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09/01/2026 at 10:53 am #111802
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ModeratorThe Next Live Coaching Club Question & Answer Call For our Gold & Platinum Members is on:
Saturday, September 12th, 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.
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, September 11th, 12:00 noon Eastern.
Submission Format:
- Category:
- Sick & Urgent
- Animal Communication Questions (about your animal)
- Someone Else’s Animal Communication Question
- Other (please specify)
- 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.
- 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”
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
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Posted in your Gold or Platinum Q&A Course Lesson
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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.
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!
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09/06/2026 at 11:00 am #111848
Nita Mukherjee
Platinum MemberCategory: Health, semi-urgent
Hi Val, would be very grateful for a quick check in with Blackie please, especially for the lipoma that suddenly burst about a month ago. I’ve been cleaning with a calendula dilution and now doing the castor oil pack as you advised. However, there is still a bit of bleeding every time I do so, albeit much less than before. It now feels like a boil, and a darkish color around it. How long should I continue the pack?
Another development over the last 2 days is slight swelling (the lighter part) under both eyes (more on the right) but not painful to the touch….could it be linked to the kidneys, which you found is less than optimal. The panting and other heart related symptoms are much less since the session 2 weeks ago. Thank you very much from both of us!
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09/07/2026 at 4:39 pm #111858
Tracye Quinlan
Platinum MemberHi Val, I would love help with Pixel. As a feral kitten, occasionally, she would pee next to the litter box. Now she does it daily, and sometimes we poop as well. I’ve seen her use the litter box to pee so I don’t know what this is about. I’ve spent hundreds and hundreds of dollars at the vet to be told that there is nothing wrong with her that it is behavioral. I’m so glad they don’t know that I claim to practice animal communication. LOL. She gets along and is affectionate to all the other animals in the house. I have six litter boxes for four cats.
I’ve had other animal communicators tell me things like she wants to go outside, she doesn’t want anyone else to use her litter box. I let her go outside when she asks, she never stays long. She’s always scared and comes back in. I’ve tried several different kinds of litter. And the only way she could have a box. Alter herself is if she did not live with us, she would have to live in a separate room. I don’t know why, but the boys all love the box I put for her in the kitchen. Which also means I have to live with a tarp on the floor of my kitchen, so that the flooring is not destroyed by the urinating.
She sleeps with me all night pressed up against my body, but I wake up every morning to find that she slipped out at some point and peed in the kitchen. She seems happy and content and well adjusted in our house. This inability to be able to understand what she’s trying to show me or tell me or needs for me. Has literally made me stop practicing AC at times. I feel like a hypocrite. Like the therapist who tells you how to live your life, but can’t maintain a relationship themselves.
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09/07/2026 at 9:02 pm #111861
Patty Miller
Platinum MemberCategory: Animal Communication Question
My friend/neighbor, Dale, and I have spent the entire summer trying to get our two horses together because they have both been alone for a long time and are both needing and wanting companionship. I won’t go into all the details here, but we finally had the opportunity to bring her horse, Tessa, face to face with my horse, Shiloh, over the fence. They have both expressed a deep interest in this happening, and yet when they actually got to get close, Tessa immediately began kicking out at Shiloh and letting us know she was not having it! I turned her loose and she headed for her end of the pasture and only even acknowledged Shiloh was there one time, even though he kept calling her to come back. We found out that Tessa had the idea that Shiloh wanted to be more than friends, and she wanted no part of it. After several hours of this, she got to go back home. Shiloh is still wanting her to come back, he says he just wants to be friends, like she does. Can we talk with them both and see what they have to say after they’ve had a chance to settle down?
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09/08/2026 at 1:44 am #111864
Mayr Singleton
Gold MemberHealth issue. my Maltipoo Maddie won’t let me clean her teeth, I had her evaluated recently but they want to pull a tooth out or more. Years ago when the Vet did the cleaning and pulled a tooth she was upset with me for days because I didn’t warn her. I ordered something that will prop her mouth open and I could clean her teeth rather than put her under. Can you help tell her what I want to do and that then her bad tooth might be saved once the debris are removed. All my other dogs let me clean their teeth, just not her. I need her to cooperate, she is 10yrs old and that anesthesia can be dangerous for her. She’s been chewing much slower on her jerky treats and I wonder if a tooth is hurting her, please ask. Thank you for any insight you can give me, Mayr
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09/08/2026 at 1:49 am #111866
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09/08/2026 at 11:26 am #111871
Susan Jacobsen
Platinum MemberSusan Jacobsen_Holly
Hello,
I was trying to communicate with Holly about going in to the vet to get routine blood work for upcoming dental work. As I was trying to connect, my heart started racing. I believe I was picking up on her anxiety about the blood work. When I started communicating more about it, the heart racing went away. Was I actually picking up on her emotions?Attachments:
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