Having a session with an animal communicator is a great way to gain some insight into what your cat is thinking and feeling. In order to have a productive session, you will want to have some questions prepared to have the communicator ask your feline companion. You may have some specific questions in mind based on your cat's unique behavior. But you should also consider including some or all of these questions, as the answers tend to offer a lot of insight into your cat's thoughts, feelings, and nature.
Do you have pain anywhere?
Cats are masters at hiding their pain. In nature, this allows them to survive, as predators are more likely to attack cats that are obviously injured or sick. Unfortunately, this means that cat owners do not always realize their cats are ill or in pain until the pain is really bad. That's where an animal communicator comes in. If you have them ask your cat if they have any pain, you can find out about the pain earlier than you otherwise would. You can then take them to the vet for proper diagnosis and treatment.
What parts of your routine would you like to change?
If you have your communicator ask this question, you may find out about some small things you can do to make your cat a lot happier. For instance, your cat may want to tell you that they wish you fed them a little earlier at night or that they hate when you close them out of the bathroom in the morning. You can then amend your schedule to accommodate their needs a little more.
What do you think of the other people in your life?
This question can give you so much insight! You may learn that your cat likes certain people more than you thought. You may also find out that they really don't like certain people, which can explain why they display certain behaviors when those people are around. If you learn your cat does not like someone, then you know to stop pushing them to have a relationship with that person. You can just help your cat create distance and stay away from that individual when they are around.
In asking just these three questions, you can learn so much from one animal communication session with your cat. You can then use the insight you gain to keep your cat happier, healthier, and more comfortable.
To learn more, contact an animal communicator.
