Katherine Pettit - Animal Communicator

04/16/2025

Talking With Horses starts one week from today! I am super excited to be offering this class for the first time.

Animal communication is a spiritual practice combining intuitive communication with a holistic approach. The animal communicator gathers essential information from the animal's person and then asks the animal questions using extrasensory perception.

04/12/2025

Lesson on Jasper last week with Brandy Saunders. Learning how my body position influences his balance. Thank you Brandy!

04/12/2025

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04/08/2025

Tenzin and I had a therapy dog assessment on Saturday. It occured to me to reach out to Katherine to communicate with him to let him know that we have a team assessment and that he knows what to do and all he has to do is to enjoy and listen to me.

The team assessment is to evaluate our teamwork and obedience similar to the AKC Good Citizen Test but more in a hospital setting.

- Meeting a friendly stranger / accept petting
- No jumping / calm
- Leave it
-Ignores other dogs
- Loose leashing walking
-Not get distracted or scared near walkers, wheelchair
-Knows and performs with ease SIT, DOWN, STAY, COME
-Accepts a hug / brushing from a stranger

My part is to advocate and communicate with Tenzin so that he is relaxed, calm, and happy.

Good news! We passed and now he is an official therapy dog team!

Katherine’s messages helped me so much! ❤️ And he did everything beautifully.

~J.K., Flushing, New York, April 6, 2025

04/08/2025

Talking to Your Own Animal starts tomorrow at 4:30 pm Pacific Time via zoom.

Animal communication is a spiritual practice combining intuitive communication with a holistic approach. The animal communicator gathers essential information from the animal's person and then asks the animal questions using extrasensory perception.

04/02/2025

Dear Katherine,
Fantastic news! Shiloh returned at midnight on Saturday night in the middle of a freezing rain storm. It was really a dreadful weather weekend here in Ontario and I was so depressed thinking she would not survive it. To my surprise, she does not seem traumatized. She settled right back into her normal routines.

I have so much gratitude for your help. I have recommended you to a few of my friends. Thank you for giving me hope when I had none left, and thank you for helping me to keep going until little Miss Shiloh made her way home.

Interestingly, I spoke to the person that had recently occupied the house you directed me to and had moved out a few months ago. He said a lot of animals have lived under that house over the years. I guess there is just a cosy space under there. Without your help, I would never have focussed on that area.

~Lynn Kurp, Guelph, Ontario, April 2, 2025

03/24/2025

Teddy, my loyal and stoic Protector.

03/21/2025

We had a big scare with Atlas yesterday. He was throwing up his meals and off his food. He threw up part of toy which led us to believe there were more foreign objects in his stomach. I was visiting family and there were many new toys in the house, very exciting for young Atlas. I felt that his stomach was upset and needed to be coated with liquid. We took him to the vet and xrays confirmed that there was an object in his stomach and gas was building up in his intestinal tract. They put him on IV fluids to lubricate his system. After a couple of hours, he perked up and wanted food. Another X-ray showed there was movement and the build up of gas was dissipating. He was hungry for dinner so we offered soaked flax seed, pumpkin and some canned meat with fibre to sweep his stomach. This morning he pooped out a $700 nerf ball! We are so happy he is well and energetic again and that he didn't need surgery. We are so grateful for the fine veterinary care he received and the support and care we received from family and friends. Can you see the nerf ball in the second X-ray?

03/19/2025

So happy to be with my boy Teddy! Thank you Debra Easton!

03/15/2025

I am supporting the Canadian Eventing High Performance Athletes by donating a 60+ min Animal Communication Session to the Online/Silent/Live Auctions on April 8 at the Red & White Gala at Club Aden in Ocala. Check it out! Bidding starts on March 28!

03/13/2025

Classes offered in April! Sign up on the STORE PAGE.

Animal communication is a spiritual practice combining intuitive communication with a holistic approach. The animal communicator gathers essential information from the animal's person and then asks the animal questions using extrasensory perception.

03/13/2025

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03/03/2025

Beginner Animal Communication Class March 5 and 12 at 4:30 pm Pacific Time via Zoom. Sign up on the STORE page of my website.

