Ever wish you could ask your dog what’s on her mind? Or talk to your cat who has passed on?
Sonya Fitzpatrick says she can, and I must say the celebrity animal communicator is pretty convincing.

Sonya Fitzpatrick is a familiar face to creatures of both the two- and four-legged varieties.
That is thanks in part to the popularity of her Animal Planet TV series, The Pet Psychic, where believers and skeptics alike watched as Fitzpatrick chatted with everything from cats to camels and relayed messages from them to their owners.

Surprise! Salem from Sabrina, the Teenage Witch isn’t TV’s only talking pet. As hostess of Animal Planet’s The Pet Psychic airing Mondays at 8 pm/ET and Sundays at 1 pm/ET . Sonya Fitzpatrick chats with plenty of animals who’ve got dirt to dish on their owners.

Can humans actually communicate with animals? Can we know what animals are feeling? Sonya Fitzpatrick, a modern day Dr. Doolittle thinks so. The Animal Planet’s Pet Psychic believes they communicate with pictures and feelings that they send telepathically to each other and to her.

The pet psychic, Sonya Fitzgerald, claims she can “talk” to all kinds of animals.

Sonya Fitzpatrick – the woman known as “the pet psychic” whose special drew such big numbers for Animal Planet that they gave her a regular hour-long show – has the magic ingredients for a hit: pets, paranormal chats and a sense of humor about it all.

If Sonya Fitzpatrick could read TV’s tea leaves, she could already tell us whether her new 13-episode Animal Planet series, The Pet Psychic (premiering tonight, 8 ET/PT), is going to be successful.

Move over, John Edward. Red Rover’s comin’ through. The Pet Psychic is here. Watch it with your dogs, cats or critters.
Sonya Fitzpatrick of The Woodlands connects with a feathered friend on The Pet Psychic on Animal Planet. From rabbits and dogs to a 500-pound alligator, Fitzpatrick lends an ear to animals and their human companions.

What is going through your cat’s head just as it gets ready to jump on the kitchen counter? Why does it do it? Is it looking for food – or attention? Does your dog really know you love it like a best friend? Do you really treat it like a member of the family?