- Animal Scents Spotlight
- Oils & Cats
- Oils & Dogs
- Oils & Large Animals
- Oils & Farm Animals
- Oils & Exotic Animals
As Always, I'm here to support you.
Your Oily Girlfriend
Jennifer
- Start by placing a drop of oil on your hands and allowing your pet to sniff.
- Remember animals have heightened smell, so a little goes a long way.
- Dilute for small animals as much as you would for cats (Oils & Cats Spotlight), if not more.
- Exotic animals tend to like citrus oils, so introducing one of them first will likely allow the animal to prefer other oils.
- When adding oil to your pet's water, make sure to have a fresh water option available as well.
- For furry animals like ferrets, you can use similar applications as for small cats (Oils & Cats Spotlight).
- For other exotic animals, a water-based diffusion or spray method is more ideal. Water animals like lizards, frogs, or turtles absorb oils in the same way as fish – from plant matter within their water. One simple way to do this is to add a drop of citrus oil (Orange, Lemon, Citrus Fresh) to their drinking water (in a large container).
- For exotics in general (furry or not), 1 drop of oil for every quart of water OR for smaller animals or more dilution, you can dip a toothpick into the oil and swirl it in a quart of water.
- For amphibians, 1 toothpick of an oil (Purification is a good one), for every liter of water and allow them to soak.
- Misting is a great option for the hairless exotics! For small animals like amphibians, 1 toothpick or 1 drop of oil per 1 liter of water. For larger reptiles, up to 4 drops of oil for every 4 ounces of water.
- Infuse 1 pint of magnesium flakes or epsom salt with 15 drops Lavender
- Add 1 Tablespoon of mixture to a quart of warm water and soak for stuck sheds, minor injuries, scrapes, etc.
- Animal Scents ParaGize Oil Blend
A settling, cleansing blend of Ginger, Anise, and Peppermint essential oils great for any digestive needs. This relaxing, soothing blend can be applied to your pet's abdomen or diffused to support your pet with its comforting properties. - Animal Scents T-Away Oil Blend
So many of our pets experience emotional trauma that can often leave them with debilitating needs. Animal Scents T-Away is our go-to for everything from storm anxiety to more complex emotional issues with our pets. Apply according to animal size, but in general apply 1 drop behind each ear to calm your pet.
- Animal Scents PuriClean Oil Blend
This is the first step in Young Living's three-part system to support pet recovery from minor scrapes and scratches. This prediluted blend refreshes and cleanses your pet's skin and prepares it for healing by moisturizing as well. PuriClean combines the skin-improvement properties of Patchouli, Mountain Savory, and other essential oils so that you can help your pet feel its best. - Animal Scents Infect-Away Oil Blend
This is step two of Young Living's three-part system to support your pet's skin healing. This prediluted blend includes Ocotea, Patchouli, Myrrh and other cleansing oils that help guard against harmful contaminants while supporting your pet's irritated coat or skin. Carefully apply according to the size and species of the animal. Additional dilution is recommended for smaller species. You can also put 8−10 drops in a 1-ounce spray bottle with distilled water for a quick skin-cleansing spritz. Best when used as part of a three-part system: PuriClean, followed by Infect Away, then Mendwell oil blend. - Animal Scents MendWell Oil Blend
This is step three of helping your pet heal and recover from minor scrapes and scratches. This prediluted blend supports your pet's natural healing process by soothing and moisturizing dry, sensitive, and distressed skin. Plus the aroma of Lavender, Frankincense, Geranium, and more creates an uplifting environment and promotes feelings of health and wellness for your pet.
- Fleas, ticks, and pests - Citronella, Tea tree, Citronella, Animal Scents Ointment
- Aches, pains, and inflammation - SulfurZyme, NingXia Red, Helichrysum, Copaiba
- Emotions and trauma - Frankincense, Peace & Calming, Stress Away, Lavender
- Apply one drop of your chosen oil to your hands and rub them together. Hold your pet or allow them to sit close to you and get used to them. Do not try to force them to smell your hands or hold them. Let the animal approach you, and if they show interest in the area that has the oils let them sniff/approach at their own pace.
