Sometimes You Know They're Trying to Tell You Something
Maybe your animal's behavior has changed. They seem anxious, fearful, withdrawn, or unsettled. Maybe they experienced trauma or neglect before becoming part of your family. You may be facing changes in your household, concerns about their well-being, or simply wondering how they're feeling and what they need from you.
Or maybe nothing is wrong at all and you just want to know your animal more deeply and hear what they have to share.
Animal communication offers another way of listening.
What is Animal Communication?
Animal communication is a form of intuitive, telepathic communication that allows me to connect with an animal and receive their thoughts, feelings, emotions, impressions, and perspectives.
Animals communicate in different ways. Information may come through as words, images, feelings, physical sensations, or simply a sense of knowing.
When I connect with your animal, I approach them with love, respect, and gratitude. My role is to listen without judgment and give them an opportunity to express what they would like their person to understand.
Communication isn't about making an animal obey or convincing them to do what we want. It's about understanding their perspective. Sometimes simply knowing why an animal feels or behaves a certain way can help us respond differently and find solutions that respect everyone involved.
What Can We Talk About?
Animal communication can be helpful when you want greater understanding around:
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Behavioral changes or concerns
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Fears, anxiety, or emotional distress
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Past experiences, including trauma or neglect
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Changes in the home or family
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Relationships with people or other animals
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Physical or emotional well-being*
And you don't need to have a problem to schedule a session. Some of the most meaningful conversations happen simply because someone wants to know their animal more deeply.
*Animal communication is complementary and is not a substitute for veterinary care, diagnosis, or treatment.
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An upcoming move, trip, boarding stay, or other transition
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Aging and end-of-life concerns
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An animal who has passed
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Questions you've always wanted to ask
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What your animal may want you to know
A Connection Built on Love and Respect
One of the things I have learned from communicating with hundreds of animals is that they have their own personalities, preferences, experiences, feelings, and ways of seeing the world.
They may not always agree with us and that's okay.
I don't approach a conversation with the intention of telling an animal what they should do. I approach them with the same love and respect I would give my own animals and with gratitude for allowing me to connect with them.
Sometimes an animal helps us understand the reason behind a behavior or concern. Sometimes they express something their person never expected. And sometimes what they want most is simply to be heard.
My hope is to help create greater understanding between you and your animal while honoring the unique relationship you already share.
What Will Your Animal Say?
Every animal is different, and every conversation is different.
I can't promise what an animal will communicate or the answers they will give. What I can promise is that I will approach your animal with an open heart, respect their perspective, and share the information I receive as clearly and honestly as I can.
Sometimes the information confirms something you already sensed. Sometimes it offers a completely different perspective. And sometimes our animals surprise us.
That's part of the beauty of listening.
Client Review
“My first session was over the phone, and my jaw dropped so many times when she helped my dog truly communicate with me for the first time. Debora's descriptions of things that my dog was ‘telling’ her was amazingly spot-on, and the other things she interpreted for her made perfect sense.”
— Erin E., Wisconsin
How to Prepare for Your Session
Your Google Meet Session
Your session will take place through Google Meet. After booking, you'll receive a confirmation email with the information you need to join your session. At your scheduled time, simply use the Google Meet link to connect with me.
Find a Quiet, Comfortable Place
Choose a quiet, comfortable place where you can relax, talk freely, and give the session your full attention. You do not need to be with your animal during our conversation.
Have Your Questions Ready
It can be helpful to write down the things you'd most like to ask before our session. Open-ended questions often provide greater insight into your animal's perspective. For example, rather than asking, “Why don't you like ___?” consider asking, “How do you feel about ___?” Don't worry about getting your questions exactly right. I can help you phrase or explore them during our conversation.
Make Sure You Have a Reliable Connection
If you're joining from your phone, make sure you have a reliable internet or cellular connection and enough battery for the session. Headphones or earbuds can be helpful, but aren't necessary.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to be with my animal during the session?
No. Animal communication does not require you and your animal to be in the same physical location during the session. Your animal can be wherever they are most comfortable. Wherever you are, I recommend finding a quiet place where you can relax and won't be disturbed so you can give the conversation your full attention.
How long should I book?
A 30-minute session can work well for a general check-in or when you have just a few questions. For new clients, more complex concerns, or several topics you'd like to explore, I recommend a 60-minute session. Having the additional time allows the conversation to unfold naturally without feeling rushed.
Can we communicate with more than one animal during a session?
Yes. I'm happy to communicate with more than one animal during your session. I simply ask that we allow each animal the time and attention they deserve. If you have several questions for each animal, I recommend booking a 60-minute session.
What if my animal doesn't want to communicate?
I approach every animal with respect and allow them to choose how much they wish to share. I never force communication. Some animals have a great deal to say, while others may be quieter or more selective about what they choose to communicate.
Can we communicate with an animal who has passed?
Yes. Physical presence is not necessary for animal communication, and I can communicate with animals who have passed. These sessions can offer an opportunity to reconnect, ask questions, share messages, and hear your animal's perspective. There is no required amount of time you need to wait after your animal has passed. If and when you feel ready, we can connect with them.
What if I need to cancel or reschedule my session?
If you need to cancel or reschedule, you can manage your appointment using the Manage Booking link in your confirmation or reminder email.
Appointments may be rescheduled at no charge with at least 24 hours' notice. Cancellations made more than 24 hours before your session will receive a refund, less a $5 processing fee. Cancellations made within 24 hours of your scheduled session, as well as no-shows, are non-refundable.
