Caroline Pope, Animal Communicator

Caroline Pope, Animal Communicator Due to popular demand Caroline now also does Oracle readings. Animal communication is also known as telepathic communication.

Caroline Pope has been communicating professionally for over twenty seven years, both nationally and internationally, as well as animal Craniosacral Therapy and Energy4Life therapy. It is the experience of receiving direct thought transmissions-images, feelings and concepts- from individuals, including those of other species. Caroline has been communicating professionally with animals for well

over a decade. Communication is possible with both living and deceased animals. CranioSacral therapy is a very gentle, hands-on therapy that works with the body’s own craniosacral rhythm, assisting the body to rebalance itself in a subtle way. As the craniosacral system affects the function of the entire body, working with and rebalancing the craniosacral system can have a profound effect on problems anywhere in the body, leading to significant improvements in health and behaviour in both animals and humans. When combined with Caroline’s ability as an Animal Communicator, the effects of a CranioSacral therapy session can be even more pronounced as she is able to tune in to your animal at a very deep level and to know exactly how and where to work with your animal for the best results. I am very excited to say I am now a NES practitioner. I first became aware of NES through Dr Rob Willis (BVSc Hons) with my own animals, Corona and Karma. From the results achieved I became passionate about bringing this to more of the animal world, and have become a NES practitioner myself. The body- Field represents the general state of your overall physical and emotional condition. Distortions in this field can cause disharmony in your life. Correction of these distortions support and encourage a more balanced, enjoyable and rich life experience. The NES System has now evolved to also include animals. Evening appointments are available, usually around 7pm. Contact Caroline during business hours to book an appointment. PRICING
Animal Communication $100 for hour consult. CST $90 per animal (plus travel charges)
NES scan $90 per scan and cost of infoceuticals required (plus travel charges)

23/06/2025

Had a lot of fun being a guest on SBS INSIGHT. Tune in Tuesday at 8.30pm to watch the episode!

20/06/2025

Hi everyone

I pass this on not to scare but to make you aware to be cautious when taking your dogs to the beach over the winter and cooler months 👍

I’ve been reading a fair bit about these little sea creatures lately and have now seen reports of them also washing up on beaches in Queensland and Victoria too

If you have taken a visit to the beach over the past month you may have noticed an unusual-looking sea creature washed up on the shoreline. We’re getting reports that quite a few are washing up. Resembling a large squid-like creature, the Sea Hare is causing havoc to Western Australian canines. It has been reported that Murdoch University Animal Hospital has dealt with at least two poisonings in recent weeks with other incidents also being reported throughout the veterinary community.

We ask that all dog owners please take extra precaution when visiting the beach with your companion. These sea slug creatures carry toxins harmful enough to kill a dog.

From all research they only have to “sniff or lick “ it to be effected,

Some of the reported symptoms to look out for include over-excitement, tremors, seizures, drooling or vomiting. If you believe your dog has ingested a sea hare or is showing the above symptoms please seek veterinary advice immediately

20/06/2025
19/06/2025

The troubles he must be facing 🙄🙄🙄

16/06/2025

Did you know Cats don’t taste sweetness! 🐱

Unlike dogs (and us!), cats lack the taste receptors needed to detect sweet flavours.

Their taste buds are all about protein, which makes sense, they’re obligate carnivores, meaning they must eat meat to thrive 🥩

That’s why sugary treats, fruits, and sweet vegetables usually don’t appeal to them and can even upset their tummies.

               

14/06/2025

Just because they can....doesn't mean they should.
Toys 😬
Smaller vocal dogs and larger dogs 😳
Playing for far longer than they "should" ⌚
Of course there are exceptions.
I fully accept that....however this is more about dogs that have just met and perhaps looking at these situations that can/may cause issues.

Toys.
Unless they know each other well (and actually even if they do), they can cause some particularly nasty incidents.
It isn't so much about the injuries that a dog can inflict (of course that can happen, but it is still a fairly "rare" occurrence), but other dogs attempting to grab or play with your dogs favourite (or any) toy can also open up a whole new issue....resource guarding.

How long is too long?
Play can change.
It can morph.
The longer it goes on means there can be a risk of over stimulation and that can lead to dogs just not reading other dogs signals well....or at all.
No one likes a pest.
Tricky thing is....pestering can still look very much like play.

Smaller vocal dogs and larger dogs.
Those vocalisations can attract the attention of much larger dogs....and not in a good way.

There are exceptions and far more positive experiences for many than negative ones.
Just some things you may want to keep in mind.

At the very bottom of the graphic is perhaps the most important sentence of all.

What is that inner voice telling you ?

13/06/2025

Asking for a friend 😂

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139 Surrey Road North
Melbourne, VIC
3142

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Monday 11am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 1pm

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My name is Caroline Pope and I’m Australia’s most recognised and well known Animal Communicator, communicating professionally for over two decades.

Discovering Craniosacral Therapy for animals was a major breakthrough for me. This meant that many of the animals who were able to communicate their discomfort of arthritis, poor saddle fit etc, were now able to benefit from CST, accelerating their own healing process.

In 2016 I discovered the amazing NES Health-the results achieved with my own animals were nothing short of miraculous. I have become a NES Practitioner, working with both animals and their human guardians.

For a one minute explanation of NES Health go to https://youtu.be/yvk6sCGNt7Q