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All of my work is animal communication – opening a genuine conversation between you and your pet. I offer two kinds of session: a Quality of Life Animal Communication Session, focused on the end of life journey, and a General Animal Communication Session, for everyday connection, new introductions, and behavioural questions. Either way, this means everyone in the family, including your pet, has a voice in the decisions that matter most.

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Joanne with her dogs Mitch, Mhyah & Donny

Quality of Life Animal Communication Session

A conversation for the hardest questions

When your pet has been given a terminal diagnosis, or you can see their senior years are shifting into something more, everything changes.

Is it time?

That question is one of the hardest any pet parent will ever carry. And most families carry it alone, inside a framework that quietly assumes there is only one answer.

There isn't.


Joanne with her dogs Mitch, Mhyah & Donny

Your pet has wishes. They have a perspective on their own experience. And they can tell you what they need – if someone knows how to ask.

That is what this work is for.

I hold a CAHP (Certified Animal Hospice Practitioner) with Honours from the Animal Hospice Group, having completed all three levels of their training programme.

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Through animal communication grounded in the holistic hospice framework of The Animal Hospice Group, I work with your pet directly – exploring their physical experience, their emotional world, and what they sense about their own process. Not to find a predetermined answer, but to have a genuine conversation. One that gives you real information to work with, and gives your pet a voice in the decisions that concern them most.

If you already know you're ready for this conversation, you can book below – or read on for exactly what's involved.

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Joanne with her dogs Mitch, Mhyah & Donny

What a Quality of Life Session involves

A Quality of Life Session is a one-to-one consultation held online, in which I communicate telepathically with your pet across three dimensions of their experience – physical, emotional, and spiritual.

Using a question bank developed specifically for end of life application over ten years of practice, I explore:

  • How their body feels and what physical support would help                                                     
  • What they need emotionally from you and from their environment
  • What they sense about their own process and what they are asking for

Where relevant, this naturally opens into a wider end of life consultation – a conversation that includes the full range of possibilities available to your pet and to you, including hospice-supported natural death and dying alongside euthanasia-assisted death.

Both are valid paths. The decision belongs to you – made with love, with information, and in genuine dialogue with your animal.

Quality of Life Animal Communication Session with Joanne (up to 60 minutes) £150.

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Joanne with her dogs Mitch, Mhyah & Donny

This is not about being told what to do

My role is not to direct you towards any particular outcome. It is to make sure that when your pet is asked what they need, the full conversation is genuinely held – and that whatever decision you ultimately make, it is anchored in real dialogue rather than fear, guilt, or assumption.

Families who have this conversation often find something unexpected on the other side of it: not just clarity about their pet, but relief. The weight of the decision does not disappear – but it becomes something you are carrying together, with your animal's wishes known and honoured.

This support is available for:

  • Pet parents whose animal has received a terminal diagnosis
  • Pet parents navigating the senior years with an ageing animal
  • Pet parents who have been given a euthanasia recommendation and want more time and information before making a decision
  • Pet parents who want to explore the full range of end of life options, including supported natural death and dying


Hear Joanne speak on this

How Animal Communication Brings Peace at the End of Life

Interview by Nita Daryanani, CEO & Founder, NYP Holistic

Watch on Youtube:

3 Mistakes to Avoid: End of Life Animal Communication

Interview by Dr Jeff Grognet                                                 

Watch on Youtube:




Joanne with her dogs Mitch, Mhyah & Donny

Ready to find out what your pet is telling you?

If you feel ready to have this conversation – or if you simply want to understand what it involves before deciding – I would love to hear from you.

Complete the contact form and I will be back in touch with you shortly.

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There is no pressure, no predetermined outcome, and no single right answer. Only your pet's voice, your love for them, and the support to hold both.





Joanne with her dogs Mitch, Mhyah & Donny

General Animal Communication Session

You are curious and interested in how getting an animal communication will benefit you and your pet. Animal Communication is about opening up a conversation with your pet. It is the deepening of your bond with one another whereby you and your pet can discuss and share about almost everything and anything that is important for your relationship. All communications are carried out using a photograph – so distance and location is not an issue.

