering anyway really does not matter. Really....
Kitty - 10 years ago
My neighbor is an animal communicator. She has never met my cat nor been to my home. She did a reading remotely and was able to tell me things that my cat sees in our home and does. She described my cat getting dizzy. And wouldn't you know it, when my cat has her "attacks," she plops down on the ground with her paws resting against a wall as if she's trying to counteract a "spinning room." My friend told me that kitty didn't like her vet, to try a new one. I listened and found a much more thorough vet. We are all happy campers now.
susan - 10 years ago
YES! My cat, Alex, was sitting on my lower apartment balcony and a maintenance man walked down the outside stairs and my cat panicked and jumped off the balcony. He had jumped off many times before while chasing birds but would just run back up the hill to the door-this time, he never returned. I called a pet psychic, Hillary, and she said that he was with another cat, near mailboxes and a few other things. I finally located someone who had seen him (with HER cat and she lived near the mailboxes!)-but it had been a month since she had seen him. So, I believe Hilary was right at that moment-I just wasn't in the right place to find him. That was 8 months ago. I will call her again next month to see if she has any new clues as to where he's at. He's my heart!
Don - 10 years ago
I have never used a communicator, but I did manage to connect my my girlfriend's dog Nala telepathically several times. with witnesses.
I loved that dog, and often just sat with her as we stared into each other's eyes. It was clear she was an 'old soul'. One day it occurred to me to try to deepen the connection, so I imagined her doing something and created a picture of that in my mind and held that image while we stared into each other's eyes. Imagine my amazement when she got up and did exactly what I had imagined.
To test it, sometimes I would just go deeply into her eyes but without creating the image. Other times, I created the image, and each time I did that, she got up and did what I had imagined.
She demonstrated the old soul at other times and in other ways. For example, whenever my daughter, who has a developmental disability, would visit, Nala would stick to her like glue, including lying at her feet during dinner, and even following her into the bathroom and lying at her feet while my daughter was on the toilet.
I have used a communicator with my horses. Once diagnosed a back issue--communicator was on the phone 3000 miles away--when the vet came out, it was spot on.
At a workshop, I rode my horse. The communicator "discussed" with him one of the riding exercises we had never done before--Single tempi changes, a Grand Prix dressage movement. I had never ridden the exercise myself either. Horse performed a line of 5 perfect changes. Then when asked, repeated it. Could not be coincidence.
Have had many more such experiences including locating a lost cat.
I am a confirmed believer. You just need to find the right communicator, one who is not in it for publicity or fame.
K'La Albertini - 10 years ago
I've used animal communicators and shamanic communicators/healers on several occasions, and primarily with good results. The communication has been extremely effective (wish I could put in a plug here for the person I use!), and the shamanic work has been often just plain mind-boggling (ditto on the plug). I agree that I'd be very hesitant to use someone like Sonya Fitzpatrick, who's likely doing it for more showy reasons. However, it is because of her (I even paid to see one of her stage shows) that I discovered true animal communicators, and I've even taken some classes in it myself (plug not inserted here) and have had some pretty amazing results (and some not-so-good ones - I'm no pro!).
I highly recommend animal communication as a means to aid your pet... but definitely do your research.
Judy Stewart - 10 years ago
A pet communicator was recommended to me several years ago and I have used her on numerous occasions. She gave my former cat who died at 18 years, several extra years of life and love because she kept telling me Shelli was not ready to go yet. She wanted me to quit worrying. Virginia told me, "when she is ready, I will let you know, and she did." She has also helped many of my friends with both health and disciplinary issues.
Hazel - 10 years ago
I did lean toward believing in them until I actually engaged Sonya Fitzpatrick in order to determine whether my sick cat wanted me to let her go or not. I definitely became a nonbeliever from that experience. She asked more questions than I thought she should rather than providing answers. For example, once I told her my cat's age, then she kept coming back to the problems all elderly cats experience, i.e., all their organs are failing. This wasn’t very specific to my cat's condition.
