I have been an animals communicator for over 30 years and have connected to many animal that have passed over bringing evidential mediumship though to those grieving fur baby mums and dads and even grieving pets still living. So what really does happen when our babies take their final breath. Firstly they are never angy or upset at us because we have had to make that decision. They understand that we are only trying to end their suffering and pain . They are often met by other animals that have passed even if they did not know them and always a human loved one greets them at the rainbow bridge to guide them to the other side. They always remain a part of our lives even if they are no longer physically here and go on loving us as they always did . The don’t take the physical pain over with them they leave that here with the physical body. I have done readings where the pet has been passed for many years and they still connect to the ones they have left behind.

 

How do we know they are with us?

Other pets see the ones that have passed as they often visit and mention this a lot during readings and describe seeing other pets and family they never met visiting and sometimes they play with the passed over pets. When pets passed over come through they always tell their mummies and daddies who met them as in human and animals. They offer don’t want to  talk too much about their passing but love to reflect on their lives and memories like favourite toys, places and people. They often help to find another pet for us even if we were not planning on another. they see this as a wonderful opportunity for another pet to enjoy the life that they had and never feel like you are trying to replace them as they know you will always have a special place in your heart for them,

 

A recent reading a new fur member of the family tells his new mummy he often see a young man and a white dog visit and he wondered who the dog was who was playing with him. The young man is the ladies son who was tragically killed and the white dog was his who had also recently passed. They are always there to meet us when it is our turn  to cross over.