Gold & Platinum members Q&A Call October 10th, 2026

[Moderator]

The Next Live Coaching Club Question & Answer Call For our Gold & Platinum Members is on:

Saturday, October 10th, 2026

Topic: Ask Val Anything about Animal Communication, including reposting any still-open questions.

Details of the Call:

These audio-only calls last up to 2 hours and provide:

• Coaching and modeling of animal communication techniques.
• A healing Heart Wisdom Meditation.
• A live guided practice communicating with our Featured Animal Teacher (FAT) of the month.
• Answers to your questions, with modeling of how to do animal communication yourself.

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How to Submit Your Question

To ensure your question is considered during the call, please follow the format below and submit your question by Friday, October 9th, 12:00 noon Eastern.

Submission Format:

1. Category:
   • Sick & Urgent
   • Animal Communication Questions (about your animal)
   • Someone Else’s Animal Communication Question
   • Other (please specify)
2. Your Question:
   • Your question details must be concise and specific. Clearly state the situation and your question in 250 words or less. Long brain dump types of questions are much more difficult and time consuming to answer. Your job is to write a clear question, which is great training in itself to improve your communication skills.
3. Animal Picture:
   • If your question involves a specific animal, attach a small-sized image of the animal.
   • The image should be named with: [Your Name]_[Animal’s Name]

Example Submission:

• Category: Sick & Urgent
• Question: My cat, Luna, stopped eating her usual food and has been hiding under the bed for two days. Could this be related to a change in her diet?
• Picture: Attached image named “JaneDoe_Luna.jpg”

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 Important Notes

 Question Submission Deadline:

All questions must be submitted by Friday at 12:00 noon Eastern so Val has time to prepare for the call.

The monthly Q&A Call Will Be on Zoom:

The link to join the call will be:

• Emailed to all active Gold & Platinum Members

• Posted in your Gold or Platinum Q&A Course Lesson

  

• Shared in the Club Forum

 Please identify yourself when joining Zoom:

Use your full name when logging into Zoom so we can recognize and welcome you properly.

 This is a Teaching & Coaching Call — Not a Reading:

These sessions are designed to demonstrate how to communicate with your pet, not to deliver individual psychic readings. Val uses your questions to model the communication process so you can learn by example and grow your own skills.

The focus is always on empowering you to confidently connect with your animals, with support and guidance along the way.

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Need Assistance?

• Upgrade Membership: If you’re not a Gold or Platinum Member, email [email protected] to upgrade.
• Call Troubleshooting: Email [email protected] for help accessing the call.

We look forward to helping you deepen your animal communication skills during this session!

Moderator

[Melanie Appleyard]

B – Animal communication with my animal

During Beau’s time as aFAT, several people picked up on issues with Beau’s neck, which you also found to be correct. They’ve also picked up on stomach problems. I’ve had the vet check him over, but she can’t find any issues. Could these issues be metaphysical?

Would it be possible for you to investigate what is going on with him and maybe give him a bit of healing if he needs it please?

[Tatiana August]

Category: General Animal Communication Question

Question: I’m curious about how animals perceive and understand time. In a recent session, a dog shared that he didn’t understand specific amounts of time, such as hours, but he did understand morning, afternoon, evening, and night. This made me wonder: Do animals vary in how they perceive time? For example, can some animals understand the difference between being told, “I’ll be back in one hour” versus “I’ll be back in four hours”? When communicating with an animal, is there a good way to explain hours or specific lengths of time in a way they can understand?

[Margaret "Peg" Kroeger]

Val, Can you please heal Lily’s left ear? She has a hair in her ear next to her ear drum. The vet says the only way to get it out is to put her to sleep since there is a danger of injuring her ear drum if she is awake. The charge is $450 which I cannot afford. the vet says it is lying cross ways and not up and down. I have been doing tapping and scaler on her and praying that will dislodge it. I know that it is giving her pain. She won’t let me put drops in her ear.
Thanks,
Peg Kroeger and Lily

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