Use this blend to soothe inflamed or infected skin on dogs.
Lavender 10 drops
Tea Tree 10 drops
Peppermint 4 drops
Chamomile 3 drops
Helichrysum 3 drops
Blend this into a 20 ml of aloe vera or evening primrose.
Apply to affected area or use the blend of essential oils in a lavender floral water and mist the skin.
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Try this natural and aromatic spray. Pour the essential oils into a 1-oz spray bottle filled with water. Shake very vigorously several times before each use. Spray directly onto your dog, holding the bottle about 10 inches from him. Avoid spraying on the head and eyes.
* 10 drops Lavender
* 10 drops Geranium
* 6 drops Lemon
From Aromatherapy for Animals, Part 1: Healing Blends for Dogs by Françoise Rapp
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Posted on 2010 under Aromatherapy Recipes |
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Pure essential oils may be added in small amounts to a pet’s bath water. About 8 drops of essential oils to 2 gallons of water. These oils work well: Lavender, Juniper, Eucalyptus, Cedarwood, Peppermint or Tea Tree.
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The trend toward natural health consciousness in humans is gaining popularity in the animal world too. Many veterinarians are beginning to introduce natural therapies in their practice, including osteopathy, homeopathy, acupuncture, flower essences and more recently aromatherapy. It’s just been a few years since aroma therapists and vets have begun to recognize how animals can benefit from this wonderful natural therapy.
For humans and animals alike, essential oils are powerfully antiseptic, detoxifying and revitalizing, thus increasing resistance to disease while strengthening the immune system.
Essential oils can also be used to control pet odors and to purify the air from dust, dander and allergens. For example, mix 50 drops of lemon essential oil in a 2-oz spray bottle filled with water. Shake very well several times and spray the room. You’ll notice immediately that it refreshes and cleanses the air!
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A soothing oil for the ears bothered by mites or when foxtails have been removed is Mullein Oil.
Soak 4 oz Mullein flowers in just enough olive oil to cover for 10 days in a glass jar in the dark. Shake or stir the contents at least once a day.
Strain and apply to the ear.
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Posted on 2009 under Aromatherapy Recipes |
12
Nov
Pure essential oils may be added in small amounts to a pet’s bath water.
About 8 drops of essential oils to 2 gallons of water. These oils work well:
Lavender, Juniper, Eucalyptus, Cedarwood, Peppermint or Tea Tree.
**CAUTION: ALWAYS CONSULT A VETERINARIAN BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO TREAT A PET’S POTENTIALLY SERIOUS CONDITION ON YOUR OWN***
Source: The Essential Oils Book by Colleen Dodt 1996
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