Pet Memories Forever A Must See New Product for the Pet Lover

February 8, 2010

Anyone that has a beautiful pet, has had a beautiful pet or knows of someone who cherishes their pet could be very interested in a range of products that have hit the market. If you have access to a camera both standard or digital (or photographs) and you have access to a computer and the internet and you love or know of someone that loves pets,

YOU MUST TAKE A LOOK AT THIS

There is a wonderful variety of products that can be purchased via the Internet with simple download (and standard posting) and ordering steps to take your favourite photo’s and turn them into a selection of personalised products, at very affordable prices.

For people who love their pets, this is a great way to take advantage of all those great pet photos you have taken over the years. Sadly for some, a pet that has passed away can be so badly missed that something like a cushion for instance, with the pet printed on it can really be of comfort.

The type of products available range from things like cushions, bags to canvas box framed prints. Another product that’s available is a technique that can change a photo into what looks just like a painting, (Each photo is transformed individually with different processes used depending on the style of the photo). These paintings are then printed onto canvas, presenting just as if you had commissioned an artist to paint a still life of your pet but at a fraction of the price.(Don’t tell and who would know?)They really do look that good.

For those of you that love animals, love to be surrounded by pictures, furnishings and products of animals. Why have someone else’s pet on display when you can have your own beloved pet/pets, captured for life with the memory of how much they really mean or meant to you. So if you are looking for yourself or for a gift, try something new and use your own pet memories to create that special product that will have true meaning to you or a friend/family member for years to come.

For a great selection of Pet products or Pet Gifts visit:
http://www.photoart.net.au

Corrina Moffitt is a property developer, freelance writer, pet owner and a professional gift giver (with a lifetime of experience).

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The History of the Pet Rock

February 1, 2010

Origin of Thought

In 1975, Gary Dahl, an advertising executive, launched the sale of a fad that would make him a millionaire. This great profit is even more impressive when one takes into account the short time in which the rocks were sold, only six months, and also the low cost of the product, about four dollars. Dahl’s ingenious marketing involved commonplace gray pebbles, bought from a construction supplier, which were then sold as live pets. The idea was inspired by the hassle, mess, and money that pets such as cats or dogs or fish required. And so, Dahl began the production and sale of the Pet Rock, which did not need to be walked, wouldn’t cost hundreds in vet bills, and would not poop on the floor.

Specifics of Production

Dahl named the company “Rock Bottom Productions,” and sold the rocks for $3.95 a piece. The pebbles were imported from Rosarito Beach in Baja California, Mexico, and then packaged in a small cardboard box, designed like a pet carrier. Dahl also created a “Pet Rock Training Manual,” containing instructions on how to properly care for one’s pet, including how to house train one’s pet: “Place it on some old newspapers. The rock will never know what the paper is for and will require no further instruction.” The instruction manual included such commands as sit, stay, roll over, play dead, and come.

Why would anyone ever buy a pet rock?

“If there were more fads, there would probably be a lot fewer psychiatrists.” Ben Hakuta, creator of Wacky Wall Walkers

Indeed, pet rocks give us more pleasure than we know. These pets support this argument through their very existence, showing us that it is not an actual item that brings joy to the child in the human mind, but merely the idea of the item. The pet sits in a niche in the mind, created by the power of the owners’ imaginations. It is in the actual exercise of the mind that such pleasure is found. It is quite a valid point that finding such productive and effective uses of recreation time can be more preventative and beneficial to the health of our minds that even the most advanced psychological treatments.

People who purchased these unusual “pets” often gave them names, talked to them, petted them, and taught them to perform simple “tricks”.

Pet rocks still live on

Like most fads, it never totally died out. There are memorial pages, spin-offs, and one can still purchase such a pet, though new manufacturers have given their rocks new features and looks. For instance, not many plain gray pebbles are sold any more. One can buy rocks that are inscribed, painted, and decorated in many a manner, lending the rock much more personality than afforded Dahl’s creation. One can purchase a rock with an agenda, or one can buy a rock that is individually painted in memory of any dearly loved pet, or one can still purchase that rock that is completely void of previous perception, and let its idea grow in the mind.