Since she knew I have been taking my cat to a chiropractor, of course she could guess that she had arthritis. Since she would know that the vet uses laser, she would naturally assume my cat was getting laser treatment. It was only after I said I thought she was a bit better after the last treatment that she confirmed that yes she prefers that to chiropractic. I had to tell her that my cat didn’t take well to my own laser.
Instead of answering my question about what my cat wanted me to do, she focused on what she would do in the case of a cat who has many areas of discomfort and disease. My desire was to find out what MY CAT wanted me to do for her. All her conclusions seemed to be from a human perspective, e.g., how would any of us feel if we could not get up to go to the bathroom . . .
Never did she mention cancer, which I perceived to be my cat's main problem, not arthritis. And only when I asked her about my cat's throat did she naturally say yes she had breathing problems. I would have thought she would have perceived that first. She also did not identify her kidney problem specifically, just generally in the group of organ failure. She did identify her neck area as a problem for her but only relative to her backbone, not her feeding tube. She did not seem to know anything really crucial to my cat's conditions, and that really surprised me.
She wanted to spend time on things that could not be proven, and the whole attempt to identify where my cat went when she disappeared for six months many years ago did not ring true in terms of the housing structure of the neighborhood. There are no sloping roads that I know of here. There is only one street that goes in front of the house, not the back. And it is level. All different than what Sonya described.
There were a few things she mentioned that rang true such as how affectionate my cat was, but saying we have been together in past lives is simply not provable, so how much good does it do to assert that kind of thing? I wanted some useful information. She insisted on focusing on what SHE would do in such a situation. I did not get the feeling she was communicating with my cat at all.
Sandy - 10 years ago
An animal psychic correctly diagnosed our horse's behavior issue. He had lower back pain, which the psychic described in great detail. The next morning when we got to the barn the vet was there and before I could report what I'd learned, gave us the exact same diagnosis we got from the psychic!!! Made me a believer!
Lucy - 10 years ago
Definitely believe in "animal communicator" of which I have used once in the past. And I also believe that we can communicate telepathically with our pets. The animal communicator that I used was thousands of miles away and was just about spot-on with every question I asked every cat in the household, plus the dog, and the outside cat as well. So, YES, it is true. communication!
kathy kinsey - 10 years ago
I agree - I prefer the term "communicator". I have used a couple of communicators to deal with missing cat issues and also health and behavioral issues. As the one has told me -- she can only tell me what she sees from the cat -- pictures -- She gave amazing descriptions of locations where a cat was lost -- and she lives across the country from us. They have been very helpful to me on a number of occasions - most recently with our first cat suddenly coming down with seizures. He is seizure free at the moment - but the daily multiple doses of 2 anti-seizure meds had him and us stressed and we were heart-broken to think he was not liking us anymore. It was more of his state of mind in feeling that his spirit and body were separate and he had lost control of "evil" coming in. We were to picture him well and strong when giving him his meds. It has been 6 weeks now we are seeing the return of life to his eyes - the spark and curiosity and him not hiding from us anymore.
Brandy - 10 years ago
I believe people can communicate telepathically with their pets. I've done it with my own cats. However, the word "psychic" throws it all off. I view pscycis as scam artists.
Yes, people can connect with animals. I had a reading with Sonya Fitzpatrick. Only sent her a photo of my Bailey cat. When she called, she said, I'm so sorry Bailey has cancer. She told me everything correct about all 3 of my cats. She told me Bailey hated the cancer treatments I was taking her too, how bad she felt after a treatment, how the meds made her blood feel like it was boiling hot. Bailey told "us" she never wanted to go back to center again and just wanted to rest at home with me until her time came. I knew she had a very bad fast spreading cancer and nothing could stop it.
I stopped the meds and took a week over to spend with my Bailey and let her say goodbye to her 2 fur-sisters. She died 9 days later. I am greatful for Sonya Fitzpatrick and will use her again and again.
