As an animal communicator, one of the topics I hear from my clients is “What I can do to make my animal companion happy?” What we often learn is our animal friends simply would like to spend time with us – time uninterrupted, without distractions and with us fully present. When you spend time with your animal family, are you watching TV while you pat your dog on her head; texting while you take a walk around the block; brushing your cat but thinking about work? I think you see where I’m going with this. Animal communicators. When we’re not fully present with our animal companions, we are missing out and so are they. (more…)

Dear Kevin,

Hi Ruth –

Thank you for writing to us and sharing your heartfelt story about Remy. It’s clear you have given this cat your whole heart, and you’ve gone above and beyond to care for him despite the challenges. Your patience, love, and devotion – are deeply admirable. You’re not alone, and the fact that you’re still seeking solutions instead of giving up says so much about your compassion.

From what you’ve described, it sounds like Remy’s behavior may be rooted in unresolved trauma or emotional stress, potentially dating back to his early experiences before adoption. Cats can carry emotional wounds just like people, and those early burns, instability, and fear could still be affecting his sense of security. Even now.

You’ve done everything right: a clean, accessible litter box, affection, attention, a companion cat. The intermittent nature of Remy’s peeing and the stress it causes you both point to emotional rather than physical causes (assuming his vet has ruled out medical issues like a urinary tract infection or arthritis). This is precisely the kind of situation where an experienced animal communicator may be able to help bridge the gap between Remy’s inner world and yours.

At Petworks, we work with highly regarded animal communicators and cat behavior experts who specialize in helping pet parents like you understand what might be going on in their pet’s mind and heart. These sessions, often conducted virtually, can uncover emotional triggers, help your cat feel heard, and provide you with guidance on how to shift behaviors with empathy.

Ruth, you’ve given Remy a loving, safe home for 11 years. It’s not your fault this behavior persists, and you deserve peace of mind in your golden years. An animal communicator or behaviorist may offer insight into what’s driving Remy’s actions, and potentially bring relief for both of you.

With warmth and respect from everyone here at Petworks,

Kevin

Petworks Co-Founder Kevin Kinyon is a life-long animal lover who works tirelessly to improve the lives of pets and their parents. Human and animal qualities he values most are integrity, humor, and empathy.

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The ability to communicate effectively with animals at a distance is something that mystifies most people. However, it is not really as unusual as it seems. Many animals communicate in a variety of different ways – though often nonverbally. In remote animal communication, the method of connection is known as high sense perception. 

What is remote animal communication? How does it work?

Animals are wired to receive information in more ways than humans. That is because they use more of their senses than we do. If you have a pet, they likely know more about you than you do about them. Your pet is constantly receiving information about how you feel, both physically and emotionally, as they are hyperaware of subtle changes in their environment via the energy fields that they perceive. Your tone of voice, even your pitch, can be interpreted by animals. This opens one part of the communication equation – the animal’s side. We too are capable of high sense perception, which opens the second half of the equation and creates the opportunity for a conversation.

How many of us have had experiences where the phone rings and we know who it is, or our instincts about a situation turn out to be true?  These are our high sense perceptions kicking in even though we no longer need them for survival. They can be very valuable and it’s worth the effort to strengthen them.

Communicating With Your Pet

In my work, I connect remotely with animals through energetic connection.  Communicating with your pet is like tuning into a radio frequency. You dial in to your pet. Your pet senses that you are reaching out to make a connection and, if they feel your motivation is genuine and valuable, they will join you. They are most interested in their relationship with you.  

Animal communication is especially useful when there are challenges physically, emotionally, mentally or spiritually. Perhaps you are simply looking to create a stronger bond with your pet. With information from the animal’s point of view, resolution can be swift and permanent. Your relationship will grow in ways that you had not imagined. When you understand how things are for them and why, your animals are noticeably relieved and can let go of tension.

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Sometimes energetic blocks show up in an animal’s system from physical or emotional trauma that can be released using energy therapy. This type of therapy supports a healthy immune system and creates balance and flow, which are the foundations of wellbeing for your pet. As a Certified Practitioner in Healing Touch for Animals, I am qualified to help animals regain this balance.

Our pets offer us incredible gifts when we take the time to open up and ask. Are you ready to start the conversation?

About the Author

Vivian Kallmann is a professional Animal Communicator and Certified Energy Therapist for Animals.  She has worked in the Kansas City area for more than 18 years helping people and their animals discover health and wellbeing by including the animal’s point of view.  Her skillset allows her to connect with any kind of animal and listen to the things they want their people to know; often with suggestions on how improvements might be made.  Vivian’s passion and life work is to create understanding and joy while deepening our relationships with each other. Because she is trained to work remotely, Vivian has clients across the world.  Vivian is on staff at Taylor Animal Hospital in Parkville, Missouri as their Energy Therapist focusing on surgery and hospital patients. She offers workshops in Animal Communication when time allows.

About Petworks

In 2021, Dr. Marty Goldstein DVM joined the pet care platform Petworks as an advisor in its Animal Nutrition care division. Dr Marty Nature’s Blend is on a mission to help your pets live their healthiest lives possible. Dr. Marty’s pet nutrition expertise and guidance has helped Petworks evolve and become the preeminent animal and pet nutrition consultation service for pet parents in North America.

In 2022, Blue Buffalo Founder Bill Bishop Jr. joined Petworks as Senior Advisor in our Animal Nutrition Care Division. Bill brings his extensive expertise in pet food innovation and business leadership. His guidance helps Petworks enhance our pet nutrition service offerings, helping to ensure that pet parents throughout the world receive trusted, science-backed nutritional support for their dogs, cats, and animals.