One of the most difficult experiences we face in life is saying goodbye to a beloved animal companion. During these emotional times, when the weight of making end-of-life decisions can feel overwhelming, it becomes hard to think clearly. Many people wish they could ask their animal how they’re feeling or what they’re thinking as they approach the end. Through animal communication, we can accomplish that. I often have clients come to me in these moments, seeking to understand what their animal is going through. They want to know how their companion is feeling, what their thoughts are about the imminent transition, and whether they’re afraid of death. They seek reassurance that their animal knows how much they are loved and that they are making the right decisions on their behalf. A common question people ask is how they’ll know when their animal is ready to pass on, particularly when considering assisted euthanasia. They want to know if their animal understands that they are doing their best to provide loving assistance at the end of life. Some ask directly if their animal wants help transitioning. In my experience, every animal I’ve communicated with during this time expresses love for their guardian. They know their humans are there to help them, and they feel the deep love and care being shown. Animals often convey gratitude for all that their guardians have done for them, and they understand that these difficult decisions come from a place of love. Animal communication doesn’t end with the animal’s passing. I’ve also helped people connect with their animals after they’ve transitioned. The most common question I receive is whether the animal knows they are still loved and missed on this earthly plane. Without exception, every animal I’ve communicated with after their passing expresses that they continue to feel their guardian’s love. They want their humans to know that they are still with them in spirit and encourage them to watch for signs of their presence. It’s my goal in these sessions to bring comfort and closure to those going through the heartbreak of losing a companion animal. Through these connections, people find peace in knowing their animals are still with them, continuing to offer their love from the other side. Note: For dog guardians, navigating the loss of a cherished companion can feel isolating and overwhelming. My book, Beyond the Last Walk: Saying Goodbye, Navigating Grief, and Healing after the Loss of a Dog, provides gentle guidance and heartfelt advice for those seeking comfort and understanding during these difficult times. If you’re struggling with the end-of-life journey with your dog, or the grief that follows, this resource is there to support you. https://tinyurl.com/ymx7sm6
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