I Speak With Animals

12/08/2025

I'd love if you joined my next Group Reading. It's such an amazing experience to listen to the questions people come up with for their beautiful pets, both here and passed over.

Last month’s session sparked such a fascinating conversation afterwards, and I can’t wait to see where this next one takes us!

Date: Friday 15th August, this Friday
Time: 2pm UK / 9am EST / 6am PST / 9pm Perth W.A.

Booking link: https://kzab.kartra.com/page/ISWAGroupCheckout

01/08/2025

A free gift for you.

These tips are ones I've received from a number of wise people over the years and they have helped find my soul's purpose.

I hope my little eBook helps you on your journey

30/06/2025

I don't know if you know this, but I work with people who want to become professional Animal Communicators, over a 6 month period, teaching and mentoring them. Sometimes they work with animals and want to use communication within that work.

We get on Zoom twice a month and cover all the things I do, and what I have learned.

Recently Joann Sordellini completed my Teaching & Mentorship Course and left me a lovely review. Thank you Joann:

"I just completed Kathy’s Animal Communication Coaching & Mentorship Course, and I highly recommend to anyone considering it to just do it; you won’t be disappointed!

The course was wonderful and far exceeded my expectations! Kathy laid out the entire 6-month course in our first session so that I knew which subjects would be covered and when.

Not only is Kathy a gifted animal communicator, she is also a wonderful teacher - very detailed and thorough. She is everything a good teacher should be: patient, supportive and encouraging. She answered all my questions and made sure I understood whatever I was learning about. She helped me sharpen my nascent animal communication skills and become more confident in my abilities.

My animal communication journey is commencing, and I cannot think of a better mentor to have than Kathy Zablotzky! 😻"

In return I would like to say that Joann was a wonderful student and is already, after only 6 months, an excellent Animal Communicator.

25/06/2025

One of my Facebook friends posted something like this a while ago, to explain how she feels after losing one of her precious dogs:

How would our lives be if we didn't have all these beautiful memories to hold on to?

All my dogs have become a part of me. I have lost them and yet, I have not lost them at all. I feel enriched and stronger by their continued presence within me.

In a way there is never an ending. But still, the change when we lose them is very hard to accept.

I think we can all relate to this

16/06/2025

Another message that a dog who is on the other side is happy to share with us all. Wise words and good advice from Milo:

"Take time to rest. I know you think you do but you don't. Resting is not thinking about things, it's clearing your mind, sitting with a flower in the garden or watching the clouds go by."

10/06/2025

This was a nice surprise.... "Animal Trauma Support Excellence Award 2025"

Most Dedicated Animal Communicator 2025: Kathy ZablotzkyAnimal Trauma Support Excellence Award 2025

03/06/2025

Sometimes we just need to be reminded of how we might look at self healing.

This is Dexter. He has passed over but is very happy to give advice to his family. Dexters family are healers, but they are also working to heal themselves, as so many of us are.

During our reading the other day, they asked him: Is there anything you would like us to know?

This is Dexter's reply:

"We are all working towards the same goal. We are all trying to get to that place where we can inspire others by sharing our self healing. It's a noble goal and a difficult one, self healing is always harder than helping others.

But you are using methods and ways that will help, and it's very important that you assess the effects and, while they are useful, continue.

One thing is not the answer, ever. A combination of things is usually more effective because we become used to something, it becomes mundane and ordinary, and it takes the extraordinary to heal."

I feel that he made a number of very important point here.

It is definitely harder to work on self healing than to help others.
Whatever methods we are using, we should continually assess the effect and only continue with them if they help. It's too easy to get into the habit of taking something, or having a therapy long after it's been helping us.

And we can become used to something, used to taking it, used to feeling the way we do without questioning whether there is something else we could be doing too.

And he's right, it takes the extraordinary to heal. It takes finding the remedies, therapies, methods that can help us as individuals to rebalance our mind/body/soul so that we are in harmony and then the extraordinary happens. We heal. ❤

19/05/2025

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30/04/2025

I was asked to talk about our animal's past lives for a podcast.

I record a monthly podcast for my membership group and the members tell me what topic they would like me to talk about. This subject endlessly fascinates me, so I was happy to be asked.

