Sessions
How do I book?
Send a message on WhatsApp with the session you are interested in and a little about your pet. I will reply personally to arrange a time. See the sessions.
What do I need to send?
A clear, recent photo of your pet where the eyes are visible, their name, age, how long they have been with you, and your questions.
What can I ask my pet?
Anything that matters to you: how they feel, what they like or dislike, why a behaviour started, what they want you to know, how they feel about a change at home.
Does my pet know you are connecting with them?
Many pets respond: they rest, come closer, or become very still during the session. I always ask your pet's permission first.
Distance and home visits
Can you connect if I live in another country?
Yes. Distance sessions work the same way wherever you and your pet are. Many of my sessions are by call.
Do you visit homes?
Yes, in Dubai and Sharjah, subject to availability. Home visits.
Loss and difficult times
Can you connect with a pet that has passed?
Yes. Sessions for pets who have passed are some of the most meaningful. They are held with great care. Pet loss and end of life.
Can you help find a lost pet?
Yes, I offer Lost Pet sessions. I connect with your pet to sense how they feel and what is around them, and send a calm message to come home. I cannot promise to find your pet, and the session works alongside your own search. Lost Pet sessions.
Reiki
What is Reiki?
A gentle practice of channelling calm, healing energy. Pets often relax or sleep during a session. It supports, and never replaces, your vet's care. Reiki.
Payment
How much does a session cost?
Sessions start at AED 350 for a 30 minute First Connection. A full reading is AED 750 for 60 minutes, home visits start at AED 1,100, and distance Reiki is AED 400 per session. See all sessions.
How do I pay?
Payment details are shared on WhatsApp when your session is confirmed. Your session is booked once payment is received. Cancellation terms.
What if my pet does not want to talk?
Pets are always asked for permission. Most are happy to share. If a pet prefers not to, I will tell you honestly and offer another time.