Virtual Pets

Virtual Pets follow the same formula as Dahl’s product. Operating more in the mind of the owner than anywhere else, Virtual pets can be an electronic toy, a computer program, or even a video game. However, though perhaps securing more time from an owner, virtual pets do not leave as much room for imagination as the pet rock.

John Bateman’s favorite pet rocks are the “Albino Apes” found at ZobyRocks.com. Buy one for your friend’s birthday today.

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Pet Behaviour Problems

January 25, 2010

Pet behaviour problems can be challenging at the best of times and in many cases, unfortunately, can lead to the pet being removed from the household. This is a sad and, in most cases, unnecessary step as many pet behavioural problems can be resolved.

The biggest obstacle to resolving these problems is usually a lack of understanding of the cause of the unwanted behaviour. If we can understand what sparks off the unwanted behaviour then we are half way to a solution.

As humans our biggest problem when it comes to dealing with pet behaviour problems is that we often impose a human solution on an animal problem. For example, your dog might start chewing your slippers. You whack the dog on the nose with a newspaper to discourage the behaviour. That might work but you stand an equal chance of the dog viewing your action as paying attention to it and so every time it wants your attention, it grabs your slippers. If you keep whacking it you are in fact reinforcing the behaviour - which is the exact opposite to what you are wanting to achieve.

Training a pet is also an integral part of preventing or correcting pet behaviour problems. For many pet owners unacceptable pet behaviour problems such as aggression, excessive or inappropriate barking, biting and so on are problems that can easily sour the human-pet bond. However, many of these problems can be sorted out if the owner is willing to make an effort to understand WHY the pet is behaving in such a way and then does something constructive about it.

If the training is done in a humane way, it enriches the human - pet relationship in many ways and minimises potential conflict by reducing undesirable behaviours in the pet. This is the win/win result that everyone should be striving for.

So the next time your pet behaves in an antisocial way, pause and consider why it is acting in that way and then try to establish a “pet logical” way of dealing with it.

Keith Perrett is a qualified Veterinarian. Visit
www.pet-health-for-humans.com/pet-behaviour-problems.html for some solutions on how to resolve pet behaviour problems

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Pet Loss Should You Clone Your Cat

January 18, 2010

Clone a Cat, Go To Jail
…or at least pay a fine. That’s the goal of animal welfare activists who announced recently that they are seeking state and federal restrictions on the small but growing pet-cloning industry.

The effort has been spearheaded by the American Anti-Vivisection Society [AAVS] (in suburban Philadelphia), and takes aim at companies such as Genetic Savings and Clone Inc., the California company that began to fill orders for cloned cats last year. The clones - which have sold for $50,000 each - are genetic duplicates of a customer’s deceased pet and represent the leading edge of an emerging sector that advocates predict could eventually reap billions of dollars for corporate cloners. The movie, the 6th Day , starring the erstwhile governator, Arnold Schwarzenegger, features pet cloning businesses in a shopping mall during its opening sequences. It may soon be the case that life imitates art in this respect and pet cloning franchises may start popping up in common shopping venues. But not if the AAVS have their way.

Should Cloning Be Allowed?
Several companies are racing to compete with Genetic Savings and Clone, the current industry leader, which has produced about a half-dozen cloned cats and aims to achieve the more difficult goal of cloning a dog this year. Some companies are already selling fish genetically engineered to glow in the dark, while one has said it will soon produce cats engineered to not cause reactions in people allergic to them.

The AAVS petitioned the Department of Agriculture to regulate pet-cloning companies as it does other animal research labs under the Animal Welfare Act. The act demands minimum standards of animal care and detailed reporting of the fates of laboratory animals. They have also been working with a California lawmaker to introduce state legislation that would ban the sale of cloned or genetically engineered pets.

Are Grieving Pet Owners Being Taken Advantage Of?
“Pet cloning companies offer false hope of never having to let go of a pet and are causing harm to animals in the process,” the AAVS concluded in a report, “Pet Cloning: Separating Facts From Fluff.”

Managers of Genetics Savings and Clone denied emphatically that their enterprise takes advantage of grieving pet owners or harms animals. “We bend over backwards to make sure people are doing this for the right reasons,” said company president Lou Hawthorne. Nonetheless, he said, “we’re open to additional oversight, provided it makes sense.”

