About Cyndi

The path to being a Pet Communicator started in 2003 when my dog Norman was sick with arthritis and healing from past liver damage. I always had a strong connection with him but spending 2 years healing him from liver disease had created an even deeper bond. When his arthritis got too bad and he had trouble getting up and down stairs and going outside I decided to talk to a Pet Communicator to see if it was time to let him go.

The message she brough me from Norman changed my life. It was specific, personal, and deeply meaningful, and it planted the seed for the work I do today.

In 2012 I finally accepted the calling  and began my training.

My Training and Approach

I've been professionally trained and certified as a Pet Communicator and I continue learning from several Master Animal Communicators and Healers. This work is a lifelong practice, and I love continuing to grow in it.

I started by talking to my own pets and then I offered to talk to all of my friends and families animals. Every conversation teaches me something new about intuition and about the emotional and energetic lives of our companion animals.

My work is intuitive, heart centered, and grounded.

I listen to what animals express emotionally, energetically, and physically. I help pet parents understand what their animals are experiencing so they can support them with clarity and compassion.

A Few Stories That Shaped Me

One of the funniest conversations I have had was with my neighbor’s dog, Nakita. When I asked her to tell me something I did not know, she said, “I am funny,” and then told me a joke. Later, when I shared the joke with my neighbor, she told me a story that made the joke make unexpected sense.

I have also had animals reach out before their owners ever contacted me. One dog who was peeing on the carpet told me he had been waiting to talk to me and that he was the one who nudged his owner to reach out.

Animals truly do want to communicate with us.

Who I Am

I'm a regular person. I don't walk around talking to animals like Dr. Dolittle.

I'm a Christian.

I'm mostly a dog person, and someone who believes deeply in the bond between humans and their animals.

I have lived in Texas my whole life, and over the years my home has had a mixture of dogs and cats, and a tremendous amount of joy from living with them. My dogs are my companions, and they have taught me more about intuition, connection, and unconditional love than any book or course ever could.

My Background in Animal Health

Alongside my intuitive work, I've studied Canine Nutrition and animal health coaching.

Since writing my book Hope for Healing Liver Disease in Your Dog, I have helped thousands of pet parents navigate liver disease and other complex health challenges.

This background supports my intuitive work by helping me understand the physical side of what animals express. I do not diagnose or treat. I listen, translate, and help you understand what your animal is communicating.

Why I Do This Work

I believe animals deserve to be heard. I believe pet parents deserve clarity, peace, and connection. I believe intuition is one of the most powerful ways we can support the animals we love.

If you are here, your animal is asking to be understood. I am here to help you hear them.

When you feel that pull to reach out, it is usually because your animal is ready to share something important. If you are sensing confusion, worry, or simply a desire to understand your companion more deeply, a consultation can bring clarity, comfort, and direction.

When you're ready, you can book a session below.