Posted on 08/14/2025 3:00:09 PM PDT by BenLurkin
Pet psychics in China who claim to help people communicate with their dead pets and find out if they have been reincarnated have sparked an online controversy.
The psychics charge prices of 128 yuan (US$18) to allow owners to ask their pet five questions and 2,999 yuan (US$420) for an unlimited number of questions within six months, according to a news report by Jimu News.
Finding out if their pet has been reincarnated costs between 899 yuan and 1,899 yuan (US$125 and US$260) depending on the circumstances.
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Anran joined the chat group, which had more than 400 members.
She bought a 128-yuan communication service but was told that she had to wait for four days because Ling, who claimed to be a psychic, was busy with too many orders.
Later, Anran discovered that the answers from her late dog through the psychic were simply based on content she had previously shared on social media.
She also bought an 899-yuan reincarnation package and was told to pray every day until her dog appeared in her dream to tell her where it would be reborn.
When Anran complained to Ling that she did not have such a dream after a few weeks, Ling told her it was because she was not sincere, her belief was not strong or her emotions were not stable.
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Aren’t these the same people who eat cats and dogs?
There is an AI chatbot for that. 🤡
Are these also run by Indian scam call centers? LOL
If I wanna get in on this scam, would there be a tariff involved??
“Yes! I was the one who puked in your shoe”
~Chairman Meow
Most commonly aksed question: How would you like to be cooked?
JK
They probably have an office in Los Angeles, right down the California liberal alley, a front for an Indian call center.
And that’s how you get zombie Pomeranians!
They arrogantly strut around believing their culture and Communist system are lofty and far beyond the puny efforts of our Western system.
Doesn’t sound smart to me.
Many of their vaunted folk remedy medicines include animal urine. True also of India’s Ayurvedic Medicine remedies.
TCM products can be contaminated with heavy metals (like arsenic, lead, and mercury), pesticides, or undeclared drugs, potentially leading to organ damage, severe allergic reactions, or other adverse effects.
TCM herbs can interact with prescription medications, potentially causing adverse effects or reducing the effectiveness of the medication.
Acupuncture can cause infections, punctured organs, or nerve damage.
Some have been linked to liver damage.
Toxins and Microorganisms:
Some TCM products can contain mycotoxins (produced by molds) or microbial contaminants like Salmonella or E. coli.
Would be fun to set up as a pet psychic.
“I am feeling now a strong need, your little Fifi wants you to cross my palm with more paper.”
Sounds legit. Tell him I said, "Pssssst!"
Communism discourages any sort of religion or belief in an afterlife.
Bats, and pangolins, too. Yum. The saliva used by birds to make nests.(Birds nest soup)...anything that moves. They are old recipes, so you cannot blame it on overpopulation only
You can’t eat them for dinner and then expect to talk to them . Dinner conversations are between the guests not the menu.
I have contacted your cat in the great beyond!
What does he say?
Meow!>>>> or how did i taste. should have added some hoisin.
He says he bur... He says he chewed it up and swallowed it. He definitely didn't bury it whole.
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