The Risks Involved For Cloned Animals
Previously cloned animals have suffered high rates of biological abnormalities and unexpected deaths during gestation and in the first days of life. Hawthorne said that has not been the case with cats. But critics said the process raises other concerns, including the welfare of egg donor and surrogate-mother animals that must undergo multiple surgeries as part of the process of making clones.

The Risks To Owners
The potential for consumer fraud is also an issue. Clones tend to be ordered by people who are grieving the loss of a much-loved pet and who may have unrealistically high expectations of their clones. Although they share identical genetic profiles, clones do not always resemble originals because coat patterns are not strictly genetically determined. Personalities and behavior patterns are even less predictable on the basis of genetics alone. All personalities are products of some basic genetics, and the environment in which the animal is raised and, since a particular environment can never be perfectly recreated (there’s always a random element) personalities will, most likely, be different as well in any clone. “Consumers are likely under the impression that a clone is a carbon copy. We believe they are being misled,” AAVS policy analyst Crystal Miller-Spiegel said.

David Magnus, director of Stanford University’s Center for Biomedical Ethics, spoke more bluntly. “People are not getting what they think they’re getting,” Magnus said. “This is a $50,000 rip-off.”

There is certainly a war of words beginning between the cloning businesses and the AAVS. It’s likely to become a more contentious issue as there’s potentially a lot of money to be made (at $50,000 per kitten) and companies may see the AAVS’s concerns as hurting those potential profits. It’s going to be a case of “Watch This Space”.

Conclusion
Personally, however, cloning is one option I’m not in favor of but it might be for you if you’re looking at replacing a pet that’s died. As I mentioned above, the clone may look identical to your lost companion but the personality will likely be different. That’s not to say the personality will be better or worse, just different. Look at it this way - how many sets of identical twins have the same personalities despite having the same genetic make-up and being raised in the same environment? There are always random factors involved. Every personality is unique and passes by this way only once.

If you find yourself in a position where you would consider cloning to be an option that will help you cope with the death of your cat, you should do some background reading first. The National Geographic have a news item on pet cloning and some people’s reaction to it.

Gary Nugent, a software engineer by profession, has been a life-long animal lover, especially of cats and is the webmaster of http://www.cat-oholics.com - a site that helps you make the best choices to keep your cat healthy, happy and long-lived. The site contains information about cats in general, health issues that can affect them, some of their weird and wonderful behavior patterns, their history, and how to choose various products, supplies and toys for your feline furball. And, not to forget about you…there are a few things on the site to keep cat owners amused as well.

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Pet Odor & Stain Remover Selection Guide

January 11, 2010

There are a number of pet odor and stain removal products available to today’s pet owner. Some may differ in how they work, whether they be organic products or absorption products, while others differ in how they are applied. Also, there are different products for old stains, as opposed to newly formed stains.

It is important to remember, that you should use a pet specific odor or stain remover instead of the products you have for human caused household stains.

This is because your pet’s use their sense of smell, which for dogs can be greater than 100 times that of our own. Using their noses, they determine locations that are acceptable spots for relieving themselves, which can become a problem when they determine a spot indoors is such a place. Unfortunately, a majority of Odor & Stain removers manufactured for Human Use, do not eliminate the urine odor that deeply penetrates carpet, wood, and other porous materials inside our homes. While it may remove the stain, even freshening the air or area which has been treated, it will not fool your pet! Because of this, your pet may soon return to this area and relieve themselves again.

Irregardless of what Odor & Stain product you choose, it is best to keep it on hand. The sooner you treat such stains, the easier it is for them to be removed. Stains that go untreated for prolonged periods, like any other, will require multiple treatments, as well as extra time spent on your part to effectively treat them.

Organic cleaners

A safe and effective favorite are organic cleaners. These cleaners use natural enzymes to eliminate odors and bacteria caused by accidents because the enzymes digest the waste, which in turn eliminates the source of odor. A few examples of these types of cleaners are OdorMute, which is specifically made to treat odors while Nature’s Miracle is manufactured to treat both.

