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Everything I share- the ideas, the stories, my personal and professional experience walking beside animals and their people, is entirely my own. I use AI tools the way I would work with an editor or proofreader: to help organise my thoughts, tighten wording, correct grammar, and catch typos. Every piece is shaped, reviewed, and finalised by me, and reflects my lived experience.
My voice is my own, and sharing openly how I work is part of honouring the trust you place in me.
What Do The Ups And Downs At Your Pets End Of Life Truly Mean?
It is common to experience highs and lows in your pet's physical and mental well-being as they enter their senior years and end of life. In this blog, I offer four reasons behind these ups and down to help bring you more clarity during your pet's end-of-life journey.
Autumn Phase Of Life - Our Pet’s Senior Years
So what does autumn have to do with animal communication? Well, everything, actually. I equate autumn with the beginning of the senior years of our beloved animals. This summer, my niece took photos of my sweet boy, Bosphorus, and it wasn't until I saw the picture that I noticed he is becoming an old man. I felt a twinge of sadness when I saw his grey, and my heart had a little pang. As I thought, wow, we are now in the senior years with him.