End of life planning is nobody’s favorite part of life. Yet human animals are lucky because we can do this necessary task on our own behalf! Our animals, on the other hand, are completely dependent on us to provide for their needs and care if we should die first. Animal communicator Shannon Cutts shares tips and insights to help you begin planning for your pet’s care as part of your will and estate planning process.
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Does Your Pet Enjoy Music?
Dogs howling along as their person plunks on the piano. Cats meowing when their human strums the guitar. A cow that moos in time as his person sings a cappella melodies. Birds…..singing. Is your pet a music lover? How can you know if your animal enjoys music? Animal communicator Shannon Cutts of Animal Love Languages talks about yet another shared interest that crosses species boundaries – music.
Casi’s Story: We Are Partners
Pet death is one of the top two reasons pet guardians reach out to me for an animal communication session. What are these caring humans hoping to receive from working with me? Always, a safe space to be seen, heard, supported. Often, a glimpse into the world across the Rainbow Bridge. And frequently, a glimmer of hope that the death of their pet’s body is not the end of their heart connection. But what is possible when your animal’s physical form is no longer habitable? Casi’s story holds the answer to this question.
50 Science Supported Lesser Known Facts About Dogs
Dogs, dogs, dogs. The more we know about dogs, the more we want to know. And the more we do learn about humankind’s best and most loyal friend, the more we seek to learn something fresh, something new. Animal communicator Shannon Cutts shares 50 science backed lesser known facts about dogs.
Pet Behavior Change: Is It Them Or You?
Do you have a pet whose behavior seems to change on a whim? Are you struggling to make sense of pets who behave unpredictably only at certain times or around certain people? Do you feel like no matter what you try, you are at the mercy of your pet’s ever-changing behavior issues? Animal communicator Shannon Cutts discusses deeper reasons that can trigger pet behavior changes.