Wouldn’t it be nice to know what your animal friend is thinking and wanting to tell you? And wouldn’t it be nice to be able to ask your animal friend questions on their life, their health and well-being and any other issues that need attention?

That is where I can help. I have been able to talk to animals all my life, but have worked more extensively with owners and their animals in the last ten years. I have worked with all animals including exotic and domesticated, to help owners and caregivers close the language barrier with their furry friends. I feel it is my job to enhance the life of the animal and help build a better relationship with their human through deeper understanding of the animal’s sense of self and thought process. No animal is exactly like another; they are all different like we are. Therefore, each animal is treated with the up most respect and courtesy. I always listen to both parties and ask specific questions to find a counseling path that gets to the root of the problem or stress point. I work to resolve issues and come to a mutual compromise that is agreeable to both the person and the animal. I like to leave the session with both parties agreeing on a set of guidelines that makes both of their lives more pleasant and their relationship more loving.

I also have the blessing of being able to feel an animal’s body and see their aura. I inform the person of their animal’s state of being; how they hear, how they see, any aches and pains, along with any abnormalities I feel with their organs and spine. I ask the animal if there is a reason for the pain that they know of and about how long do they think they have had it. Often, ailments go hand in hand with an injury either mental or physical that the animal can recall. I make recommendations of veterinarians that have special skills to help relieve or alleviate these problems. And, I listen to what the animal has to say and by doing so often the ailments will clear up by themselves. Of coarse, everyone feels better when they can have their say and relieve some mental stress on someone else! It isn’t about who is right and wrong; but how the animal perceives a situation and turning that situation into a positive rather than a negative. I strive to end the session with a positive feeling with both the animal and person.

I also offer owners the opportunity to talk to their passed pets. I communicate with the passed over animals to help their owners have closure and to let go of grief.

I do consultations over the phone by photograph (either emailed to me or through the mail) or in person in the Hampton Rhodes Virginia area.

What to expect on your visit:
It is always important to have a list of questions you would like to ask your animal prepared in advance. That way, you get the most out of your communication session and your animal feels better about the discussion. I provide a taped thirty-minute session and encourage you to respond to statements your animal has said. Animals won’t elaborate on some situations if they feel their owner has no desire to hear or talk about it. I also ask owners to tell their pet in advance that I will be talking with them and to ask them to please talk to me and tell me anything that they want their person to know. This makes the animal feel he/she is being included in the process and feels more at ease talking about personal issues that may be private. I also ask that your animal be either in your lap or on a leash. This makes the animal feel more secure and confident, knowing that their person is in control of them and the situation. I look forward to meeting you and your special animal friend!

Chris Stakes:
Home 757-255-0079, Cell 757-438-2063,
Email Pcs-llc@sprynet.com