- Try the ‘Petting Method'. Simply apply an oil to your hands and gently “pet” your animal. The animal's hair will actually carry oils down the hair follicle into the skin. Only apply oils to a small part of the animal's coat or body initially. The oils will get where they need to go!
- Always start with 1 drop of essential oil, and apply more often versus using more drops.
- In general, avoid the eye area, unless this area is one of need. According to Dr. Melissa Shelton, DVM, in this case you can use a very diluted ‘eye spritzer' (ex: up to 4 drops of Lavender in 120 mL water) to mist around the eyes.
- When using an oil for the first time or for pets under 20 lbs it's best to dilute with a 1:4 ratio or more. That's one drop of essential oil to 4 drops of carrier oil (like V-6 or coconut oil). Apply oil(s) mid-spine to the tail and down the rear legs. Once animals are familiar with oils, they can be applied to the neck, head, outer ears, front legs, and so forth.
- Always dilute “hot” oils like Oregano, Peppermint, Thieves, etc. You can always add more oil, so dilute more and apply more frequently versus diluting less.
- Use Animal Scents Ointment for cuts and scrapes as needed
- Add 1 drop of Oregano and a splash of Apple Cider Vinegar to a large (5 gallon) water trough
- 16 oz glass spray bottle
- 1 capful Thieves Household Cleaner
- 25 drops Lemon essential oil
- Fill halfway with white vinegar, then fill with water.
- Adding a round of Life 9 (Spotlight) after antibiotics, oral use of antimicrobial oils, severe diarrhea, or an infection is a wonderful way to support a healthy microbiome for your pets!
- MultiGreens is a wonderful supplement to include for immune support, viral infections, and neurologic support.
- NingXia Red (Spotlight #1, Spotlight #2) is amazing for SO many things.
- Animal Scents Spotlight
- Animal Wellness Box
- Oils & Cats
- Oils & Dogs
- Oils & Farm Animals
- Oils & Large Animals
As Always, I'm here to support you.
Your Oily Girlfriend
Jennifer
- Start by placing a drop of oil on your hands and allowing your pet to sniff.
- Remember animals have heightened smell, so a little goes a long way.
- In general, large animals (horses, mules, donkeys, mini horses, etc.) will use the same dose or dilution as humans (it's directly on the oil bottle!), though there are always species-specific considerations. Diluting is never a bad choice! Dilute more and apply more frequently.
- Animals with fair or red coats or have a finer bone structure may require more dilution. Also, after applying an oil, stay with the animal for 15-20 minutes to observe any discomfort. If they try to lick it off, are upset or anything, use more dilution.
- Animal Scents Ointment
- Purification, Peace & Calming
- Tea Tree, Lavender, Helichrysum, Copaiba
- Coconut oil for diluting
- Mineral Essence, NingXia Red
- Thieves Household Cleaner (for cleaning all the things!)
- Epsom salts, wraps, adhesive bandages, etc.
- Animal Scents ParaGize Oil Blend
A settling, cleansing blend of Ginger, Anise, and Peppermint essential oils great for any digestive needs. This relaxing, soothing blend can be applied to your pet's abdomen or diffused to support your pet with its comforting properties. - Animal Scents T-Away Oil Blend
So many of our pets experience emotional trauma that can often leave them with debilitating needs. Animal Scents T-Away is our go-to for everything from storm anxiety to more complex emotional issues with our pets. Apply according to animal size, but in general apply 1 drop behind each ear to calm your pet.
