I recently had the honour of being a guest on BBC Radio London's dog based show 'Barking at the Moon' (the only UK radio show totally devoted to dogs!). I was invited in to speak about animal communication with presenters Joanne Good and Anna Webb... oh and their two dogs Matilda and Molly who are also in the studio! I hope that you enjoy the interview.


Every human walking on this beautiful planet who has a love for animals has the ability to 'talk' to them. It is not a special gift endowed to a few, we can all communicate with animals with practice and patience. Communicating with the animals is not a verbal conversation in the 'normal' way. It is a very subtle, telepathic connection, feeling love, using our sixth sense or intuition and listening to our innerselves that allows us to share this universal, magical language.

We all lead such busy lives, rushing hither and thither, dealing with credit crunches, work, finances and family meaning that most of the time our minds are completely occupied with day to day living. We are so caught up with just living that we seldom stop and 'smell the flowers', or in this case listen to the animals! Everything on planet Earth is made up of energy and everything vibrates at different frequencies. Animals tend to have a much quieter, gentler frequency than us humans, so by quieting our own energies, being in the moment, and tuning into this subtle animal energy we can 'talk' to them and directly share information with each other.

How does animal communication work?

So how do we have a conversation with an animal that doesn't 'speak' our language? Well it is possible to 'talk' to an animal who is actually physically with you. It is also possible to communicate remotely via a photograph, this could be an animal that is alive or indeed one who has passed over.

The conversations we can have come in different forms, and information comes as quick as a flash. It is all about trusting and believing what you are receiving. Humans have such logical brains and try to make sense of everything. Animal communication it is about leaving this logic behind and going with the flow and trusting! There are three different ways that animals can share information, via feelings and emotions this is called clairsentience. Sometimes information comes in the form of words, this is known as clairaudience. And finally we can share an animal's world via clairvoyance or seeing images and pictures. So when talking to an animal we could exchange information using one or indeed a combination of all three of these ways. Receive and believe!

How can animal communication help you and your animals?

Letting our animals 'speak' can be helpful in so many ways, here are just a few:

• If you want to connect and deepen the bond with your animal.
• Communication gives your animal the chance to tell you how they are, what they need and how they feel.
• It can help with emotional issues between you and your pet. It can be of help with behavioural issues.
• Maybe you have a rescue animal and you would like to discover what their life was like before you met each other or maybe to help your creature adjust to their new life with you.
• Find out your animal feels physically.
• One very important issue it can help with is helping your animal make the journey between this world and the next.
• Or maybe you would like to 'talk' to an animal that has already passed into spirit.
• By giving animals a 'voice' and the opportunity to 'speak' allows them to express everything that they need to.
  
  

The language of animals has changed my life beyond measure. It has opened up a new world that I always thought impossible. The joy our creatures bring us is boundless and their love unconditional, it is only right that the animals are given the chance to 'speak' to us and tell us truly and honestly how they are feeling, don't you think?


If you would like me to do a communication with your animals please see my Fees page.

If you are interested in learning how to communicate with animals please visit my Workshops page.


Animal communication is not an alternative therapy but complementary and should always be used in conjunction with good veterinary advice.