Animal communication works for ALL animals, whether they are incarnate, preparing for OR going through their transition, or are animals in spirit.
What can you do when your pet is nearing the end of their life?
How do you know when to help them make their transition, without regrets, guilt, or worry?
When I work with situations like this for my clients, we always ask first if they are ready to go.
Because if they aren’t ready, then it’s not time and there’s a chance they can recover, so you definitely don’t want to put them to sleep yet.
But if they say yes, they are ready or they are preparing to cross over, then the next questions should be about how they want to go, how they feel about euthanasia, what they want to do before they make their transition…
We also need to know if they have any idea when they’ll be ready, and invite them to give us a signal or cue that they can use to tell you when todays the day.
That way you both know what to do, when to take action and make decisions on their behalf with their full participation and choice.
When you do this right, you don’t need to worry or second guess yourself.
No need to suffer from anger or guilt.
With yours and your pet’s questions answered, their concerns addressed, fears released, you can both focus on feeling peace and clarity, and be prepared properly for what’s to come.
Let me show you how animal communication and helping an animal in transition works in real life.
Here’s what happened for Lisa and her cat KC.
Lisa said:
“I have lost many cats during my years as a pet lover, and all of them have left me feeling devastated with a long period of mourning and unresolved feelings of guilt, anger, and sorrow.
I read that it was important for animals to choose when they will pass away when they have to pass away, and that often times they needed to say goodbye to their companions or had last messages to give etc.
I decided right then and there that I needed to learn animal communication, so when my other pets pass, I would honor their wishes.
I searched the web, and found Val’s website.
I enrolled in Val’s Beginning and then Advanced Animal Communication Courses (really exciting and fascinating info).
I also enrolled in the Animal Communication Coaching & Mastery Club, to practice my skill (and, by the way, have met a great bunch of like-minded souls who believe in animal communication).
Finally, I wasn’t alone.
The time came when my 18 year old cat, named KC, who was in end stage kidney disease and had a large lump on her neck (which later spread to her chest after we came back from vacation) stopped eating and drinking, and wouldn’t come to me.
I thought “this is it”, and, my heart flooded with sadness, “she is ready to go”.
My heart filled with sadness, and I was grief stricken once again.
I called Val up to have a consultation, to find out if it was KC’s time to go.
She “opened up” the channels of communication between herself and KC and me.
We talked about my feelings about her passing away..
She tuned into KC, who said that it was not her time to go.
We decided that we should come up with a “signal” so that we would know when it was time for her to put to sleep.
The signal was that she would put her paw on my hand when she was ready, something she never did before.
After that, Val gave me some important messages from KC… don’t mourn me before I am gone, just be with me; it is up to me to determine when I will pass, etc.
At that point, all of a sudden I felt a deep sadness, but something I never experienced before… acceptance, love, sadness, but also respect and a “oneness” with her.
KC rallied back and she has good days and bad days.
We had about 3 weeks more together before it was time.
During this time, my ability to communicate with KC had improved greatly.
We spent the time “being with each other”, although it was tough seeing her wither away before my eyes.
The day before she passed, we took our last walk together.
She walked further than she had ever.
She said, “you need to enjoy this too; feel the earth beneath your feet”.
I picked her up some of the way.
She wanted to go to the house next door that had been put up for sale.
She wanted to go an adventure for the last time.
We took our time, as she sniffed and chewed the grass, she took in nature’s scents.
When she decided to return, she wanted to walk back herself.
The next morning when I woke up, I got up to feed my other cat and KC some food, but she wouldn’t eat.
She was curled up in a ball, just looking at me. I told her that I was going back to bed for an hour.
When I woke up, she looked at me, meowed, got up and walked over to me quickly, and walked over my hand, then turned back to sit down.
I said “KC, are you trying to tell me that this is your time, or did you just walk on my hand by accident”?
As she turned away to lay back down, I put my hand next to her paw, and she quickly touched my hand again, then quickly collapsed.
I think it took every ounce of strength for her to give me that signal, because after that she could not lift her head.
She said, “this is it”. I asked her why she waited so long and she said, “I needed to leave on my own terms”.
I couldn’t believe she gave me the signal.
Not once, but twice!!!
