Animal communication helps you to better understand your animal’s behaviors, feelings, and physical needs. Many clients call saying, “I know my pet is trying to tell me something, but I just don’t know what it is.”
Veterinarians, trainers, and the average animal lover agree that dogs, cats, horses, and other pets speak their own language. They have signals and “vibes” that they use to talk to members of their own species that allows them to survive and thrive.
Animal Communication Commonly Helps
Acute or chronic illness, Behavior problems or changes, End of life transition, Moving, Adding a new human or animal family member, Grief when an animal that has passed on, Lost cats or dogs
*Please note that animal communication is not a
social work service in which Jenny's clinical social work licensure is
utilized or applicable. Her animal services are separate from her human psychotherapy
services and are, therefore, not in conjunction with any state licensure.