Communicating with Cats

Deepening the Bond Between Felines and Humans

Cats are enigmatic, independent, and deeply intuitive creatures. Their behavior often carries layers of meaning that can be challenging to interpret. As an experienced animal communicator, I specialize in connecting with cats on an emotional, physical, and energetic level, helping their human companions understand and address their unique needs. Whether you’re a veterinarian, trainer, shelter worker, groomer, or devoted cat owner, my services can bring clarity, harmony, and healing to your relationship with your feline friend.

The Power of Communication with Cats

Cats communicate in subtle ways, through body language, vocalizations, and energy. While they can’t use words, they have much to share when someone takes the time to listen. Through telepathic communication, I can tune into your cat’s thoughts and emotions, uncovering hidden concerns or providing explanations for puzzling behaviors.

This process allows me to:

Understand behavioral issues: Address sudden changes, such as aggression, litter box avoidance, or hiding, by uncovering their root causes.
Pinpoint areas of discomfort: Identify physical pain, illness, or stress that may be impacting your cat’s behavior or well-being.
Ease transitions: Help cats adjust to new environments, additional pets, or changes in routine.
Clarify expectations: Facilitate open communication between you and your cat to avoid misunderstandings. Owners can express their expectations, such as physical boundaries (“The kitchen counter is off-limits,” “You can sit on this chair but not on the dining table”) or specific roles the cat may fulfill (emotional companion, mouser, independent explorer). By aligning these expectations, we can address and prevent conflicts that often stem from interspecies misunderstandings.
Strengthen connections: Foster a deeper sense of trust and understanding between you and your cat.

Animal Communication Benefits Everyone Working With Cats

My communication services offer unique benefits for anyone involved in the care or well-being of cats. Here’s how they can help different roles in the feline world:

Veterinarians and Veterinary Technicians

Gain insights directly from the cat’s perspective to support accurate diagnostics.
Understand emotional factors that may contribute to physical health issues.
Address stress and anxiety during veterinary visits or procedures.

Trainers and Behaviorists

Pinpoint the reasons behind problematic behaviors, such as scratching, biting, or refusal to use the litter box.
Develop behavior modification strategies tailored to each cat’s personality and needs.
Foster trust and cooperation to achieve better results.

Shelter and Rescue Workers

Help rescue cats overcome trauma or adjust to shelter life.
Provide adopters with valuable insights into a cat’s personality, preferences, and needs.
Increase the chances of successful adoptions by addressing emotional and behavioral challenges.

Groomers and Boarding Staff

Reduce stress and fear during grooming or boarding by understanding a cat’s triggers.
Create a calming, supportive environment that fosters trust and cooperation.
Ensure that each cat feels safe and cared for in your hands.

Cat Owners and Families

Resolve common issues, such as inappropriate scratching, spraying, or excessive vocalizations.
Understand your cat’s preferences, likes, and dislikes to improve your relationship.
Ease transitions, such as moving to a new home, introducing a new pet, or adjusting to family changes.

What Have You Got to Lose?

Guilt? Frustration? Uncertainty? Why keep wondering?

A Holistic Approach to Feline Care

My work extends beyond communication. I collaborate with veterinarians, behaviorists, and other professionals to provide a holistic approach to feline care. By considering the emotional, physical, and environmental factors that influence your cat’s well-being, we can create tailored solutions to improve their quality of life.

Improve Your Relationship Through Cat Communication

Every cat has a unique story and perspective, and I’m here to help you uncover it. Whether you’re addressing a behavioral issue, navigating a transition, or simply seeking to deepen your bond, my communication services can bring clarity and connection to your relationship with your cat.

Schedule a session below or schedule an introductory call to learn more about how cat communication can transform your relationship with your cat.

Schedule a Cat Communication Session

$ 60

20-minute Phone Call
A good choice for your first consult
A great option for 1 pet

$ 100

40-minute Phone Call
A great option for a full-body health scan
Works well for a deeper conversation with 1 pet
Choose this option for 2 pets

$ 130

60-minute Phone Call
A great option to dive deep into your relationship with your pet
A good choice for 3 or more pets

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What my clients have to say...

“After our consultation, my two cats made the move to our new home in Dubai with little stress and have settled in nicely.”

“Marjorie is our “go-to” for dealing with the challenges of communicating with our non-verbal family members. From my dog’s question, “What happened to the square thing?” to assistance with our older dog who we thought may be making his transition. Marjorie helped us find the answers. It turns out, our 120-pound German Shepherd wanted his crate back, he was missing his “den”.Our older dog was not dying, he was having a reaction to a supplement. We are so grateful that she is a member of our team!.”