Looking for help with an animal? Think of me as a translator, able to facilitate a two-way conversation between you and your animal. My goal is always to convey what I receive as accurately as possible, without making any interpretations or assumptions.
I have a two-way conversation with your animal, remotely and on my own time, and transcribe the entire conversation, including all words, sentences, visuals, and feelings that come through to me. You will receive the typed transcript after the session is finished. Neither you nor your animal need to be present for the conversation.
Here’s a step-by-step summary of the process:
All I need is a picture of your animal, and it does not need to be recent. I prefer not to ask too many questions and to see what comes up on its own – it ends up being a conversation and a good flow allows information to come up that may not have been directly asked about otherwise. I typically ask them to describe themselves, about how they feel physically and emotionally and if there’s anything they want to tell you. And if you have any specific questions for them, I can ask those too, I would just suggest that it’s not a long list – no more than 3–5 questions, at least for the initial session.
Please note that animal communication is not a substitute for veterinary care and should not be used for medical diagnosis.
Click on the link below to schedule a pre-reading video call with me to meet each other and answer any questions you might have. If you would prefer to skip this or can’t find a time that works for you, please email me at Lindsay@4HigherGuidance.com to let me know. I require a minimum payment when booking.
Losing a beloved pet is one of the hardest things we might go through in this life. It can be as hard as or even harder than losing a person. Sometimes hearing from an animal that you have lost can make the loss a little more bearable. I can communicate with animals that have passed and relay any information that they want to share with you, or that you want them to know.
Animal communication is communication with an animal using telepathic and intuitive pathways that connect with the energy of that animal. We are all capable of communicating with animals (and plants, and the Earth, and many other things). We have simply lost practice, and the belief that it is possible. While I have always been intuitive, I began intentionally practicing animal communication in early 2021 and made the leap to practicing animal communication and intuitive skills full-time in 2025.
The conversations I have with animals come to me primarily in words and full sentences – this is how the universe translates the information to me, and through me. It’s for this reason that I have found it best to transcribe my conversations as thoroughly as I can. I feel it allows the true spirit of the animal to come through. I also get a lot of feelings and emotions from animals, along with information about their emotional states. Those are the two primary ways that information comes through to me, but I also get visuals, sounds, and occasionally a smell.
What I find fascinating is that if you ask ten different animal communicators to speak with your animal, you may get ten different answers, and they may all be right! Each person’s intuitive skills work in different ways, and each person is different. I believe the information conveyed to – or through – a particular communicator is a function of both their intuitive strengths and skills and who they are as a person.
All the information I receive is from the animal’s perspective, and some things they say might be able to be interpreted in more than one way, and it is not always the literal meaning. So just keep that in mind when reading the answers.
All animals are different, and they are all at different places on their life paths. Some are here to be our confidants and guides and support us above all else, and some are here simply on their own journeys through this world. And then there’s everything in between. Animals can mirror things in our own lives that they want to highlight for us; they can take on our physical or emotional issues to certain degrees; or sometimes they just want to be heard. Most animals are here to help us, and we can learn an awful lot if we just listen.