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| Just curious to hear what everyone has to say about using equine/animal psyhics? who do you use? have they ever steered you wrong? how exactly does yours work? i personally know a couple NFR girls who use them.
I personally use Toni at angel hand ranch and i SWEAR by her.. i had an experience with a gelding who was three legged lame, i'll never forget i was so heart broken when i went to pull him out of a stall and he was sooo terribly crippled (my fault for trusting someone and not having him vet checked) but long story short. i spend THOUSANDS taking him to different vets have him looked at and attempting to fix. injections here, injections there. (he was so crippled he was lame on both front THROUGH blockage) All vets told me it was bad it was bad, he wouldnt be the same and they didnt expect him to ever be running again. So finally a friend tells me try my physic .. of course like some of you reading this i thought what the heck.. that doesnt work.. but i figured i spent all this money whats $50 gonna hurt at this point? long story short.. she told me exactly what the problem was where to find it and here we are sound as can be. vets were completely in shock due to the soundness of him in just a short period of time after doing what toni suggested.
If this isnt testiomy enough she also talked to me about my mare that died. Toni asked her name and proceded to tell me everything i already knew. That i lost her to a complicated colic, sand colic. that i tried to take her to Auburn but she couldnt be saved, and so much more she couldnt have known even if she did a back ground check on me! i use her before any vet visits now, antime something just doesnt seem "right". i love her!!
I'd love to hear everyone else stories and hopfully anyone with a problem horse or just cant seem to figure out what the problem is that has read this just trys it and gives her a call. what do you have to loose!?
Edited by Barrelhorsehelp1 2016-12-27 7:57 AM
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Location: Not Where I Want to Be | Welcome to the BHW shopping club.
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| 1DSoon - 2016-12-27 7:38 AM
Welcome to the BHW shopping club.
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| I had a one help me find my daughter's rescue dog when she ran off. At first I thought bull crud, she didn't help, but then I went head and headed in the direction she told me and sure enough, the crazy dog was heading in that direction. I got her back and would not have if I hadn't spoken to the lady. I was sure the dog was long gone. |
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Location: Wyoming | I've used Kathy George multiple times and have had really good experiences with her. She's answered a lot of questions and nailed personalities on my horses and dogs. |
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Location: on the fine line between insanity and geniusness | I swear by Toni!! I've used her MULTIPLE times with much success! My vet believes her too!! She has found lost dogs, saved an eye, found a torn ligament, a fractured coffin bone... the list goes on and on. She is truly an angel!!
ETA- I had the same experience with Toni and a horse that I lost tragically during a run at a barrel race. She was able to tell me the entire story and offer me so much closure on what happened to him that day. He had a massive heart attack in the alley after my run. She told me that he felt no pain and would have died in the stall even if I hadn't have run him. She assured me he died doing what he wanted to do with the person he loved the most.
Edited by Ashley Lynn 2016-12-27 11:37 PM
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Location: Texas | What is Toni's contact info? Thanks :)
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Location: Randolph, Utah | I've used a lady in Utah a few times and had good experiences, the last time I used her she seemed rushed and didn't take the time she had before. A month or so later I emailed her because one of my horses didn't seem right to me, it felt like front end and I was curious to see what she had to say before I went to the vet, she called me immediately and said my mare was colicing and I needed a vet ASAP. I told her I knew what colic was and I was looking at her and she was eating and relaxed. She got very rude that I would question her and hung up. I know I'll never use her again. I lost that mare a month later to an accident in the pasture, I didn't have one colic scare last summer. . . (Knock on wood)
But I do think it is fun to hear what they have to say.
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Location: Not Where I Want to Be | TxSweetie - 2016-12-28 9:17 AM What is Toni's contact info? Thanks :)
tell your hourse to think about her real hard.
She will contact you
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| 1DSoon - 2016-12-28 12:30 PM
TxSweetie - 2016-12-28 9:17 AM What is Toni's contact info? Thanks :)
tell your hourse to think about her real hard.
