Rosemary essential oils has HUGE benefits when you use it for yourself but have you heard about what it can do for your Pet? Adding a diluted blend of Rosemary Essential Oils as a fur spray or onto their Essential Oil Pet Diffuser can help aid your pet in many ways. There is alot of…
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…
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…
Essential Oil Dilution Even though some Essential Oils may be safe for us Pets, that does not mean that they don’t need to be diluted. I’ve put together an easy to use dilution chart: Dogs: 0-10lbs-75%+ 11-25lbs-75% 26-45lbs-50-75% 46-75lbs-50% 76-90lbs-25-50% 91-150lbs -25% 150lbs +-0-25% Cats: Who cares………but if you did care you would use 75-90%.…
DO NOT USE Tea Tree/ Melaleuca Essential Oils on us and limit your usage around us: Tea tree oil contains various types of chemicals called terpenes. These are the chemicals that make the oil effective against bacteria and fungi. They are also the toxic agent. Terpenes are rapidly absorbed into the body whether taken orally…