PET owners have long since wondered what their beloved animal really thinks about.
This is why Channel 5 are bringing viewers a series which shows Pet Psychic Beth Lee-Crowther in action.
Beth-Lee Crowther has made a career out of being pet psychic and medium.
With over two decades of experience, she told The Sun on Sunday her “powers” started at a young age.
She said: “When I was five, our kitten kept telling me, ‘I feel ill. I’m going to die’.
“My parents took her to the vet to discover she had an infection. The vet said she could have died.”
Beth went on: “Being able to talk to animals in my head means I can help find missing pets and tackle behavioural issues.”
As a young mum, Beth set up a saddlery business and helped owners work out what was wrong with their horses.
Then they would return for behavioural help.
She said: “I’ve done hundreds of readings and been proven right time and time again.”
In Channel 5’s The Pet Psychic, Beth meets worried animal owners and “talks telepathically” to their pets.
In Warwickshire, Beth meets Joseph and Rebecca Fossett and their daughter Daisy, whose family business is Joseph’s Amazing Camels.
But a recent arrival, a female camel called Sinai, has struggled to settle in.
The first episode also features Petal, a chicken that’s stopped laying eggs.
Beth also travels to see Yogi, a dog who hates going for walks.
Beth regularly appears on This Morning.
In one episode she claimed to have helped the late Queen’s corgis, who had been adopted by Sarah Ferguson, handle their grief.
Beth has also appeared on Martin & Roman Kemp’s Sunday Best, and Ireland’s AM Breakfast TV.
He has had numerous interviews on the radio including Capital Radio, Heart Radio and Talk Radio.
As well as being a TV star, Beth has also written two books about the work she does.
In 2017, she released her first book called Life by Numbers, which reached Amazon Best Seller status three times.
This was followed by Everything You Need To Know To Become A Pet Psychic, which was released in 2022.
