Essential Oils and Animals

 

First a word of warning.  Cat physiology is so different from humans and other animals that the use of essential oils should be used with extreme caution and Melaleuca oil (or Tea Tree oil) and any blend that contains these oils should never be used on cats.  It can cause death.

Always try a very small amount of oils the first time because like people every animal is different and some may have adverse reactions.

Tips for Calming Your Alpaca, Llama or other animals
If you are trying to calm a very skittish animal down, apply Peace & Calming on yourself and sit near them, being very calm
The alpaca will begin to calm just from smelling YOU

                                                                                                  

Why would anyone want to put              A natural way to sooth and heal

harsh chemicals on our pets to              using Essential oils to clean and

clean them.  Animal Scents uses            protect small cuts and abrasions

essential oils to clean and bring             on all our animals and works on

out the luster in our animals coats.        us humans too!
 

Possible uses of oils on all animals (please see warning concerning cats).

On cloven hoofed animals, apply on the auricular points of the ears and/or spine or both.

Underneath the top lip on the gums and on the tongue.

Sprinkle a few drops on the spine and then massage into skin, just like with humans.

Various problems, Several people have experimented with the following oils:

Ticks, fleas and flies - Idaho Tansy and tansy floral water.

Tumors (all animals) - Frankincense and lavender mixed together, frankincense and clove mixed together.

Worms / parasites (all animals) - ParaFree and Di-Gize.

Open wound (all animals) - Melrose, helichrysum and Animal Scents Ointment.

Trauma (all animals) - Trauma Life, Valor, Peace & Calming, melissa, rosewood, lavender, valerian, and chamomile.

Bones (all animals) - PanAway, wintergreen, lemongrass, and spruce

Nervous anxiety - Valor, Trauma Life, geranium, lavender, and valerian.

Mineral deficiencies - Mineral Essence (liquid tincture taken internally) may help meet the animal's needs -- and when met, they quit chewing on the furniture and other undesirable things.

Tissue repair and healing directly on wound - Melrose. Helichrysum may help with pain and stop bleeding

  

         

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