Oxygenated cleaners

Fresh N Clean Oxy Strength Eliminator works to safely and effectively remove pet stains and odors from carpets…Forever!! Starts working instantly and leaves a fresh clean scent. These types of cleaners work by pulling the odor and stain to the surface which needs treatment, essentially making them easier to clean.

Cleaning kennels (Hard Surfaces)

While many pet odor & stain removal products work great on fabric, there are also special cleaners devoted to cleaning tiled, concrete, or plastic (linoleum) flooring. Products such as Ken-Care and Kennelsol not only effectively remove odors, but they also work to rid areas which house your dog or dogs from bacteria and viruses such as parvo-virus, canine distemper, and many others.

Remember, you may want to treat regular household odors or stains with these products as well. They usually work better than regular household cleaners to remove things such as feces, blood, and vomit or grape juice, pasta, and other stains or odors caused by everyday household events.

Mike Steele

http://www.dog.com

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CatGenie 120 Self-Washing Self-Flushing Cat Box

CatGenie 120 Self-Washing Self-Flushing Cat Box
The Worlds Only Self-Flushing, Self-Washing Cat Box. With CatGenie 120, you’ll never touch litter again. It automatically flushes all cat waste out of the home then washes itself completely clean. The new 120 SaniSolution Cartridge is biodegradable and recyclable (unlike cat litter which is neither). Holds 120 washes and when set on Cat Activation provides 240 washes (and one Cartridge is smaller and uses less plastic than the lid of one plastic litter jug). IMPORTANT NOTE: The 120 Cartridge only works in the CatGenie 120 Model. The 120 Cartridge (clear) will NOT work in the original CatGenie, which only uses the 60 Cartridge (green) The 60 Cartridge will NOT work in the CatGenie 120.

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Automatic cat box flushes waste away and washes itself clean, Uses litter-like Washable Granules to satisfy cat¿s need to dig and cover, Ideal for cats of average size and 6 months or older, Requires hookup to cold water and electrical outlet, Includes biodegradable, recyclable SaniSolution cartridge

Company: CatGenie 

List Price: $329.00
Amazon Price: $225.00

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Hartz Chirp n Chase Cat Toy

Hartz Chirp n Chase Cat Toy
Hartz Chirp n chase is a small plush bird cat toy with fleathers, catnip and a sound module that makes a chirping noise. The slingshot toy will provide hours of fun for you and your cat.

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Catnip plush that’s fun for owners and kitty alike, Realistic looking and sounding for a whole new level of fun and interaction, Slingshot mechanism allows pet parents to shoot the toy to entice cats to chase, hunt and swat., Motion activated sound chip chirps like a bird

Company: Hartz 

List Price: $4.99
Amazon Price: $4.99

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Bergan Turbo Track Cat Toy

Bergan Turbo Track Cat Toy
The Turbo Track will provide hours of interactive entertainment for you and your cats. Additional pieces can be purchased to customize track, and with 9-piece of different shapes and sizes, you construct up to 5-different shaped tracks. Buy 2 to boxes to double your pets fun.

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Hours of interactive entertainment for you and your cats, Each piece twist-locks to another for endless possibilities, Encourages exercise for a happy, healthy cat, Includes ball that rolls in circular track, The only limit is your imagination

Company: Bergan 

List Price: $21.99
Amazon Price: $13.99

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Tidy Cats Breeze Cats Litter Pad, 4-Count Refill (Pack of 10)

Tidy Cats Breeze Cats Litter Pad, 4-Count Refill (Pack of 10)
Breeze cat pads are easy to maintain and odor free. The specially-designed Breeze litter pellets allow urine to pass through to the Breeze cat pad underneath, while leaving solid waste on top for quick, easy removal.

