House Breaking Pets with Essential Oils As pets we aren’t exactly born perfect, specially those cats, but we can be trained with patterns and patience. If you are doing pad training, try adding a drop of Vetiver or Cedarwood to our pads along with taking us on frequent bathroom breaks outdoors. These oils smell like…
The Sense of Smell Understand the way that we smell. With smell being our strongest sense, it can be too much if you are tossing a bunch of fragrances on us. When we smell something, our brain is gathering an entire story, much like your eyes would when you enter a room. If scents are…
Sensitive Areas There are some areas on the body that are more sensitive to animals.If your pet has not been introduced to Essential Oils before, these areas should be avoided until you are sure that they are comfortable with the smell and enjoy the experience. Some sensitive areas to avoid are: Nose Ears Eyes Pad…
Research Before you jump into applying essential oils on your pets, research which essential oils are safe to use with pets and which are harmful. The internet is a great resource of information that can help you determine if essential oils are right for your pet. It’s always a good idea to consult your veterinarian…