Client testimonial - Megan & Sue

Megan

Sue contacted me as Megan's brother, Sparky, died in the March & she was suffering from grief. She wanted me to communicate with Megan & see if there was any way we could help her.

Here's Sue's testimonial following one Skype consultation:

Gemma's ability to communicate with animals was evident through the information our cat passed on to her. Information that only a member of our family, in that I include our cats, could have known. Gemma also has an easy empathy with humans who live with animals.

Sue

This consultation was carried out over Skype, I communicated with Megan using the photo above. You don't have to have a problem to book a consultation with me, you can ask or tell your pet anything during a consultation... it's like a conversation between you & your pet with me acting as interpreter/ translator.

To book a consultation for you & your beloved pet click here.

Hereford Times article - Consultation with Eamonn Holmes & Maggie

I know I've posted the article that the Shropshire Star wrote about my communication with Eamonn Holmes & his dog Maggie, but now Hereford Times have written an article that I wanted to share with you all.

This is an exciting time for me & my business. :)

Client testimonial - Lynn & Tasha

Tasha

Lynn started following me on Twitter & got in touch to ask if I could communicate with her gorgeous girl Tasha.

Lynn adopted Tasha when she was 8 & Tasha came with lots of fears and anxieties due to previous treatment. Lynn wanted to be able to make her totally happy and trusting of her & her husband and other humans but she didn't know how to. Lynn didn't want to change her, she just wanted her to be as happy as she could be with them, and wanted to know if there was anything they could do.

Here's Lynn's testimonial following one Skype consultation:

I am so glad I came across your details.  I was slightly unsure about the whole animal communication thing, as I’ve never been involved in anything like this before – but I was also determined to explore every avenue possible to make and keep Tasha as happy as I could. That’s why I’m so delighted with how the consultation with you went. I have followed some suggestions you made and she is definitely more relaxed and confident.  From her point of view I’m convinced she knows how much I wanted to help her and that we now have a kind of secret pact between us. She’s a very happy little dog and I’m so grateful to you for your help and advice.

Lynn

This consultation was carried out over Skype, I communicated with Tasha using the photo above. You don't have to have a problem to book a consultation with me, you can ask or tell your pet anything during a consultation... it's like a conversation between you & your pet with me acting as interpreter/ translator.

To book a consultation for you & your beloved pet click here.

Animal Communicator to the stars! Eamonn Holmes & Maggie

At the end of June I had the pleasure of working with Eamonn Holmes and his beautiful dog Maggie. The Shropshire Star wrote a lovely article on the communication which I'd like to share with you all. Once I have received Mr Holmes' testimonial I will be adding this to my website along with piccy's!

My first ever communication with a wild bird.. & rescue mission!

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Wow what a magical evening I've been having! Ben just got home & I rambled on at him like an excited toddler telling her Mum about meeting Father Christmas! So now I'll ramble at you!

Well this evening my lovely little cat Franny brought home this gorgeous little bird, I'm sure it's the same one she brought back at the same time last night that Ben rescued from her & released!

As she sat there over it in the hallway growling at my other cat Fingles I was frozen - Ben always deals with this sort of stuff & he wasn't around! I don't handle wild animals... the thought of handling a bird or mouse dead or alive frightens the life out of me.. "But you're an animal communicator" I hear you say! I know, doesn't make sense does it! But I usually deal with domesitcated animals not wild, unpredictable ones.

I decided to lock the cats in the kitchen & leave the bird to catch it's breathe & when Ben got home he could deal with it. I went to sit back down & deal with my emails but something was eating at me, a little voice saying "But you're an animal communicator, you're a healer, why aren't you helping this little one". I couldn't ignore this voice, it was talking sense. I needed to stop giving into Fear.. my fear of a tiny bird! I know.. mad!

