Psychic Pets

African Grey parrot loved pet of a copuple we know. It did not have much to say at all but when the husband passed to Spirit it began to say certain phrases that the widow said it had bnever been taught.
It never said 'Brian loves you' before but a couple of weeks after he had passed it began saying that quite clearly.
Anyone come across similar examples of a 'psychic' pet?

I had a dog that used to get excited and then sit and wait for me near the front door before I came home. That was special

They do 'know' don't they.
Our two cocker's tails begin wagging ten minutes or so before i hear Mrs. K's key in the door sometimes.
It's the parrot aspect that fascinates me because they can 'talk' maybe sopirit friends can speak through parrots.

AA Gill in Sunday Times wrote recently about a pet bird kept in a restaurant in London which 'says' to people who admire its size...
"I am NOT a big parrot I am a bl**dy macaw"

Remember our Yorkie sitting in the lounge,gazing upwards at something or someone.
Head moving slightly back and forwards as if watching someone moving.
Jumped up as if to greet someone there.

My step daughter had passed away two days previously.

We've a black cat named Tomas who always greets us when we arrive, then walks down the drive with us to the back door. When my Wife is out, seeing him pass me either as he wanders to and out of the back door always indicates her arrival... And true enough, a couple of minutes after going outside, her car arrives.

How about a pyschic dog sensing a pyschic cat?
Had our cat and yorkie put to sleep many years ago.
The cat first and Pippin last,mostly because of old age.
After Fudge departed,Pippin (Yorkie) must have sensed him around,same as us,after hearing the small bell tinkling one night. The bell was there to warn the birds that Fudge was around.

Cats know more than they let on I reckon. Ours is forever watching things we can't see.

This cat is known as the harbinger of death...
(Some of the comments undeneath the clip are very funny!)

My cat Ophelia was surely watching something last night: something I couldn't see or hear. She wasn't just staring off into space. Her attention was riveted on something.

Oddly, I found a dead kitten outside today that looked like her.

I had a cat when I was in Junior High and High School. I was laying on the sofa one evening. The cat was laying on my chest. She suddenly jumped up onto the back of the sofa, arched her back and began to hiss and spit at something across the room from me. It scared the heck out of me, because there was nothing there. The cat saw something, but I saw nothing. What was there? I have no idea.

Something that was strange to it?
I do believe if an animal senses or sees someone who is familiar to it,it would not respond in that way.

Same as any unfamiliar smells to them.
Hubby was released from hospital one time,no doubt still carrying the smell of the antisepic on him or any of those familiar smells connected to hospitals.
My yorkie refused to go any where near him. Backed off and hid behind me.

Freisian cows know when its going to rain. If most of em are laid down in the field it'll rain.
Better than a barometer they are plus the milk comes in handy.
Horses though. Nada. Stable lasses are convinced I'm a horse whisperer cos all the horses follow me round and generally do as they're asked. Sugar lumps pure and simple. That's all they know. A duck has more psychic sense than a horse and most ducks are none too bright; Indian Runners excepted. Einsteins of the duck community your Indian Runner but that's not saying much. We've one'll undo a rucksack to get at sandwiches.