November 7, 2026

How a pet aura reading works (and what it isn't)

People often ask what actually happens when they book a reading. So here it is, from start to finish.

1. You send one photo and five questions

The photo matters more than you’d think. The eyes carry the most, so a clear photo with your pet’s face and eyes visible, in natural light, is ideal. No filters.

The questions can be anything. The most common ones are:

• “Is she happy living with us?”
• “Why does he cry at night?”
• “Does she miss our old house?”
• “Does he like the new baby / the new dog?”
• “What does she want me to know?”
• “What is his soul type, and why did he come to me?”

2. I sit quietly with the photo

No rushing. I start with the eyes, then feel the colours around them: their aura. Gold, pink, green, blue, lavender, orange… each one says something about who they are. Grey, cloudy patches usually mean stress, change or tiredness they’ve been carrying.

3. Heart, mind and soul

Then I move through what they feel (their heart), what occupies them (their mind), and what kind of soul they are. Most pets are one of four:

• Light souls: pure, uncomplicated joy, here to lift you.
• Old souls: calm and wise, they watch everything. Very common in seniors.
• Earthling souls: food, naps, routine. Fully present.
• Starseed souls: quirky, unusual, “not from here.” Here to teach you something new.

4. Your questions, one by one

I ask each of your five questions and listen.

5. Body energy

I notice where their body’s energy feels clear and where it feels heavy: the belly, the hips, the mouth. This is not a diagnosis. It’s a note of what to mention to your vet at the next check-up. Your vet is always the one to trust with your pet’s body.

6. A cleansing

Every reading ends with an aura cleansing, to clear the heavy energy they’ve picked up from the home: stress, arguments, moves, grief. Pets soak up all of it. I’ll also give you a simple ritual to repeat at home.

7. Your reading arrives within 72 hours

You get:

• A voice message (2–5 minutes): a personal reading that answers your questions.
• A one-page Aura Report: their colours, soul type, heart and mind, likes and dislikes, what to watch for, and a message from them to you.

What a reading isn’t

It isn’t veterinary advice, and it never replaces your vet. If your pet is unwell, see a vet first. I’ll still be here for the reading afterwards.

It’s the other half: not what their body needs, but what they might be feeling.

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