Grocery: 
Pack of ten, 4-count refills (total of 40-pads), Outstanding odor control for up to one week, Quick and easy removal of wastes

Company: Tidy Cat 

List Price: $59.90
Amazon Price: $42.00

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Advantage Topical Solution Flea Treatment for Cats Over 9 Pounds, 6 Applications

Advantage Topical Solution Flea Treatment for Cats Over 9 Pounds, 6 Applications
Advantage Once-A-Month Topical Flea Treatment for Cats & Kittens 8 weeks and older - over 9 Pounds, 6 Pack

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Once-a-month topical flea treatment for cats, Kills fleas before they lay eggs and flea larvae before they hatch, Safe for all cats 8 weeks or older and weighing 9 to 18 pounds, Prevents re-infestation for up to 4 weeks; includes 6 applications, Please read all label information on delivery

Company: Advantage 

(2007-05-02)

List Price: $67.99
Amazon Price: $41.95

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Kong Catnip Cat Toy, Squirrel

Kong Catnip Cat Toy, Squirrel
KONG created these safe, high-quality toys without elastic, strings, mylar or exposed bells. As a bonus, you can open the patented “hidden” closure and refill the toy with our potent catnip.

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Safe, high-quality, soft plush cat toy, Made from non-toxic materials, No metal, elastic, mylar, exposed bells, or small string parts, Filled with fine North American catnip, Patented hidden closure

Company: Kong 

(2006-09-06)

List Price: $5.99
Amazon Price: $2.70

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FURminator deShedding Tool for Cats, 1.75-Inch Edge

FURminator deShedding Tool for Cats, 1.75-Inch Edge
Reduces the shedding up to 90% by removing the loose, dead undercoat without damaging the topcoat

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CDQuickly and easily grabs and removes loose and undercoat hair, Uniquely designed stainless steel 1.75-inch blade, Recommended for all shedding cats, Helps eliminate hairballs, Reduces shedding up to 90 percent

Company: FURminator 

(2007-04-25)

List Price: $34.99
Amazon Price: Too low to display

Used Price: $17.48

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Bergan Turbo Scratcher Cat Toy

Bergan Turbo Scratcher Cat Toy
The Turbo Scratcher cat toy offers hours of fun and exercise for your cat while reducing potential furniture damage due to scratching. Catnip and ball included. Scratch pad is replaceable. 16” Diameter x 1.88”

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Entertain your cat and protect your furniture from scratching, Place ball in circular track for hours of fun, Scratch pad is replaceable, Catnip and ball included, Measures 16 inches in diameter

Company: Bergan 

List Price: $19.99
Amazon Price: $10.67

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Accommodating Your Elderly Pet

January 4, 2010

When pets get older, there are some accommodations you may want to make for them. A pet’s behavior may change as it ages. The first recommendation would be a visit to the veterinarian. Many symptoms interpreted in elderly contributed to age may actually be medical conditions.

If your pet seems less active, confused, disoriented, and disinterest in household activity, it could signal cognitive dysfunction. Cognitive dysfunction is a treatable geriatric disease.

Weight gain is a common problem with older pets. Exercise is still important for older pet health. It helps them stay toned and will help stimulate internal function. They may need shorter exercise periods at a slower pace. Try walking your pet during less extreme temperatures of the day.

Grooming is another area that becomes more difficult for older pets. As their joints get stiff, it may be harder for your pet to groom hard-to-reach areas. Their skin can also become dry or matted so it is important to brush your pet thoroughly.

As your pet ages, it may be harder for them to get around the places that they are familiar with. Some ideas to help your pet navigate are the following: If your pet likes to sleep on your bed, and is still continent, perhaps a small stair would assist them to reach the top of the bed. If they have trouble navigating the stairs due to hip problems, perhaps a ramp with cleat strips to give their paws grip may help. Also, check the outdoor run area of your pet. Holes, steep grades and gravel may make their outdoor travels difficult. Observe your pet climbing wooden deck stairs, sometimes those can be slippery for older pets. Simple sandpaper treads can be applied for grip.

Overall, think about your aging pet and their needs. Some simple changes could make their life more comfortable.

This article has been submitted in affiliation with http://www.PetLovers.Com/ which is a site for Pet Forums.
Kim Prissel owns several cats and can be reached by email at legerdemain@writing.com

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Reincarnating Pets

December 28, 2009

It is always sad when a beloved animal family member leaves their body and goes into spirit. We call this death, but truly, no one dies. The physical body drops away as the spirit separates from it and goes into another dimension. The spirit is the being that we truly love, although we may be attached to the physical aspect that we associated with that being. Since we are still in physical, we often miss the sight, touch and smell of our friend and we grieve this loss, which is appropriate.

