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What if you could ask your dog why?
A written initial impression, followed by a live 25-minute debrief. Ask up to three questions, understand what may be behind a behaviour, and hear how they are feeling in their own terms.
Challenge 2026 - Free sessions in support of the RSPCA
During the 2026 Challenge, sessions are free. If you find the session helpful, I invite you to donate to the RSPCA fundraiser.
When you wish your pet could tell you what's going on
Your pet isn't just an animal in your home. They're family.
You already do everything you can to give them a good life. You notice their moods, their habits, their little changes. And yet, sometimes, you still wonder what they are really trying to tell you.
Maybe something in their behaviour has changed. Maybe you want to know whether they feel comfortable, safe or understood. Or maybe you simply want to deepen the bond you already have.
Animal communication gives you a way to ask, listen and understand your pet's perspective more clearly. It can offer insight into what they are experiencing, what they may be feeling, and what they might want you to know.
What would you ask your pet?
You can use a session to ask about something specific, or simply to understand your pet companion more deeply.
This might include
- Why your dog or cat is suddenly doing something new: marking, digging, sudden anxiety, or a change in routine that has thrown them off
- Whether they are comfortable or dealing with discomfort they cannot easily show you
- Whether they feel loved, safe and understood
- Understanding a personality, a preference or a habit that has been a mystery
Behaviour issues
Every animal is an individual, so there are many reasons why they can exhibit behaviour patterns.
The behaviour may come on suddenly, and you may be confused about why your pet seems to have changed overnight. Animal communication can help shed light on an ongoing pattern or a sudden behaviour change. In a communication session, you can ask directly, "Why are you…?" to understand what is behind the behaviour.
The session also provides an opportunity to ask your pet how best to help them in this situation.
It is important to have consulted your vet about your pet's behaviour before a session, so that any health issues can be ruled out.
Emotional issues
Animals are highly attuned to our emotions and have feelings and emotions of their own.
Is my pet happy? Whilst people often instinctively know the answer, it can be reassuring to hear the answer from someone else. Would you like to ask specific questions about how your pet feels emotionally?
Physical issues
Animals are individuals, and like us, they tend to experience illness and physical conditions in their own way.
When our animal companions have a physical condition, we may want to know how they are feeling about it. A communication session provides the opportunity to ask them exactly that. This can stop you from second-guessing how they are feeling. It can also allow them to share whatever they wish about the situation with you.
Animal communication is not a substitute for a vet or a medical diagnosis when an animal has a health problem. I am not qualified to give a diagnosis of a physical condition, so please do not book a communication expecting this. It is important to have consulted your vet about your pet's condition before a session.
How I receive messages from your pet
Animal communication is not about putting words into your pet's mouth. I work from your pet's photograph, connecting energetically and intuitively with your pet and notice the impressions that come through as feelings, images, words or sensations.
We are all born with an intuitive ability. As babies, we conveyed our needs to our parents this way. As we grow up and develop, we become less focused on this. Yet we all still can tap into our intuition. We use it daily at an unconscious level, most noticeably when we get a gut feel about something.
Animals are very sensitive to feelings and to intuitive communication. They are very aware of our feelings. Does your dog know when you are unwell and keep close to you? Does your cat disappear when a vet's appointment is looming, even though you haven't mentioned going to the vet?
When I communicate with your pet, I work with them at this intuitive level. The information I receive from them comes to me in a range of ways: feelings, words, images or physical sensations. I might receive flashes of mental images, symbols, colours, or film-like sequences of the animal's life and environment. Or I might receive messages as sounds, voices, or tones. Or physical sensations or emotional states from the animal directly to my body.
From request to conversation
All my sessions are remote.
Submit your request
Fill out the request form with a photo of your pet alone, looking straight at the camera, eyes visible and free of glare, plus up to three questions you'd like answered.
Initial impression check
After I connect with your pet, I'll share a few specific details about their preferences, habits or personality. This gives you a chance to confirm that the impressions sound like your pet before we go ahead with the live conversation.
25 min debrief call
If those details sound like your pet, I'll book us in for a 25-minute live session on Zoom to go through your questions properly.
Donate to RSPCA
If you are happy with your session, I invite you to donate to the RSPCA through my fundraiser page. Thank you.
My connection with animals started early
I grew up on a dairy farm in Austria and spent most of my waking hours as a kid outside with the animals rather than with people. I've always felt they were wiser and kinder than most humans I've met.
I've trained my intuitive faculties over many years, and, to date, have mostly used these faculties with people (through my life and career coaching practice). I always knew that communication with animals is possible. I now want to use this training and my abilities to help you connect with your dog and cat on a new level.
Through the 2026 challenge, I get the practice that only comes from working with real animals, while providing you with the answers you need.
My intention is to keep these sessions specific and honest. I will share what I receive, check it with you, and be honest and clear about what I can do.
If you have any questions, please do get in touch.
Simone
FAQ
What animals do you communicate with?
I can communicate with all animals. All animals communicate in the same way, so my approach is the same across all animal types. Mostly, I work with cats and dogs.
What should I tell you before you communicate with my animal?
The only information I ask for before the consultation is a photo of the animal, their name, and the broad reason for the consultation (e.g., behaviour problem, deeper understanding, etc.). I prefer not to know any specifics about a behaviour problem or health issue before the consultation, or any information about the animal's character. I find that this approach ensures that you get the best out of the consultation. You can also ask me up to 3 questions that I ask your animal.
How can I be sure that it's my animal you are communicating with?
In my connection with the animal, I will obtain information about them. I will share this information with you for verification, so you know I have made a strong connection with your animal.
Do you have to be with my animal to communicate with them?
No, I do not have to be with the animal to communicate with them because of the nature of the communication. I work from a photo of the animal.
Is this a replacement for my vet?
No. This runs alongside veterinary care, not instead of it. I do not provide veterinary diagnosis or healing.
Can you help find a lost pet?
No. Real-time location isn't something that animal communication can reliably deliver, as animals do not experience space the same way we do.
What photo do you need?
One clear photo of your animal alone, looking directly at the camera, eyes visible, no glare. It's how the connection happens, not a formality.
Does my animal need to be calm, present, or "in the mood"?
No. You don't need to do anything with them during the process. The connection happens on my end, as shown in the photo.
I am interested but have more questions.
Please email me at simone@simoneanzboeck.com, and I will answer any questions you have.
Curious what your pet would say?
Submit a photo, ask your three questions, and find out.