How an Animal Communication Session Works
If you are new to animal communication, this page explains how a session works and what you can expect. It covers how Liz connects with your animal, what information you need to provide, how long the session takes, and the kinds of guidance, remedies or next steps that may be offered.
1. Share a Photo of Your Animal
All I need is a recent photo of your animal looking at the camera. Some people like to share a few from different angles but one is also fine for me to work from.'
2. Choose In-Person, Phone or Remote Support
I can do a consultation for you and your animal in person or over the phone, which can be easier than moving them if they are unwell. The communication can happen regardless of the proximity of the animal, it can be remote or distant communication.
3. Liz Tunes In to Your Animal
I will tune in and use a variety of intuitively guided techniques, including animal communication, dowsing with a pendulum and kinesiology to find out what message the animal has, what the problem or blockage may be, whether physical, emotional or behavioural, and what remedies and techniques would be the most useful and optimum for the animal moving forward. I work with my human and animal spirit guides for advice and support during this process.
4. Exploring Messages, Energy and Blockages
I can also investigate what to include or remove from their diet, what they may be allergic to or something you may not have thought of which may be affecting them.
5. Guidance, Remedies and Supportive Next Steps
The outcome is unique to each animal and can be a combination of different remedies or supplements. I will dowse and be guided to choose from a vast potential of supporting remedies, including homeopathic remedies, herbal remedies, flower essences or other vibrational essences. I channel essences as part of my work and, if appropriate I can make an essence uniquely attuned for the animal I am working with to give them individual support with their particular problem or energy block that they are facing. The outcome can also include suggesting a trip to the vets, a medical solution or even another practitioner.
Knowing When Veterinary Care Is Needed
Disclaimer: Animal communication is not intended as a veterinary diagnosis and should never be construed as one. Animal communicating is translating messages from the animal.
FAQ’s
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No. Your animal does not need to be physically present for the session. I can tune in remotely using a clear photo, as animal communication is not limited by distance.
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Animal communication can take place remotely, by phone, or in person. For remote sessions, I only need a clear photo of your animal and any relevant information you would like to share.
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A session usually lasts around one hour. However, this can run over to an hour and 15 mins or so as I like to make sure that we have covered all the queries that come up. Please make sure you have some clear space after the session if we run later than expected.
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You will need to provide a clear photo of your animal, along with their name and any questions or concerns you would like to explore. You may also wish to share relevant background information, such as changes in behaviour, health concerns, past trauma, or recent life changes.
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You may receive messages from your animal, insight into how they are feeling, and a deeper understanding of any emotional, behavioural or physical concerns. Where appropriate, I may also suggest supportive next steps, remedies, essences, dietary considerations, or veterinary care.
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Animal communication is not a veterinary diagnosis and does not replace veterinary care. I cannot prescribe medication or make medical decisions for your animal, but I can help translate what they may be feeling or expressing and suggest supportive next steps where appropriate.
Learn more about Animal Support at the End of Life
Communicating with your companion animal can be very comforting at a time of transition …
“I don’t know how to thank you.....I have spent about £3,000 on Zeus over the last 11 months and he has been to 8 different vets and had loads of tests. And none of them recognised what was wrong.
I feel such a sense of relief. I know it was getting me down but I didn’t realise just how much....I feel as light as a feather and I have got the biggest of smiles.... life is full of joy again..
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