Real Proof of Animal Communication: A Chicken Heist 

Nine years ago, my dogs developed health issues. After spending thousands of dollars consulting with four different vets, I decided to take matters into my own hands. The result? I began cooking food for my dogs.

Cooking My Way to Healthier Dogs

I did my usual research and found some informative recipe books from holistic vets. Fast forward nine years, and I've been whipping up home-cooked meals for my furry crew ever since. They get a variety of gently cooked foods, and everything was going pretty well... until one day when the chicken thief struck!

The Great Chicken Caper

My male dog, Floyd, has a deep, borderline obsessive love for chicken thighs. He'll practically turn up his nose at anything else unless it’s paired with those tasty thighs. One day, after roasting a batch of his favorite, I left the chicken cooling on the stove and dashed off to visit my horse, Howie, at the barn.

Now, here's where things get interesting. I was happily grooming Howie, when suddenly, I got a LOUD, almost panicked telepathic message from Floyd. Mind you, this dog is usually pretty chill, so when he "yells" in my head, I know something’s up.

Floyd’s Chicken Emergency 🚨

"What’s wrong?!" I asked, assuming it was something major. Was the house on fire? Had someone gotten hurt?

Floyd’s response? "MY CHICKEN! THEY'RE STEALING MY CHICKEN!"

I was confused for a second. "What do you mean?"

He telepathically replied, "The cat stole my chicken!"

Cue me rolling my eyes at the barn. Of course. My Cats. 🙄

Cat Burglar on the Loose 😼

Being the responsible pet parent I am, I quickly contacted the feline crew in my mind. "Alright, cats, drop the chicken. No one’s allowed to eat it. Got it?"

Since the chicken had bones in it, I definitely didn’t want any of them getting into trouble. But there wasn’t much else I could do from the barn, so I decided to carry on with Howie and hope for the best.

Evidence of a Foiled Crime

About 30 minutes later, I got a text from my housemate. She had just gotten home from work and was wondering why there was a full, uneaten chicken thigh lying on the kitchen floor.

I explained the situation—Floyd, the cat, the attempted chicken theft—and then I turned back to Floyd. "Why didn’t you eat it? It’s your favorite!" I asked.

His answer? "I saved it as evidence."

Of course. My ever-dramatic Floyd had saved the chicken as proof of the crime. He didn’t like the cats messing with his food, and in his own way, he was making sure I knew what had happened.

A Lesson in Telepathic Trust

Funny how sometimes we don’t believe things until we see them, right? That’s why I always tell my animal communication students to ask their pets for physical signs when they’re sending telepathic messages.

Want to try it yourself? Simply ask your pet a question in your head, and see if they respond. Whether it’s a wag of the tail, a little head tilt, or them suddenly getting up, it's incredible to see the connection in action.

Curious About What’s on Your Pet’s Mind?

If you want to know what's going on in your pet's world, contact me for a reading. Animal communication can deepen your relationship with your beloved animals and bring you even closer together!

Maybe your dog will even let you share some of HIS CHICKEN!