How Animal Communication Helps
It’s safe to say that every horse person has wished at least once that they knew what their horse was thinking. Why are they all of the sudden reacting to things that they didn’t in the past? Or why are they suddenly full of energy or, instead, have none?
This is when working with a professional animal communicator can offer a bridge to a deeper understanding, helping to resolve issues and enrich the bond you share with your horse.
In no way are we suggesting animal communication as a replacement for veterinary care or training, but it can be very useful when used in conjunction with these practices. Animal communication can provide profound insights by tapping into the intuitive connection shared by all living beings.
Animal communication can help:
1. Solve behavioral mysteries
Many of the behaviors that our horses exhibit that seem problematic are actually signs of underlying emotional or physical issues. Rather than guessing, an animal communicator can help you get to the root of the problem.
Identify triggers: Unexplained spookiness or a sudden change in their appetite can leave us guessing as to why. Communication can provide clear answers to the horse’s behavior.
Go beyond training: For some sensitive or rescue animals, traditional training methods might not be enough. Communication can uncover deeper insecurities and fears, providing a new perspective to help them feel more secure.
Stop reactive habits: Find out why your horse has started tossing their head, bucking or rearing etc. Communication can reveal the reasons behind their actions and help you steer them toward more appropriate behavior.
2. Support your horse’s physical health
An animal communicator can act as an invaluable supplement to your veterinarian, providing insight into what your pet is feeling.
Pinpoint the source of discomfort: If your horse shows subtle signs of pain or illness, animal communicators may be able to sense their physical discomfort, allowing your vet to focus on a more specific area. This can save time and money on unnecessary tests.
Aid in recovery: Post-surgery or during a long-term illness, a communicator can help you understand how your horse is feeling, what their energy level is like, and whether they are comfortable. This empowers you to make better care decisions.
3. Navigate life changes
Life is full of transitions, and our horses are sensitive to these changes. Communication can ease the process for everyone involved.
Prepare for a move: A new home can be a stressful experience for horses. A communicator can explain the upcoming changes in a way your pet understands, making the transition smoother.
Support rescue animals: Many rescue horses come from unknown backgrounds. A communicator can help uncover their past experiences, enabling you to build trust and address any trauma they may carry.
4. Make end-of-life decisions
One of the most difficult parts of horse ownership is knowing when to say goodbye. Animal communication can provide comfort and clarity during this heart-wrenching time.
Understand your pet's wishes: Gain insight into whether your pet is suffering and if they are ready to let go. This can help alleviate some of the heavy burden of making end-of-life decisions.
Feel closure: For pets who have passed on, a medium or communicator can offer a connection that brings a sense of peace and reassurance to grieving owners.
5. Strengthen your bond
Ultimately, animal communication is about deepening the relationship you already have.
Foster trust: When your horse feels heard and understood, it builds a foundation of trust that strengthens your connection on a deeper level.
Honor their individuality: Communication helps you move beyond assumptions and truly honor your horse’s unique personality, needs, and feelings.
Enhance daily life: By understanding your horse's perspective, you can work, play, train, complete and more in sync with each other, leading to a more harmonious and joyful shared life.