Medium & Animal Communicator

07/08/2025

Please note: Readings are currently on hold while I care for a family member.

05/29/2025

It’s not just grass—it’s their playground, their nap spot, their sniffing safari. And when we coat it in chemicals to keep it perfectly green, we’re trading aesthetics for health risks.

Multiple studies have shown that dogs exposed to lawns treated with herbicides and pesticides are significantly more likely to develop lymphoma and other cancers. That’s not a scare tactic—it’s a call to action.

If you love your lawn and your dog, there are safer, pet-friendly alternatives that won’t risk their lives for your curb appeal. Think organic lawn care, clover mixes, compost teas or even wildflower patches. Let nature do its thing—and keep tails wagging longer. 🐶

12/12/2024

I'm doing Readings tonight with Sommer Morgan at Grand Slam Restaurant & Bar 5pm-9pm!

10/31/2024

I'm doing Readings tonight with the amazing Sommer Morgan! Please message us to get on our schedule. Otherwise, it's a first come first serve basis. 🙂 5pm-9pm.

02/22/2024

I'm doing Animal Communication Readings tonight at Grand Slam Restaurant & Bar
5pm- 9pm!

02/18/2024

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/DNyZ7bw87R5zHb8W/?mibextid=xfxF2i

9 Dangerous Foods For Your Dog

Never feed your dog any of these:

Avocado
Caffeine
Xylitol (this is a sweetener often found in chewing gum and other foodstuffs - check labels!)
Alcohol
Grapes / raisins
Chocolate
Onion
Cooked bones (the bone becomes hardened by cooking and dangerously sharp for their insides)
Walnuts

09/04/2023

Come see us Sat, Sept. 30 at OB’s Cervezaria in Chenoa!
Sisters Holistic Therapies Reiki & more
Medium & Animal Communicator Catherine Hughes
Nature's Wonders Gemstones, crystals & more with Marlita
Loving Rose Psychic Aura Photography
Julz Fluid Art at https://facebook.com/julz.fluid.art Spirit Inspired Art & Mediumship
Spiritual Supply Company of Downtown Bloomington with Gayla & Jennifer (Ravi) Tarot readings and Kundalini breath sessions
Dreamstate Visions of Bloomington with Visionary Artist Cassaundra
Author Dr. Marina Kostina of Ravenous Life Healing Center of Chicago with hypnotherapy, bio-wellness analysis & her book "52 Pieces: A Manual of Light to Survive the Abyss of
Trauma"

05/18/2023

I'm doing Readings tonight at Grand Slam Restaurant & Bar with the amazing Kyle Matthew Braden!!!
5pm - 7pm

04/05/2023

I'm doing Animal Communication & other Readings every Thursday at Grand Slam Restaurant & Bar, 5pm - 10pm

03/29/2023

A dog would never eat rice if they were in the wild, and you would never see a coyote or a wolf eat rice.

⚠️ If your dog isn't feeling well and has loose stools, rice is the LAST thing you want to give him. It's true he needs fiber to absorb excess fluids and nutrients to replace the ones he’s lost ... but rice has neither!

Here's why you should avoid rice for your dog ...

🍚 Arsenic Is Common In Rice
Health effects from arsenic include cancer, vascular disease, heart disease, high blood pressure, neurotoxicity and reduced brain function. Arsenic is in pesticides and herbicides, wood preservatives, phosphate fertilizers, industrial waste … so it drains into the groundwater that feeds wells and irrigation systems. And rice appears to absorb more arsenic from water than other crops.

🍚 Rice Can Lead To Diabetes
A diet high in carbohydrates like rice increases the insulin demand in your dog, and that stresses the pancreas and can lead to diabetes … and today 1 in 300 dogs will get diabetes.

🍚 Rice Is Nutrient Poor
Rice is devoid of vitamins, minerals and phytonutrients. It’s a carbohydrate and dogs don’t need carbs. They survived for thousands of years on other animals, fats and plant materials like berries and grasses.

🍚 More Rice Means Less Meat
When there’s rice in dog food, that means there’s less meat in the formulation and dogs need MEAT to make essential amino acids like taurine. And rice often outweighs other ingredients and can lead to weight gain and diabetes.

🍚 Rice Isn’t Natural Food For Dogs
Like wheat, corn and barley, rice isn’t found in an edible state so it needs to be processed. Wild dogs don't forage in rice or wheat fields ... they're looking for the henhouse.

So really, rice isn’t nice … for your dog.

Click here to read more about reasons to avoid rice.
https://www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/can-dogs-eat-rice/