As an Animal Communicator, I frequently speak with clients and their animals who have passed into spirit. When the animal tells me they want to return it leads to discussions about what form they plan to take and when they might come. Sometimes animals tell me that they “try out” different forms while still in spirit. At other times, they already have decided or know exactly what form they want, down to sex , size and color of the body.

Humans always want to know how they will recognize their beloved friend upon their return and how they will be able to find them. The replies are fairly consistent. “You will recognize my energy.” “Look into my eyes and you will know me.” “This is a time for you to learn to trust your intuition.”

One of my clients, who had two dogs, was sad to realize that the older dog, Chanel, a white German Shepard female, was getting ready to pass into spirit. I spoke telepathically with Chanel prior to her leaving, and again, after she had completed her spiritual transition work. In a series of conversations with Chanel in spirit, she explained that she wanted to return to her family. She was very specific, saying she wanted to be a white German Shepard female once more, perhaps a bit smaller in size. She said she would return in the New England area, where her family lived, and would be born around April 1, 2002.

Her person wrote, “White German Shepherds are fairly rare. However, that June, after much searching and networking, a friend of a friend told us of a white, female German Shepherd in Manchester, Connecticut, born on April 1. She warned us that this dog wasn’t very friendly or social with anyone. We immediately visited the puppy. Everyone was amazed how she came right to us, sat down and gave me her paw!”

My client e-mailed some photos of the puppy to me, and in a telepathic session, she claimed to be Chanel. It certainly sounded and felt like Chanel to me, and my client also sensed it was her friend. She named the dog Lily, and brought her home on June 10, 2002. My client wrote, “It was amazing how she knew where everything was and, although we were told that she was not housetrained, we did not have to do anything in that regard. Lily had only one accident and was instantly going to the door to ask to go out–the same door Chanel used to go to! Finding Lily and knowing she is also Chanel has been a wonderful experience for our family. We feel blessed to have gotten our Chanel back in the form of another loving and beautiful canine.”

Not every return to the physical plane takes places so quickly. Animals from our childhood may return when we are adults. Sometimes they come many times in our same lifetime, and other times they come once and then not again until we experience a different life. One of my cats, Violet, has been with me three previous times in my current lifetime, each time as a cat. You can read the story of Violet’s most recent return at http://raysofhealinglight.com (click on Nedda Wittels, and then click on Violet Returns).

The important thing to remember is that we are never truly separated from the ones we love. We can speak to them while they are in spirit. Many of them visit us after they pass over. At other times, they may choose to return to us in physical.

One cat already in spirit was clear that she planned to return soon. “I want to be a dog this time,” she told her family. The cat wanted to be a small, white, and lap size. The family was more interested in a larger type of dog. They compromised, agreeing on a nearly white Golden Retriever. When the family found her, they were so certain it was she that they never even asked me to speak with her to be sure.

Compromises of this type are not always possible. Types of bodies, sex, and colors, and possibly other details of appearance and genetics have different vibrations. The being who is returning has specific life experiences and lessons they may be planning to incorporate into their next lifetime. Sometimes they simply prefer a particular form or color. It is up to spirit to make these determinations. It is not up to us to try to control the process and the form the animal is choosing.

Another cat I spoke with didn’t ever purr, according to her family. They wanted to know why she would make growling sounds whenever they stroked her, yet didn’t move away or try to scratch or bite them. The cat explained that she had never been a cat before and was very experienced at being a dog. She said she didn’t know how to purr, and was trying to imitate the sound. What came out sounded like a growl.

Experience has taught me that our job is to allow the returning being into our lives with love and acceptance. It is not our job to orchestrate all the details. Most returning spirits give us just enough information to get us to search for them. We are encouraged to strengthen our intuition and to learn to recognize them by their energy, their spirit. Then, when we welcome them with open arms and hearts, we experience the miracle of their return.

Rev. Nedda Wittels, M.A., M.S., is a telepathic Animal Communicator, Spiritual Counselor, and Shamballa Master/Teacher, offering private sessions in communication and healing for humans and animals. She teaches workshops in Animal Communication, Communication with Nature, and Shamballa Multidimensional Healing. She can be reached at 860.651.5771, NeddaW@aol.com, and
http://www.raysofhealinglight.com

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