I'm currently bonding with a Phoenix that I asked CH to conjure to have the task of taking care of my animals, since they are all elderly - alleviate symptoms of chronic diseases, ease whatever pain they may be feeling, help with healing whenever possible. Initially I ordered the conjure for my cat who was very sick but she passed just a few days after I placed the order.

However, just a few days ago my other cat had a tumor removed from her leg. It looks benign thankfully but I asked M. to watch over her during the surgery and recovery at the vet's office. Everything went super well. Usually my elderly cats with early kidney issues like this one take forever to wake up from surgery, but this time I took my girl to the vet, they sedated her while I was still there (she's a very scared cat) and I left the vet's office to buy clothes for her to protect the surgery site during recovery. Well, I barely had a chance to get there. Less than half an hour after I dropped my cat, the surgery was done and, incredibly, she was awake!

I gave M. an offering when I brought her home... and asked him to help heal my cat and make her comfortable while the site heals. She's been doing really well and will remove the stitches tomorrow.

The experience, however, was just now - I CLEARLY saw three flashes of light above my cat's head. It was like she was glowing. I usually don't have visual experiences like this but this was was crystal clear. My girl's head flashes three times while she was asleep. There was nothing shiny anywhere near her. This was awesome 1s

That's a lovely experience. It's really sweet that you tasked M to look out for your pets, and it seems he's taking it seriously. Hope your cat keeps recovering smoothly!


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I am sure it means good things for your furry friend! May she bring joy to your house for many months to come!

That's so cool! I'm very happy your cat is doing well now. I'm sure your Phoenix will be guarding her protectively from now on. How old is your current cat?

She's doing alright and recovering well apart from hating the e-collar lol

She's 17 years old.

Daneerie wrote:She's doing alright and recovering well apart from hating the e-collar lol

She's 17 years old.

You must take great care of your kitties, to have them reach such advanced ages.

I'm sure the Phoenix will do a fabulous job of helping her recover and keeping the furbabies healthy.

That is an extremely old age for any animal. I am sure the phoenix will help to prolong that for you and keep them comfortable while they live.

That is cool

What a really awesome experience! I am impressed with the age of your cat too, I have had a few dogs live to be that old, but never a cat. You must keep her really healthy & take really good care of her!

Likes2Read wrote:

Daneerie wrote:She's 17 years old.

You must take great care of your kitties, to have them reach such advanced ages.

We currently have two that age, along with a third who died a few years ago at 18, but the average for a cat (ours at least) seems to be about 15 years