When I first started speaking with animals, I had no idea that they were likely to come back into our lives after they passed. Even when I found out it happens, I had no idea just how often!

I've had two of my dogs come back to me. The first time it was my beautiful girl Schnee. She came back to me and we called her Keira. Here she is as Keira in the photo.

Schnee was a very unusual Bernese Mountain Dog. She was small, slim and more like a border collie. She could scale a 6ft fence! Keira was also small and slim for a Bernese. And they both had the same bad habit. They would nip people. Very unusual for this breed. They were both very fast and quick learners. Both more like collies.

But she/they hadn't only been with me twice in this life, they had also been with me in previous lives. We had a close connection that lasted down the centuries and will continue on into my next lifetime I'm sure. ❤❤

02/04/2025

Have you ever heard a disembodied voice speak in your ear?

Please let me know in the comments and I'll tell you my story. At least one of them. It's happened to me twice.

After the group reading last week we shared stories of these clear voices that seem to give us instructions or information. I was amazed at how many people in the group had experienced this!

Here is what happened to me:

I was going to meet my half sister. She lived a long way from me so we were meeting half way. We each had about a 3 hour drive. We had booked into a bed & breakfast. It was a lovely old, big house in the countryside.

The night before I was due to go I head a clear voice in my ear say "Ask about the dog next door"

Now, my half sister and I had only recently found out about each other and this was our first face to face meeting. She knew I was an Animal Communicator, but I thought telling her about this might be a bit much!

So I set off the next day, we met up and had a lovely day then went to a restaurant for dinner. I was sitting there the whole time wondering if she would think I was crazy when I told her I'd had this voice in my ear. After we finished the meal I thought, well I just have to tell her.

So I did.

She didn't think I was crazy, but there was no dog next door. "Oh no!" I thought, "I'm going to have to ask the lady who runs the B&B and she'll definitely think I'm nuts".

So, the next morning we got up and went to the dining room for breakfast. After we finished my sister went to our room to get ready for our day and I waited behind until all the other guests had left.

When the lady came in to clean tables, I explained that I'm an Animal Communicator and about the voice in my ear. She said "Come with me" and we headed into the kitchen.

She explained that the house was divided in two. One side was the B&B and the other was where the family lived. She said that, in effect, they live next door to the B&B. She opened a door at the back of the kitchen and there was a black Labrador puppy sitting there.

Her dog hadn't been too well and had a vet appointment that day.

As you may know, I am very into holistic medicine and supporting the body with a species appropriate diet. We had a long talk about what was going on with her puppy and the things I thought might be helpful. She realised that her pup was always unwell after being given his monthly flea treatments.

After that day she put her pup onto a raw diet, stopped using chemical flea and worm treatments, and titre tested instead of routinely vaccinating.

I've never seen anyone so open to changing so much, on the word of a stranger. The voice in my ear knew that this was what she and her puppy needed to hear and sent me to talk to her.

I'd love to hear your story

10/03/2025

For the past week I've been having a lot of conversations with small furry creatures.

It's fascinating to me how clever they all are. Some people think rabbits, for example, are stupid. I spoke with a rabbit this week. I already know they can be very clever, but it was very interesting hearing his mummy telling me how she's been keeping and training rabbits for 30 years. She teaches them to use a litter tray and not to do things like chew her furniture, so that they can have as much freedom as possible in her home.

I grew up thinking that the only place to keep a rabbit was a hutch and run, either in the garden or in a shed.

Chatting with this lovely boy reminded me of a conversation I had with a small furry little sweetheart a couple of years ago. He lived in the house with his human family and got to run around a lot. He was asked what he would like in his cage, where I guess he would go at night or if the family was out. He said he wanted a soft bed he could crawl into that looked like a london bus.

Now, you may, or may not know, that beds for rabbits and guinea pigs come in all sorts of marvellous designs. From strawberries to mushrooms, from cubes to triangles with wonderful patterns on them. Cuddle cups they are called.

I have no idea how she did it but, being the kind of person who always tried to fulfil her pet's wishes, his mummy found him one that was shaped like a bus!