On January 28th 2008, Barnaby my beloved cat of 16 years disappeared after a long struggle with his health.  Although I did everything to find him, I couldn’t, it was like he had disappeared into thin air.  I contacted Oephebia as I wanted to know if he was stuck somewhere, she was very sensitive in her findings and told me to prepare for the worst as he has gone to a better place and all she could see was darkness. I was completely devastated and so was Barnaby’s 13 year-old sister Saffy who grew up with him since she was 8 weeks.

Saffy clearly showed signs of loss as she would not come when called, she refused to eat; she became quite vicious and would sit for hours under my bed.

Oephebia communicated with Saffy several times and said, she was feeling sad as she misses him, she said she can see him but he won’t come in.  Oephebia recommended that I buy certain Bach remedies which would help with the grieving progress. I rubbed the remedies into Saffy’s neck twice a day, coupled with the healing Oephebia gave her.  This was done for several days, until her behaviour changed. 

She has now become more clingy and loving, although she has her moments, as she has the temperament of a Ginger Tom, and her appetite has returned.  Saffy still has periods where she refuses to acknowledge you and now and again I find her lying under my bed, staring into space.  I suppose this is to be expected as grief can take a long time to overcome.  However, she is over the worst and when she has her off days I give her the remedies.

I recommend to everybody who is worried and has had similar experiences to mine to contact Oephebia as she will communicate with your pet and tell you what you need to do to help the healing process and more importantly she will tell you exactly how your pet is feeling.

My young Bengal cat Leo and I left the UK. I contacted Oephebia as I wanted to know how he was doing after the move.

I asked her to help me to find out if Leo was upset or not. She communicated with him so well that she was able to give details related to his life in the new country such as:

- Me not wanting him to go out yet in the garden and closing all the doors for him not to go out.

- Me wanting him to eat wet food only once a day.

-Me taking away the food which was left in the other cats plates (Leo has 3 friends at home to play with) in order for him not to eat too much.

Leo said to Oephebia that he was not happy because he didn’t have the freedom to go out and explore the world. He said that he loves climbing trees. The first time he went out under supervision, the first thing he did was to climb a tree!

He also said that he really loved to eat fresh beef and he is not too keen on his wet food.

I was amazed how Oephebia could communicate with Leo, she also said that he was purring all the way while they were talking together and that Leo said that she could come to talk again some other time if she wanted to.

I believe that Oephebia has the magnificent gift to talk to animals and to help them as much as she can with all the love that she has for them and of course all her knowledge.

It was a wonderful experience and I will ask Oephebia to communicate again with Leo as we had to move house again, and I want to know if he is fine.

I recommend to everybody to have this experience with their animals, especially if you are worried for one reason or another and Oephebia will tell you how your animal is feeling.

I've been living in a tiny studio flat with my two cats for a year, and halfway through that year my partner moved in with me, which seemed to upset the balance and freedom of my lovely cats.

Oephebia's communication with them cleared up the reasons for that, and I was amazed how much she knew about two pets who she never met.

She described accurately their favourite foods, their playthings, where they go when I'm away, my flat and other flats the kitties lived in - all with no error and with great details.

She communicated back to them, on my request, and they've been getting on much, much better with each other, and with my partner ever since.

Your treatment changed my sparring rivals into confident, tolerant siblings.

Thank You, Oephebia!

I contacted Oephebia in April 2007 as my cat Barnaby came in from the garden with cuts/bites on his head. Throughout the day I noticed his eye getting more and more swollen he was extremely grumpy and whenever I went near him he would hiss, I also noticed he was off his food, this cat usually loves his food.

Barnaby told Oephebia that he had a fight with a small fox; the fox came into the garden and refused to leave. Barnaby said he is a warrior and he was defending his territory from this rude animal. (So many foxes visit my garden).

Barnaby told Oephebia that he had a headache and that he wanted to be left alone, he also told her that he had toothache and found it difficult to eat.

Oephebia told Barnaby that he must go to the vet tomorrow and that he must not runaway when he sees his mother with the carrier basket. He told her that he has not been to the vet for a while, which was true. However, he said he will go to the vet and when he returns he wants a special treat.

The next day I pulled out his carrier and he happily got into it. This was very unusual as he usually runs away as soon as he sees it. I took him to the vets who said he has definitely been bitten caused by fighting and that the bites have caused an infection. The vet then proceeded to squeeze all the poison from his head which was causing his headache. The vet checked his teeth and sure enough Barnaby had swollen gums caused by rotting teeth.

Thanks to Oephebia Barnaby has recovered and proceeds to guard the garden and eat me out of house and home.