Teri Ann Lapsey Pet Communicator

07/28/2023

03/31/2019

As it should be!

03/15/2019

This cat loves to chat. He likes to sit on the bed and catch up with his owner. When the owner moved, went back to school and got a second job she forgot about their chats. And he forgot to use the cat box. It was a desperate act. For he knew that their time together calmed her down and kept her peace of mind and balance. It was his job and he was failing miserably. She was frazzled. He did everything he could to get her attention which didn’t work. Hence the bathroom out of the box strategy. It worked!! That’s when I was called in to ask him why? After we got this all explained and worked out he used the box again. And she has never missed a day of chatting and meditating with her best friend.

03/15/2019

Pets panicking at dinner?
This story has been passed on for generations in the pet world.
There once was a cat not fed on time. He waited the eternity of a whole five minutes Then he fell over on his side and died of starvation.
This tale has been told over and over again. Now most of our pets believe this story. If dinner is late you will die sooner or later. Many pets belong to a radical meals-on-time group that have taken to tripping us, knocking food out of our hands, jumping on counters, shrieking or growling.
This factual story is why our pets start to lobby for dinner so early in the day. If not an untimely fate surely awaits.

How often have you said, “oh calm down, it won’t kill you if dinner is a little late.