Phone and E-mail Consultations

For well over a decade, I've been doing phone and email consultations to help pet owners understand their pets (whatever the species) and create a better life with them. I also help those who are already using telepathy to confirm the information they've received.

I am available for phone consultations by appointment. (Emergencies can sometimes be taken immediately.) The fee is $30 for the first 15 minutes, and $1/minute after that, paid by check or money order after the consultation.

The consultation can include a number of animals and issues, and most of my calls last less than 30 minutes. Most people find this is ample time to have most or all of their questions answered. An email consultation costs the same.

How does it work?

Because animal communication is done telepathically, there is no need for the animal to be present. Consultations are often done by phone or e-mail. It works with animals that are presently living with you, or who have already passed on. When you schedule a consultation, I'll ask some basic information about your animal friend(s): name, age, gender, and breed/coloring. If you like, you can email a photo to me. About 15 minutes before your appointment, I’ll make contact with your pet(s) to do a physical scan (I do not charge for this time.) When you call the number I give you, I will re-establish contact, you may then ask your questions, and I’ll interpret the answers and impressions I receive. (For an email consultation, you would simply email your questions to me, and I would contact the pet(s) and respond by email.)

What kind of questions can I ask?

The types of questions you can ask your pet are as varied as the types of people, animals, and situations involved. For example, animal communication may help discover the reasons for recent behavior changes and personality conflicts, or how your pet feels emotionally. It may also help to discover the underlying emotional problems associated with some medical conditions, and may give you insights into the animal’s wishes. This is particularly helpful in situations where other animals or people are involved, or when the issue of euthanasia arises.

Please Note: Animal communication is never a substitute for proper veterinary care, nutrition, exercise, training, and love.

You can also schedule in-person consultations for a special event, or for a number of people at a your location.