Finding creative ways to communicate directly with our cats is essential. It is the most important way in which we can deepen the bonds between us. So the other day when read an article written by Dr. Linda Bender, DVM, … Continue reading →
Do you get into serious conversations with your cats? If so, do you ever suspect that they actually do understand what you are saying to them? I realize that some of our readers may think that these two questions I … Continue reading →
An American veterinarian, Dr Weitzman, claims to have decoded the feline language (come on Dr. we know already 😉 ). Gary Weitzman believes that each cat has more than a dozen vocalisations, each of which maintains a fixed meaning for … Continue reading →
Is your cat able to read your emotions from your facial expressions? I don’t expect a cat to be able to read the subtle emotions and feelings of others. But is your cat able to know when you’re happy or … Continue reading →
An animal psychic hears what cat’s are saying inside her head. Do you believe in animal psychics? They are sometimes called animal whisperers but that phrase is used to mean a lot of things. There are lots of animal psychics … Continue reading →
By Tim As an animal communicator specializing in working with lost animals, I’ve had the pleasure of reuniting many families with their missing pets. Two such cases transpired in London not too long ago when cat owners in London contacted … Continue reading →
“Cat Talk” or “Cat Speak” is a form of communication arising out of an intimate and close relationship. All of us, who have travelled to foreign countries, without foreign language skills, know that it is possible to manage; to get … Continue reading →
No matter what anyone says to the contrary, I fully believe that communicating with cats is truly a very special art form. Through the years, I have found that the majority of kitty lovers that I “meet” on the Internet, … Continue reading →
More people should be able to communicate with animals. Before people criticise me for being some sort of liberal nutcase I’d like to say that I am not referring to communicating with animals in the English language à la Dr Dolittle. … Continue reading →
by Deborah-Ann Milettte (New York) Qe Tesh of the Nile (Egyptian for the God of Nature) surveys her domain Many people don’t realize that before I owned my famous boy “Motzie” I used to rescue, safe-capture and relocate exotic felines. … Continue reading →
