Bandera was getting to be an older gentleman horse who said he loved his farrier. He was such a gentle soul. His human mom Laura was a new rider when she met Bandera, and he's been a very cooperative teacher over the years. Bandera was happy to talk to Suzan Vaughn, a professional animal communicator, but said he was a stoic personality and not that interested in going into detail about his ailments.

A beautiful white horse called Sir Sterling Silver is his human mom's dream. He's a drinker, and she wants to know why. She also wants him to pull her carriage but he has all kinds of fears about a mechanical apparatus coming up behind him. Sterling's human mom had lots of questions for him, and all were answered through the telepathic connection made by Animal Communicator Suzan Vaughn.

A pair of Bearded Dragons share their thoughts about their food fights.

Two Beardie Bros talks about life together in the tank.

We asked Ollie the Ball Python if he was satisfied with his tank size.

We asked Ball Python Ollie 1 question: does he want to be handled more?

In this episode: Elroy is a blonde standard poodle. He prefers a medium-length haircut. He lives in an active home filled with children. There was lots of stimulation, making Elroy very vocal. His human caretaker asked me to help with an over-the-top barking situation.

In this episode: A Week in the Life of an Animal Communicator.

It's been an interesting work week.

Suzan Vaughn, an animal communicator, shares her experiences from a week of communicating with various animals. She discusses a Palomino horse with a heavy shoe, an orange cat seeking a higher-fat diet, and Danny Boy, a two-legged cat with litter box issues. Danny Boy, named after Lieutenant Dan from "Forrest Gump," has a weak back end and struggles with elimination. Vaughn also helps a dog to eliminate in a specific side-yard and talks to a duck named Patricio in Peru. Patricio is relocated to a new home with a larger swimming pool. Vaughn emphasizes the importance of understanding and caring for all animals.

Many people look for my services as an animal communicator when something is about to change in their household, and that includes traveling. Loredana wanted her two cats to choose from 3 options when she left for a 10-week trip. Their preference left no room for doubt, as they knew exactly where they wanted to stay.

When our animal friends stop eating, the alarm bells ring. That's often the first indication of some kind of health issue, but it can also mean something completely different these days. With the degradation of commercial pet foods in full swing, reading the labels is paramount. It can also show you how many brands have hardly any real food in their contents. When John and Meredith's cats stopped eating, they called me to see what the cats had to say about it.