So I went & sat with the bird, I explained that I was a little scared & my little birdy friend thought it was hilarious that I was scared of him! I placed my hand behind him & gave him Reiki healing. As I felt my hand warm up I heard the bird say "Oh that's nice, it's warm". I asked the bird where it hurt most & he said "My left wing" so I concentrated on that area. Every so often he would open his mouth, it felt like he was releasing the pain. I also sat & got present to calm him down & watched his erratic breathing calm down with mine, we were helping each other find peace with this situation.

He kept checking my hand was still there by looking round & I'd reassure him that I was still there & the cats were locked out. As my hands got cold I stopped giving him healing & asked if he would like to be left alone & he said "No, I'll be scared on my own", I asked a couple of times & in the meantime filled a shell with water, as he kept opening his mouth & I just 'felt' my friend needed water for the shock. Finally my little friend said I could go & leave him in peace to recover in quiet. I told my friend to let out a 'chirp' when he wanted me back to help.

About 15-20 minutes later I heard the 'chirp' & found my friend in the spare room so the little one had definitely recovered! I told him that I was too scared to pick him up so I'd get a box & he had to jump in. Well he looked at the box & with some coaxing jumped out again. I was hoping to avoid this.. touching the bird! Suddenly I forgot that this little one needed my help & gave into my fear, then something took over. I decided to man up & pick up the bird, it took a few attempts as birdy squeeked at me & flapped around but after a few attempts I got him in the box. He felt so fragile I was afraid of hurting him even more. Before I got him in the box I asked him to pose for a photo & he tried a few angles & finally found his best side which I've shared with you.. what a beauty & what a character!

I walked across the road to the big oak tree & offered him a branch, he hopped on, then onto the next & then another until he flew into the hedgerow. I felt quite emotional seeing my little friend fly to freedom & felt honoured to have shared this special time with him. I know I helped him but he helped me too.

When you see a bird in the sky remember he is an individual, he has a character & feelings, just like every other living creature on the planet.

Gem x

An unbreakable bond between wo(man) & dog.. a heartwarming story from Tessa

Connie & Phoebe

Connie was my original Flatcoat. I adored her and she was with me through thick and thin in my life.  She died aged 8 of cancer. I knew she was very ill, just because I knew her so well, but to the outside world you would never have known. Connie knew she was dying and she met her passing with such dignity and faith but her passing broke my heart. My consolation was Phoebe though who was her only daughter (she had had 8 pups - 7 dogs and Phoebe who needless to say I kept!) and Phoebe became my rock. Connie and Phoebe had been inseperable and after Connie died, I just knew in my heart of hearts that Phoebe would also pass just to be with her mum. She did - 14 months later of a gastric torsion aged 6. My world fell apart. I always thought of them both as one soul - a soul that had perhaps divided which can happen. They complimented each other, they were as one and after Phoebe died, I knew they were together as one again.   

I ticked along day in and day out, and had wee Tess (Rob's working collie who has now retired) to pour my love out on. She is a delightful, loyal and loving dog, but throughout all this and to this day, my Girls were and are always by my side - they walk with me and are my inspiration and guides for my work.

Well, here is the magical and spiritual part of it all. On the 2nd anniversary of Connie's passing, and 10 months after Phoebe passed, I was feeling very sad and opened up my e mails to find one from the couple who had had Monty - one of Connie's other pups, to say he was about to become a father and did I want a Connie Grandpup!! Well, they had no idea of the huge significance of the day.....some things are just meant to be... and Fleur came into our lives. Fleur IS Connie and Phoebe.  It is uncanny but unless you knew them both, you couldn't ever know.  Fleur is delightful and from the moment she walked into my life, I knew that Connie and Phoebe had been sent to me for a reason.  I thank them every day for my wonderful gift.

Fleur

Who says spirit is not there!!

Tessa x

Testimonial - Rachel & Malley

The beautiful Malley

If you are an animal lover and have a pet you need to contact this lady. She is amazing. I met Gemma Blackwell a while ago and was fascinated by what she does but today I found out first hand what an incredible difference she can make to you and your animals lives when she came and helped me communicate with my cat Malley. Incredible.... You need to book her time before she gets too busy!

Rachel