I think all humans fear what they cannot experience themselves. Animal communicators I have been in contact with look into the animals eyes. Sit peacefully with the animal and a conversation of sorts is flowing. Emotions, anger, sadness, the need for something they cant communicate to their owners. I watched a communicator work with Wild Cats. Tigers, Black Panthers, etc. The animals were in rescues. The environment they introduced the Large Cats into was amazing. Sometimes though, a dangerous Animal like a Panther who's not excepting his needed environment causes a problem. The stop hunting, eating, socializing,
etc. So as a last resort the called in a Animal Communicator. She sat down outside a large cage and said nothing. Just looked into the Panthers eyes. And this continued for half hour or so. You could see the cats body language change. It calmed down completely. He had trust issues due to mistreatment previously in this life and didn't know if he could trust his handlers. The cat was a mess. After her visit, the cat has completely turned around. His handlers can sit with him without bars separating them. Psychics see flashes of things, feelings, etc. Communicators, can connect into the eyes and speak within themselves. Again, people are afraid if they are different then most people out there. People who see spirits? If you haven't seen any then they must be a scam. We all have these abilities, we just choose to learn how to use them or not. Only the fear of rejection holds our true self back. I guess if you don't believe someone can communicate with animals, or you have never had a need to seek one out then the odds of it mattering anyway really does not matter. Really....
My neighbor is an animal communicator. She has never met my cat nor been to my home. She did a reading remotely and was able to tell me things that my cat sees in our home and does. She described my cat getting dizzy. And wouldn't you know it, when my cat has her "attacks," she plops down on the ground with her paws resting against a wall as if she's trying to counteract a "spinning room." My friend told me that kitty didn't like her vet, to try a new one. I listened and found a much more thorough vet. We are all happy campers now.
YES! My cat, Alex, was sitting on my lower apartment balcony and a maintenance man walked down the outside stairs and my cat panicked and jumped off the balcony. He had jumped off many times before while chasing birds but would just run back up the hill to the door-this time, he never returned. I called a pet psychic, Hillary, and she said that he was with another cat, near mailboxes and a few other things. I finally located someone who had seen him (with HER cat and she lived near the mailboxes!)-but it had been a month since she had seen him. So, I believe Hilary was right at that moment-I just wasn't in the right place to find him. That was 8 months ago. I will call her again next month to see if she has any new clues as to where he's at. He's my heart!
I have never used a communicator, but I did manage to connect my my girlfriend's dog Nala telepathically several times. with witnesses.
I loved that dog, and often just sat with her as we stared into each other's eyes. It was clear she was an 'old soul'. One day it occurred to me to try to deepen the connection, so I imagined her doing something and created a picture of that in my mind and held that image while we stared into each other's eyes. Imagine my amazement when she got up and did exactly what I had imagined.
To test it, sometimes I would just go deeply into her eyes but without creating the image. Other times, I created the image, and each time I did that, she got up and did what I had imagined.
She demonstrated the old soul at other times and in other ways. For example, whenever my daughter, who has a developmental disability, would visit, Nala would stick to her like glue, including lying at her feet during dinner, and even following her into the bathroom and lying at her feet while my daughter was on the toilet.
Old soul....indeed!
I have used a communicator with my horses. Once diagnosed a back issue--communicator was on the phone 3000 miles away--when the vet came out, it was spot on.
At a workshop, I rode my horse. The communicator "discussed" with him one of the riding exercises we had never done before--Single tempi changes, a Grand Prix dressage movement. I had never ridden the exercise myself either. Horse performed a line of 5 perfect changes. Then when asked, repeated it. Could not be coincidence.
Have had many more such experiences including locating a lost cat.
I am a confirmed believer. You just need to find the right communicator, one who is not in it for publicity or fame.
I've used animal communicators and shamanic communicators/healers on several occasions, and primarily with good results. The communication has been extremely effective (wish I could put in a plug here for the person I use!), and the shamanic work has been often just plain mind-boggling (ditto on the plug). I agree that I'd be very hesitant to use someone like Sonya Fitzpatrick, who's likely doing it for more showy reasons. However, it is because of her (I even paid to see one of her stage shows) that I discovered true animal communicators, and I've even taken some classes in it myself (plug not inserted here) and have had some pretty amazing results (and some not-so-good ones - I'm no pro!).