On the way to the vet, I held her in my arms, while Janet and I talked to her, about all the different memories we had of her.
When it was her time to go, I just caressed her as the tears came down, and told her that she could leave, that I would be okay, and to promise to come back to me to tell me that she was alright.
She thanked me for loving her and supporting her, allowing her to go on her own terms.
I still miss KC, but I am not blinded by grief or anger to the point of being incapacitated like I was prior to working with Val.
I am at peace with her transition because we communicated, and I honored her last wishes.
Her gift to me to was to impart significant life lessons.
Now, when I feel sad, I have wonderful memories to draw upon, to make me feel better.
I know that I will be able to communicate with her and my other pets that have passed away.
KC’s transition, and everything that transpired, was a life changing, affirming moment for me, thanks to Val.
If you are dealing with an aging pet that has health problems, or want to communicate with your pet about transitioning or if you are grieving an animal that has passed away, Val can help you.
She is genuine, sensitive, and has a sense of humor that you can’t help but smiling at. Her ability to connect with animals is uncanny.
Give Val a call.
She changed my life. I am confident that she can change yours, if you are open to it.”
– Lisa P, Berlin, New Hampshire, USA
Do you have tears in your eyes too?
KC and Lisa’s story touches me deeply.
If you’re still not sure if you want to learn animal communication, then take a moment and ask your animal how badly they want to bring you into their world, share their thoughts, feelings and experiences with you, to share their wisdom and unique viewpoints with you…
Every day they have things to say, and yes, when they’re getting ready to cross over too.
Like Lisa and KC, animals communicate with us energetically and intuitively by sending thoughts, visual impressions and by sharing feelings.
If you can’t talk with them yet, if you aren’t competent with your skills enough to engage in a conversation like this one, then it’s time to learn how.
I highly recommend you make time to learn how to communicate with your pet and become competent BEFORE you’re in crisis.
Be like Lisa and KC.
Is it harder to communicate with animals in spirit if you’re still grieving or are not at peace with what happened to them?
Yes, especially so when you’re grieving because you have to feel to be able to communicate and when you’re feeling so much pain and loss and upset, your thoughts are scattered, your heart is broken…
You’ll block yourself or limit your ability to communicate.
Not because they don’t want to talk to you, but because you cannot hear them.
Is it different communicating with animals in spirit form than when they are in physical form?
Yes it is.
I teach about communicating successfully with animals who have crossed over in the Advanced Animal Talk Topics Course, and we have many Heart Wisdom Advanced Skills Development Masterclasses on the topic of soulmates, transitions, reincarnation, past lives, and soul circles because communicating with animals in spirit is different than in physical form.
And in fact, some of our Featured Animal Teachers in our Q&A Coaching Calls are in spirit.
In such a Live Q&A Coaching Call, I guide the students in how to communicate with them so they can experience for themselves how it’s different than animals who are incarnate.
To do this well requires more training, fine tuning and developing your intuitive abilities, healing your wounds, and acquiring more practical experience because it’s a more advanced skill.
Do you have a question?
Bring them to the next Live Q&A Coaching Call (for Gold & Platinum Club Members).
Not a Club Member yet?
Then it’s time to take the next step.
The page with everything you need is right HERE
Do it now.
Much love to you and your Angels, Teachers, Guides and Healers cleverly disguised as animals,
Val “Teaching You How to Be Your Pet’s Best Friend So You Can Help Them When it’s Their Time to Go” Heart
Founder of The Heart School of Animal Communication® and Host of the Animal Talk Coaching & Mastery Club
P.S. This page has everything you need from beginning to advanced to special topics courses, to club membership.
Do it now.
Your pet needs you to speak their language sooner than later.
Their lives are short, and they have a lot to tell you before it’s time to leave you.
Download my FREE Ebook Hidden Secrets to Communicating with Animals – just click on the picture below!
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Enjoyed this article? Here are three more to help you:
You Can Talk to Your Animals in Spirit: Bella’s Story and the Rattlesnake
Crossing over the Rainbow Bridge: Death, Dying and our Beloved Animals in Transition
Coping with Loss – Chris Davis on The Real Dr. Doolittle Show™
This article was previously published July 21, 2015 and was updated on July 15, 2024
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