Animals connect and communicate with one another through being in a present state of mind, so they hear another’s thoughts, see images, and sense what their emotional condition is while also being aware of the scent the other is giving off. They do this with us as well…

Our pets can help us learn just how sensitive they can be. You may not even realize that he or she is picking up on something you are experiencing as whatever is occurring isn’t what we would classify as a behavior shift in them.

For those of you who use the talking buttons with your pets, know that how they use it may shift based on who they are with. The words can take on different meanings as a way of communicating. For instance, the word outside…

If you have ever spoken these words to a canine friend, you aren’t seeing it from their perspective as they seem to go barking mad as it floats through the sky. While watching a new friend this past week, I was shocked when I saw him race across the yard in a very defensive mode and barking for the first time…

This summer several families began putting me through the ropes of a new level of presence. The exercises were beyond any before. One family was asking…

In my experience in visiting and observing your animal family members, there are several things that increase their level of joy. Over the next weeks, I will share some of these with you. One of the biggest is conscious attention and connection. What does that mean exactly?

If you have ever been around both households with single pets and those with multiple animal family members or are a parent of the latter, these statements may have been heard…

Many of the pets I visit tend to not want to eat as that takes them into another room or away from connecting in the time we have together and rarely will they do so by themselves. What I have discovered is that if I sit adjacent to them and their bowl, I may have to hand feed them the first few times. Afterwards they will eat the majority of it on their own.

The sometimes hidden beneath the surface of your everyday life home and pet-related details can be the most important pieces when the person you have watching your pets arrives to care for your four-legged family members. What’s funny…

What does it mean when you unexpectedly say a pet’s name that has passed, hear a passed loved one’s name, hear something they often said? You see them pop up in your mind, hear music that they always listened to?

As we move further towards the end of the first quarter of this year, I have been working behind the scenes on a project. The writing of a new book centered around my business and the years leading up to it, during, and after from my personal perspective. Throughout the years, I have always…

When you are intuitive and around pets, you learn things about yourself every day. Sometimes they share things about what they are feeling, other times about what we are doing.

Yes, there is the food situation where you are suddenly feeling hungry. This can be in their presence or as I found this year, when driving toward their home. And yes, many of them, depending on their own level of sensitivity and intuition know when we have gotten the message and even when we respond with a verbal or thought response…

1. Drink more water – we often think of water's importance when in the hot summer months to help us regulate our internal temperature or to combat dehydration in contrast to the external climate. However, the pets…

We do not always fully grasp the deeper meaning around the observations we take in during a pet visit, a walk about the neighborhood or even the symbology that comes through in our dreams, yet these nuggets are often reintroduced at a later point providing us with a higher level of understanding that combined with what we learn via a pet parent, what we see with our eyes or what is occurring on the ground heightens the meaning of the messages.

You may be asking yourself what does a pet visit look or feel like - and what does my pet(s) experience? With Dream Pet Care, I spend five to ten minutes greeting them in the way they enjoy. With several pup friends, we begin with ten minutes of play…

Often the best thing we can do for our bodies, mindset and spirit is to truly play and have fun with a friend. Whether that friend is a two-lane or a three- or four-legged, opening up ourselves to the opportunity for true, connected fun can be key.