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Why Does My Cat Get the “Poop Zoomies?”

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One night, as I drowsily read my latest rom-com novel before falling asleep, our cat, Bea, came streaking out of the litter box as if the Hounds from Hell were following her in hot pursuit.

Poop zoomies. It has always made me chuckle to see my cat pinch a loaf, then fly away from the litter box like she’s afraid the turds will grow legs and try to chase her down.

I wondered the cause of this and decided to research it. I also asked a few cats why they thought they run like greased lightening after a good dump. Continue reading “Why Does My Cat Get the “Poop Zoomies?”” →

How to Help Your Pet Be Their Absolute Happiest

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This is the last in a series of blogs sharing surprising information I have learned in the 13+ years that I have been a professional animal communicator.  Most of us think that our pets can act very human. That is truer than you would ever realize!

Read on to discover what the animals have told me to help me realize that they are more like us than I ever suspected; they’re merely a different species with their own species-specific behavior. 

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What Your Pet Needs that You Don’t Know About….

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This is first in a series of blogs about aspects of animal care that most humans either simply don’t consider, or know anything about. I never gave a thought to any of these concepts before I became a communicator, and I educate many clients about these topics now. None of it is anything you can buy for your friend.

The first one I will share is one of the most critically vital actions you can take to keep your pet their healthiest and happiest.

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The Top 3 Things You Can Change Today to Make Your Pet Happier

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People frequently call me to schedule an animal communication session because they want to see if their beloved furry family member is happy. Does Skippy want a friend? Is Pookie pleased with her vittles? 

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I have heard all kinds of responses from animals when asked what they need or want (always blunt responses; animals never beat around the bush), and there are 2 things they almost routinely mention. The third one is my personal observation. Continue reading “The Top 3 Things You Can Change Today to Make Your Pet Happier” →