Consultation with Joanne (up to 60 minutes) £150.

To find out more about consultations with Joanne, you can view this handy flipbook which contains everything you need to know:

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How a communication session with Joanne Yeoh can help...





Dinner time for the dogs Donny, Mhyah & Mitch

Welcome home new pets

You are feeling excited about welcoming to your home a new dog or cat, but at the same time you are worried about integrating your new pet into your household. You are concerned that the dog may get snappy, or aggressive, or the cat will be terrified and hides away, or that your new animal will simply find it hard to bond with your children or the other pets in your home.

I can communicate with this dog or cat BEFORE you meet him or her! All communications are carried out by me, an experienced animal communicator, using a photograph – so distance and location is not an issue.



Joanne having a loving hug with her cat Ziggi

Behavioural problems & Health

You are feeling desperate and frustrated with trying to resolve an ongoing difficult issue with your pet. You start to wonder if your pet is happy living with you. You are feeling so tired trying to make things better. You are scared and upset that you have not been able to help your pet the way you wish you could. You are even contemplating getting your pet re-homed

Together, we can open a conversation with your pet to understand what's really going on for them – and find a way through that keeps your family together.





My work is guided by the principles within Penelope Smith’s Code of Ethics:

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How does it work?

  • Step One - Contact

    Email me to get in touch and ask a question, or to book a communication session

  • Step Three - Communicate

    We meet on zoom and I connect with your pet via photo, and relay the communication

Joanne connecting with Ziggi
  • Step Two - CONNECT

    Choose a suitable appointment date & time, and send me photos of your pet so I can prepare

  • Step Four- CONFIDENT

    Video recording sent to you; you can revisit the communication session or share with family


Your Questions Answered...

How can I be sure that it is my pet you are communicating with?

It is important you feel comfortable and confident that it is your pet I am communicating with. At the opening of the session I will ask your pet to share with me their characteristics and often they will also include snippets of information about their life. I will check that you can resonate with the initial information before proceeding further.


What do I need to do to prepare for the session?

Prior to your session you will receive a confirmation email about your appointment, and a request for you to send two photos of your pet together with the meeting link.

Allow yourself a few minutes before you meet me on the video call to be relaxed and comfortable. The session is up to 60 minutes, so check your internet connection is strong, as well as your laptop or mobile device is fully charged. The session will be recorded and you will be sent the file to download and keep. You are welcome to have pen and paper with you should you wish to make notes, although this is not necessary.

You can ask questions during the session and be at ease knowing that I will support and guide you as we explore the issues and concerns you have with your pet.


What if my pet won’t say anything?

It’s not usual that pets won’t communicate. Often this can signify if they are initially feeling stressed however they will soon open up when they know that I am here to fully listen to them and I do so with kindness and an open mind.


I’m worried that my pet may tell you I am not doing a good job as a pet parent.

Our pets are unconditionally loving. It’s just that when you feel frustrated or helpless with regards to an ongoing situation you are bound to think this, so know that you are doing an awesome job!

The communication session is an opportunity for both parties to share their perspectives through me, a pet psychic; your pets get to tell you how they feel and you can tell them how the situation is affecting you. Together with mutual understanding you will have clarity with knowing what the next best move is towards achieving a positive outcome.


Does my pet have to be present during my video call session?

Your pet can choose to join us during the video call if they wish. Allow them to decide. I will connect with your pet using their photo so they don’t need to be present.


Do I need to keep my pet quiet and calm in order for the communication to take place?

Your pet can be asleep or active during the communication. However it would be advisable to ensure your pet is comfortable throughout.


I have more than one pet, can you communicate with them all at the same time?

Your pet would love to receive undivided attention during a communication! However if the issue concerning your pet involves other pets in the same household, then they would receive a collective communication, i.e. I would communicate with all of them at the same time focussing the session on the one issue.






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Maureen O

"Truly, I cannot say enough about your fresh and honest approach to teaching animal communication. You meet people where they are. I think most of us really struggle to feel that communication is authentic and you repeatedly address that."

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