Animal Communicator
Have you ever wondered what your companion animal is thinking? Through telepathic communication, it is possible to gain a better understanding of the animal world.
Cathy Steiner can communicate with your animals to assist in:
For more information, contact Cathy at the following email address: cls@cathysteiner.com or call 303-449-4982.
You send a photo of your animal and a check to Cathy, along with a description of the situation and any specific questions you would like to ask your animal companion. Cathy talks to the animal remotely and calls you to arrange a time when you call to hear what your animal friend had to say. You can also call or email to request a session.
The price for a session is $65. Sessions consist of approximately one half hour with the animal and one half hour with the person.
| The mailing address is: Cathy Steiner P.O. Box 18004 Boulder, CO 80308-1004 |
Phone: 303-449-4982 Email: cls@cathysteiner.com |
"Having recently lost my beloved animal
companion, I recognized my vulnerability to a pet communicator.
Consequently, I was skeptical. Cathy was astonishing! Her
insights were clear, meaningful and very comforting. She has also
helped me deal with issues regarding the pets who are still
physically with me. I'm very grateful to Cathy Steiner."
Kathleen Vujcic, CO
"We have used Cathy Steiner several
times for communication sessions with our animals
(2 cats and a dog) and have found her sessions more useful than
most of the other communicators and psychics we have used in the
past. She has given us specific, detailed information on our pets
that helped us understand what is going on with them. She is
particularly good at assisting with medical issues—she
helped us figure out what was going on when one of our cats was
sick and gave us some useful suggestions that resulted in our cat
getting well. So I have referred friends to her and would
recommend her highly to anyone who wants some assistance with any
issues going on with their animals."
Margaret Auld-Louie, CO
We had a sweet blue parakeet, Dookter, who
died suddenly and unexpectedly. I called Cathy and she said
she would try to contact him and talk with him for me. She
said the first thing she saw was Dookter flying free and full of
joy. He said he hadn't been sick or suffering, it was just time
for him to go. She said he would like to be buried in the
yard. In the meantime, I had already done that. It was
very comforting to me to know that he was happy. My last
memory of him, whenever I think of him, is that of him flying
high, joyfully, and free--the image Cathy described was so vivid
and rang so true. Instead of my remembering him as I found
him dead. I have used Cathy on several other occasions and
always find her communications helpful and enlightening.
Jennifer Klein, CA
Our Shar Pei, Bennie, had lost half of his
body weight, and he had sores all over his body that would not
heal. We didn't want to put him down because he was a favorite
pet. I asked Cathy to do a reading to see if it was time. She
told us that Bennie wanted to be "worshipped" and
"adored," and that it was OK with him to put him down.
As the result of the reading, we treated Bennie like a king the
last few days of his life. His passing was very peaceful.
I appreciated knowing that Bennie was ready to go, and it
lessened our guilt.
Catherine Strange, CO
The following stories describe communications Cathy has had with many types of animals:
In December 2002, the Magellan penguins at the San Francisco Zoo began swimming around their pool non-stop. By mid-January, their caretakers were concerned by their behavior and because they were not eating. On January 18, Cathy asked the penguins why they were swimming. They responded that they were reconnecting with their true wild spirit. They said they would swim until about the next full moon or a month's time span. The penguins did complete their "migration" around February 14th. The full moon occurred on February 16.
A woman in Colorado asked Cathy if she could help her to understand why her horse did not like fly spray. Cathy asked the horse, who replied that he had an instinctual fear of the sound the spray bottle makes. He would try not to shy away from the spray but it was really difficult. In time he got more used to the spray and was glad for the relief it brought.
A mother in California called for assistance in finding her son’s snake who had gotten out of his tank in her son’s room. She was concerned that the snake would never be found and her son was heartbroken. Cathy asked the snake about his disappearance. The snake said he was close by and showed Cathy a dark space in the bathroom. He said not to worry, he would come out when he was ready. Several days later, the woman was elated to report that the snake had reappeared in the bathroom.
A cat was vomiting his food after eating. His person called Cathy for a consultation. The cat told Cathy that he ate dry food and he ate it so fast that it swelled in his stomach and he had to vomit. Cathy suggested that his person put water on his food. This solution greatly reduced the vomiting and the cat enjoyed his meals.
A gecko was not eating or drinking after an inter-state move. The gecko's caretaker was afraid to handle her, not wanting to disturb her if she was ill. Cathy asked the gecko what she needed. She said that the move had made her very cold and scared. She needed to reconnect with life force to survive. Her caretaker held her and gave her water from the tip of her finger. The gecko became more active and began eating again.