03/03/2025

Heartfelt thanks to Katherine Pettit 's true gift. I had taken her Animal Communication workshop and embraced my learnings. She is a great teacher and guide to being able to communicate, so much so that I'm able to tap into my abilities.
With my own horse, my emotions got in the way so naturally I went to Katharine. She was so accurate with his personality and could hear the words coming straight from the horse's mouth!!💙🐴
I would strongly recommend Katharine to anyone needing to communicate with their beloved fur babies because she's has an extraordinary ability!!⭐️😇
Gratefully,
Jenn (Feb 28, 2025, Cochrane, Alberta)

02/21/2025

Animal Communication Classes in March and April. Offering Talking With Horses!

ANIMAL COMMUNICATION CLASSES
Beginner Animal Communication Class (prerequisite)
$100.00
March 5 and 12
4:30 - 5:30 pm Pacific Time
You will learn the basic techniques of Animal Communication in two - 1 hour sessions via Zoom. We will cover the Modes of Reception, Four Techniques for Mastering AC, and Connecting Intuitively. You will do real case studies with my animals and with other students' animals.
This course is great for students who:
-are curious about developing their intuition
-want to strengthen their relationship with their own animal
-work with animals professionally such as vets, animal show competitors, groomers, dog day care owners, professional dog walkers, pet sitters and animal communicators.

Talking to Your Own Animals Class
$100.00
April 9 and 16
4:30 - 5:30 pm Pacific Time
You will learn the basics of Talking to Your Own Animals in two - 1 hour sessions via Zoom. In this class you will learn: why talking to your own animal is different from talking with animals you don't know, tips to overcoming challenges, signs to look for that your animal is communicating with you, and practice exercises.
This is a great class for humans to understand their animals more deeply. You will strengthen your relationship at home, in recreational activities and training. Further, these skills will help you tune in when there are: behavioral challenges, health issues and life transitions. (Pre-requisite: Beginner AC)

New Class!
Talking With Horses Class
$100.00
April 23 and 30
4:30 - 5:30 pm Pacific Time
Talking With Horses is structured in two - 1 hour sessions via Zoom. We will cover how horses are different from dogs and cats. Horse behaviour is understood in the context of herd dynamics. There is a lot to learn about caring for horses. They have needs for exercise, training and feeding to keep them happy and healthy. Horses are very sensitive to human emotions so they make very good therapy animals. We will practice intuitive communication with horses to experience how special and sensitive they are. (You don’t need a horse to take the class. Pre-requisite: Beginner AC)
https://www.katherinepettit.us

02/15/2025

Brandy Lesson Feb 13
I rode Jasper for the first half of the lesson and Debbie rode him for the last half the lesson.
I have to work on keeping my core tight so I am in centered in my position. He is pulling me forward by dropping his nose.
What are the pre-signs or warnings that he will nose dive?
-he changes the pace
-he leans against my right leg
-he bulges with his left shoulder on the circle
-he twist his neck and points his nose to the right
By nose diving he is using his neck to balance. As I rider I need to keep him balanced by using my core so he can use his core.
We talked about working on both ends of the spectrum of trot, going slow and fast within the trot. If we go too fast, ask for too much impulsion, it can lead to injuries. He is not very strong yet. We are building up his strength by going slow and getting him balanced so he can build a foundation of strength. It’s like physio or yoga for horses to go slow and keep him balanced and using his core.
It was interesting for me to watch Debbie ride him. I could see, from a new perspective, his tendencies such as twisting his neck to the right. I could see how correcting his balance with inside leg supported him to be in a round frame.
Having us both ride Jasper in the same lesson helped me see the areas I need to improve on (tight core and staying centred), how Jasper can be corrected with inside leg and outside rein so he is in a nice round frame, and how effective the aids can be.

02/09/2025

Atlas 11 months!

02/09/2025

Brandy Saunders Lesson Feb 6
We worked on transitions within the transitions, slowing the trot to almost walk.
Getting stable in my position, not titling forward, strong in the core.
When Jasper tilts his head I put my legs on with a strong outside rein, to get him balanced. Don’t let him bulge with outside shoulder, means his neck is bending and therefore not bending from the middle, his sides.
This will prepare us for the canter, to keep him balanced, using half halts with a strong core and holding my position.

Exciting News! Brandy Saunders is offering equestrian lessons via PIVO. Get in touch if you are interested. https://www.facebook.com/crescentvalleystables/