She will contact you
HA HA...... 
anyways... TXsweetie you can look her up online.. Toni Angel hand ranch, you make an appoint with her through her website and she'll send you an email that day or next what day and time to call. normally 3 days to a week. if you have an emergency for whatever reason you can call her personally cell and she's always more than happy to help and never charges for those kinds of things. She is just great. |
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| Personally I would like to know what my paint horse is going to tear up next. He likes to surprise me. |
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Location: Kentucky | I think they are amazing gimmicks. |
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Location: Northwest | Murphy - 2016-12-29 6:53 AM
I think they are amazing gimmicks.
There are probably some out there that are a joke BUT years ago I had a friend whose stallion was stolen at a show and someone gave her a psychic's number as a last ditch effort. That psychic was able to describe the area that the horse was seeing at the time and they ultimately found the horse, all thanks to the psychic. That to me is pretty amazing. Also, I was talking to my chiropractor one time (this was before I heard the above story) and we were discussing all the gimmicks and hoaxes in the equine industry. I brought up psychics and he told me a story of how he had this horse who would absolutely not pick up its feet, had to lead it for miles over rough terrain to wear down its hooves, yada yada. He had a friend refer him to the same psychic that my other friend used (I forget now why he was wanting to contact her in the first place). Anyways, at Some point in their discussion she randomly tells him that that horse he had that wouldn't pick up its feet...that it was embarrassed to do it in front of the other horses, really? Lol. Sooo he decides to see what will happen if that horse is out of sight of the other horses. He took it around the backside of a barn or something, asked it to pick up its feet and boom, the horse does it without any hesitation. I've been wanting to call this psychic lady but don't have a reason to right now, but when I do she'll be the first that I call. I think she is beyond legit and she has even written books on communicating with animals. |
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Location: Texas | I've used them before in the past and would get really good info one time, and then nothing the next. I don't do it anymore. |
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| i dont think shes ever steered me wrong.. ive been using her so long now. shes helped me with everything from stolen tack to corrective shoeing to chiro work. i was very impressed with the deal with my tack being stolen from my trailer and she told me what the person looked like, what clothes they had on, what color truck they drove, a couple numbers/letters from the tag, that i knew who they were and the horses had seen them before, and so had i. low and behold i found my tack from "friends" and exactly what was described was all true down to the letter on the tag.. needless to say they went to prison for stealing well over 12k out of my trailer. |
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Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | Barrelhorsehelp1 - 2016-12-29 9:49 AM i dont think shes ever steered me wrong.. ive been using her so long now. shes helped me with everything from stolen tack to corrective shoeing to chiro work. i was very impressed with the deal with my tack being stolen from my trailer and she told me what the person looked like, what clothes they had on, what color truck they drove, a couple numbers/letters from the tag, that i knew who they were and the horses had seen them before, and so had i. low and behold i found my tack from "friends" and exactly what was described was all true down to the letter on the tag.. needless to say they went to prison for stealing well over 12k out of my trailer.
Wow they went to prison for stealing tack from your trailer? |
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| Not sure if it was prison, or jail. But they definitely went to one of the two. They actually just got out. It was over well over 12k and anything over 10k is a felony here. I also get paid monthly for the things I didn't get back. They were a bunch of low life's that thought they'd get away with it. But didn't :-) |
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Location: Illinois | streakysox - 2016-12-29 1:42 AM
Personally I would like to know what my paint horse is going to tear up next. He likes to surprise me.
Must be a paint thing, mine "clotheslined" himself last night....snapped the t-posts inside the poles and drug the whole thing around for about 5 minutes until the poles finally caught in the trees and snapped off the line. Luckily he didn't even have a scrape on him. Sometimes I'd like to know what goes through his head, but then again he is just a yearling...would be interesting to try, I've thought about it for one horse with alley issues but haven't ever contacted one. |
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I just read the headlines
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| this kinda funny - was talking to an animal communicator and asked if she could tell my Aussie to quit chasing the horses, when she replied, "I just heard a voice tell me to put a leash on him!? This is a new voice she hadn't "talked" to. I had to laugh. I told her I had a basset hound and it probably was him. |
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