I highly recommend animal communication as a means to aid your pet... but definitely do your research.
A pet communicator was recommended to me several years ago and I have used her on numerous occasions. She gave my former cat who died at 18 years, several extra years of life and love because she kept telling me Shelli was not ready to go yet. She wanted me to quit worrying. Virginia told me, "when she is ready, I will let you know, and she did." She has also helped many of my friends with both health and disciplinary issues.
I did lean toward believing in them until I actually engaged Sonya Fitzpatrick in order to determine whether my sick cat wanted me to let her go or not. I definitely became a nonbeliever from that experience. She asked more questions than I thought she should rather than providing answers. For example, once I told her my cat's age, then she kept coming back to the problems all elderly cats experience, i.e., all their organs are failing. This wasn’t very specific to my cat's condition.
Since she knew I have been taking my cat to a chiropractor, of course she could guess that she had arthritis. Since she would know that the vet uses laser, she would naturally assume my cat was getting laser treatment. It was only after I said I thought she was a bit better after the last treatment that she confirmed that yes she prefers that to chiropractic. I had to tell her that my cat didn’t take well to my own laser.
Instead of answering my question about what my cat wanted me to do, she focused on what she would do in the case of a cat who has many areas of discomfort and disease. My desire was to find out what MY CAT wanted me to do for her. All her conclusions seemed to be from a human perspective, e.g., how would any of us feel if we could not get up to go to the bathroom . . .
Never did she mention cancer, which I perceived to be my cat's main problem, not arthritis. And only when I asked her about my cat's throat did she naturally say yes she had breathing problems. I would have thought she would have perceived that first. She also did not identify her kidney problem specifically, just generally in the group of organ failure. She did identify her neck area as a problem for her but only relative to her backbone, not her feeding tube. She did not seem to know anything really crucial to my cat's conditions, and that really surprised me.
She wanted to spend time on things that could not be proven, and the whole attempt to identify where my cat went when she disappeared for six months many years ago did not ring true in terms of the housing structure of the neighborhood. There are no sloping roads that I know of here. There is only one street that goes in front of the house, not the back. And it is level. All different than what Sonya described.
There were a few things she mentioned that rang true such as how affectionate my cat was, but saying we have been together in past lives is simply not provable, so how much good does it do to assert that kind of thing? I wanted some useful information. She insisted on focusing on what SHE would do in such a situation. I did not get the feeling she was communicating with my cat at all.
An animal psychic correctly diagnosed our horse's behavior issue. He had lower back pain, which the psychic described in great detail. The next morning when we got to the barn the vet was there and before I could report what I'd learned, gave us the exact same diagnosis we got from the psychic!!! Made me a believer!
Definitely believe in "animal communicator" of which I have used once in the past. And I also believe that we can communicate telepathically with our pets. The animal communicator that I used was thousands of miles away and was just about spot-on with every question I asked every cat in the household, plus the dog, and the outside cat as well. So, YES, it is true. communication!
I agree - I prefer the term "communicator". I have used a couple of communicators to deal with missing cat issues and also health and behavioral issues. As the one has told me -- she can only tell me what she sees from the cat -- pictures -- She gave amazing descriptions of locations where a cat was lost -- and she lives across the country from us. They have been very helpful to me on a number of occasions - most recently with our first cat suddenly coming down with seizures. He is seizure free at the moment - but the daily multiple doses of 2 anti-seizure meds had him and us stressed and we were heart-broken to think he was not liking us anymore. It was more of his state of mind in feeling that his spirit and body were separate and he had lost control of "evil" coming in. We were to picture him well and strong when giving him his meds. It has been 6 weeks now we are seeing the return of life to his eyes - the spark and curiosity and him not hiding from us anymore.
I believe people can communicate telepathically with their pets. I've done it with my own cats. However, the word "psychic" throws it all off. I view pscycis as scam artists.