Animal Communication · Bristol & the South West
What is she trying to tell you?
Hello, I’m Dawn, an Animal Empath in Shrewsbury. If you’re in Bristol, Bath or the South West, you can ask about a communication for an animal living or in spirit. I work intuitively from a photograph, in a one-hour Zoom or telephone session, and share the feelings and impressions I receive.
The questions guardians bring
Behaviour, wellbeing, and the things that have changed.
The questions tend to begin the same few ways: “He’s started…”, “She’s stopped…”, “Ever since we moved…”, “We’ve just adopted…”. A communication is a space to explore your questions through my intuitive practice. It cannot establish the cause of a behaviour or replace advice from your vet or a qualified behaviourist.
A new arrival may bring questions about settling in and building trust. You’re welcome to tell me what you’d like to explore.
What I won’t claim
Not a vet, not a behaviourist, not a diagnosis.
If your animal is unwell, see your vet first; a communication is never a substitute for a clinical examination, and I’ll say so if something in the session sounds like it needs one. If you’re working with a behaviourist or trainer, a session can sit alongside that work and sometimes inform it. I describe what I receive from your animal honestly, and I don’t present it as scientific proof of anything.
The practical bit
How a session comes together.
Clear, eyes visible, phone quality is fine.
The two things you most want to understand. “Why has he started hiding from visitors?” is a good question.
From wherever suits you. Your animal can be asleep in the next room.
So you can listen again, and share it with anyone else in the household.
Fee
One session, £95.
Everything’s included: the time with your photograph beforehand, the hour, and the recording.
Questions
From guardians in Bristol and the South West.
Can a communication fix a behaviour problem?
I don’t promise to change behaviour or identify its cause. I share the impressions I receive as an intuitive practice. For a behaviour concern, please speak to your vet or a qualified behaviourist.
We’ve just adopted a rescue. Is it too soon?
Not at all. Early on is a lovely time to ask how they’re finding things, and what would help them feel safe.
Do you work with cats and small animals, or mainly dogs?
All of them. Cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, birds, horses; if they share your life, I can listen to them.
Can my children be on the call?
Please ask me before booking if you’d like someone else to join the call, so we can talk about what is appropriate.
About Dawn
A word about me.
I’m an Animal Empath and Animal Communicator, and a qualified Pet Bereavement Counsellor, and I’ve worked professionally with animals and their guardians since 2006. Millie, my Jack Russell, keeps me honest about how much animals have to say, and Mylo, who is in spirit now, still does too.
Also
I work with animals in spirit in exactly the same way.
And if you’ve lost an animal and need support for yourself, my Pet Bereavement Counselling is a separate service that begins with a free call.
Ask them
Send me the question you keep asking the dog.
Along with a photograph, and we’ll find an hour.
