Cathy Malkin's clients share their animal communication experiences

Phyllis Galde, editor and publisher of Fate Magazine, writes about her experiences working with Cathy in The Pet Psychic

Nikki Ragsdale and Fionnbharr, Irish Wolfhound, share their experience working with Cathy in their essay entitled The Irish Poet

Clients write to Cathy:

Many hugs back to you also for your help in taking Lucky and my relationship to a whole different level. --T. H., California

Hi Cathy~ Just wanted to let you know that Tosh started eating a few days after we talked. He has since recovered. Not sure how...it feels like a miracle. I am thrilled to have him back to his old Kingly Self minus a few pounds. Thanks for everything --A.D. & Tosh, Califoria

Hi Cathy: Thank you again for the wonderful consultation you did for Cleo and me. After we got off the phone, I let little Fiona out of her room and she started looking at me and studying my face. then she laid down next to me and took a long nap. Since the consultation, she is more responsive. We got word about her feline leukemia test and it came back negative so that is good news. She is a very healthy cat. Blessings, E. A., California

Thanks for you sweet card, brochure, and newsletter! Thank you also for your prayers, I think they're working. Your counseling has given me a profound change of heart. The key word is "unconditional love." Getting angry at my cat, punishing her or thinking about giving her away or even having her put to sleep only proves to her that I don't love her. She does want to live! But her only defensive weapon is not to use her litter box. Today I cuddled her for a long time and apologized to her for all the hurtful things I have ever said, thought, or done to her. I told her I love her and suggested that we each put down our weapons and make love not war. You said to look for progress, not perfection- but I won't even insist on progress: that's up to her! All I'll do is love her, no matter what. I even dismantled her "timeout-room room," since it wasn't helping. Maybe it's too late for her to change; if so, I must accept that. It occurred to me that I'm not doing all too well with my own New Year's resolutions. Mustn't it be even harder for an animal to overcome habits and instinct and turn over a new leaf? Regarding my cat, though, I think I'm doing better than I was last year when I consulted Marta Williams. She told me essentially the same thing, but I wasn't ready to hear her!--R.S., Pennsylvania

Cathy, Thank you so muck for being there! I'm going to love another puppy (Border Collie black, and white) like my beloved Heidi in April when they arrive. I pray it can be me sweet love returned to me, if not her, I know she is sending this little girl to me. May the joy of the Holliday Season remain with you throughout the coming year and have a happy New Year too!--CR, Arizona

Cathy, Tootsabelle and I wish to thank you extremely for your kind words--"My Little Kitty in the Shy" would make a cute song or children's book, wouldn't it? Blessings for all the wonderful work you're doing! Know Wolf is happy you carried forth his message. Perhaps there will be one from the Factory Farms Animals to enlighten those that need to be!--L.M., Washington

Cathy-Thank you so much for your help with Java and Tonka during our move. I was so worried! Java came from a feral family and while he is domesticated and loves us, he still hates being in confined spaces for long periods of time-he is truly an outdoor cat!!! Both cats breezed through the move with hardly a hint of anxiety. It was as if they didn't want to cause any more trouble -they stayed in and calm and pretty much kept to themselves. I remembered what you said about Java wanting a time limit of two weeks in the new home before being let out, however, I was inclined to keep him in a bit longer when a carpenter accidentally left a door open and he was out and gone. I didn't panic and I sent him "messages" that it was okay that he was out but that he needed to come home when it got dark. Just as the sun was setting he strolled in!!! Tonka took her time exploring her new yard and neighborhood and both cats are well adjusted and happy. Thanks Cathy. I know it was your conversation with them that made the difference. --- D.S., California

Thank you very much for your help this morning in communicating with Sumi, Sammy, and Anissa. It was very interesting to see Sammy's reaction during the consultation and after. While we were discussing him, he was very active in the room. Afterwards, it was quite remarkable. He settled down on the couch between me and Charlie allowed Charlie to pet him for quite some time. He had a long long long petting & chatting session and we could tell he was with us 100%. He has never allowed us to do that before. He was purring up a storm, making muffins, and was very very content. It was wonderful. All cats are sensitive, but he is more so than the average. It is heartbreaking to think of anyone being cruel to him. We told him he is surrounded by love and no one will ever hurt him again. When I told him Charlie wants to put him in his pocket and protect him, he meowed back! A soft little "aaaaa." Thank you for sharing your gift and helping us help our babies. --N.B. and C. B. along with Sumi & Sammy & Anissa & Callie & Magic & Ouzo, California

THANK YOU! For being such a good friend and support and guiding light during our "crisis." We could not have landed on "our" feet without you! Your support, love & encouragement have been very precious to us-and, as always, your gifted presence! You are gifted!!! From the bottom of my heart, thank you for being our friend. ---K.C. New York

Thank you so much for the lovely card and the poems. They are very comforting, and we appreciate your thoughts and care. It has been extremely difficult, but we are muddling through. We really appreciate your help with the process, and know that it made it easier. --J.T, California

Cathy, It's me Baker (the cavalier). Thanks for telling my mom what i was thinkin'!! Love, Baker, California

Thank you for your words of support & insight and for giving us a better understanding of Kujo's desires. We had a nice brunch where all her old friends (&ex-roommates) came over, then Heidi and I had some moments with her, lit some candles, etc & the vet aided her departure. 20 minutes later the Blue Angels started their show-thank Goddess!! --J.S. & H.V. California

Thanks again for your wonderful words of wisdom & whatever it was you "spoke" to Kujo and Loretta. Your insights are definitely comforting--as wells humorous & informative. --J.S. California

Dear Cathy, My mom & I want to thank you a whole bunch for visiting with us last Friday. You're a tough cookie (and) you were very nice making me feel very, very special! My mom and I are working a lot better because now we understand each other better. My mom said that I'll see you in a few months for a follow-up visit. I am really excited and looking forward to seeing you again. . . With lots of Emme kisses and best wishes, --Dame Emme & Mommie, California

Cathy, It was wonderful to meet you! Thank you for validating my truth!! Four kittens are playing in kitchen!! --A.C., California

I want to thank you for your willingness to utilize your talents and gifts to help people like me to better understand the little animal that is living in my house with me. The session with you has profoundly changed the nature of my relationship with Redkin. In fact, I even discussed your skills with a friend with an autistic child. Thank you for helping to translate animals' language. I now better understand the parameters that define a dog's life. With Sincere gratitude, --G.G. and Redkin in California

Client Experiences

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