- Animal Scents PuriClean Oil Blend
This is the first step in Young Living's three-part system to support pet recovery from minor scrapes and scratches. This prediluted blend refreshes and cleanses your pet's skin and prepares it for healing by moisturizing as well. PuriClean combines the skin-improvement properties of Patchouli, Mountain Savory, and other essential oils so that you can help your pet feel its best. - Animal Scents Infect-Away Oil Blend
This is step two of Young Living's three-part system to support your pet's skin healing. This prediluted blend includes Ocotea, Patchouli, Myrrh and other cleansing oils that help guard against harmful contaminants while supporting your pet's irritated coat or skin. Carefully apply according to the size and species of the animal. Additional dilution is recommended for smaller species. You can also put 8−10 drops in a 1-ounce spray bottle with distilled water for a quick skin-cleansing spritz. Best when used as part of a three-part system: PuriClean, followed by Infect Away, then Mendwell oil blend. - Animal Scents MendWell Oil Blend
This is step three of helping your pet heal and recover from minor scrapes and scratches. This prediluted blend supports your pet's natural healing process by soothing and moisturizing dry, sensitive, and distressed skin. Plus the aroma of Lavender, Frankincense, Geranium, and more creates an uplifting environment and promotes feelings of health and wellness for your pet.
- Fleas, ticks, and pests - Citronella, Tea tree, Citronella, Animal Scents Ointment
- Aches, pains, and inflammation - SulfurZyme, NingXia Red, Helichrysum, Copaiba
- Emotions and trauma - Frankincense, Peace & Calming, Stress Away, Lavender
- Apply one drop of your chosen oil to your hands and rub them together. Hold your pet or allow them to sit close to you and get used to them. Do not try to force them to smell your hands or hold them. Let the animal approach you, and if they show interest in the area that has the oils let them sniff/approach at their own pace.
- Try the ‘Petting Method'. Simply apply an oil to your hands and gently “pet” your animal. The animal's hair will actually carry oils down the hair follicle into the skin. Only apply oils to a small part of the animal's coat or body initially. The oils will get where they need to go!
- Always start with 1 drop of essential oil, and apply more often versus using more drops.
- In general, avoid the eye area, unless this area is one of need. According to Dr. Melissa Shelton, DVM, in this case you can use a very diluted ‘eye spritzer' (ex: up to 4 drops of Lavender in 120 mL water) to mist around the eyes.
- When using an oil for the first time or for pets under 20 lbs it's best to dilute with a 1:4 ratio or more. That's one drop of essential oil to 4 drops of carrier oil (like V-6 or coconut oil). Apply oil(s) mid-spine to the tail and down the rear legs. Once animals are familiar with oils, they can be applied to the neck, head, outer ears, front legs, and so forth.
- Always dilute “hot” oils like Oregano, Peppermint, Thieves, etc. You can always add more oil, so dilute more and apply more frequently versus diluting less.
- 2 oz NingXia Red
- 10-15 drops Oregano
- 8-13 drops Mountain Savory
- 8-10 drops Lavender, Lemon, & Peppermint combined
- 5 drops each Frankincense, Copaiba, & Evergreen Essence
Add to a 14 oz container and top with purified water. Mix well and drench the animal with the solution
- Adding a round of Life 9 (Spotlight) after antibiotics, oral use of antimicrobial oils, severe diarrhea, or an infection is a wonderful way to support a healthy microbiome for your pets!
- MultiGreens is a wonderful supplement to include for immune support, viral infections, and neurologic support.
- NingXia Red (Spotlight #1, Spotlight #2) is amazing for SO many things. For horses and large animals, 1-2 oz daily, up to 4 oz during injury.
- Animal Scents Spotlight
- Animal Wellness Box
- Oils & Cats
- Oils & Dogs
- Oils & Farm Animals
- Oils & Exotic Animals
As Always, I'm here to support you.
Your Oily Girlfriend
Jennifer
- Start by placing a drop of oil on your hands and allowing your pet to sniff.
- Remember animals have heightened smell, so a little goes a long way.
- In general, large animals (horses, mules, donkeys, mini horses, etc.) will use the same dose or dilution as humans (it's directly on the oil bottle!), though there are always species-specific considerations. Diluting is never a bad choice! Dilute more and apply more frequently.
- Animals with fair or red coats or have a finer bone structure may require more dilution. Also, after applying an oil, stay with the animal for 15-20 minutes to observe any discomfort. If they try to lick it off, are upset or anything, use more dilution.
- Animal Scents Ointment
- Purification, Peace & Calming
- Tea Tree, Lavender, Helichrysum, Copaiba
- Coconut oil for diluting
- Mineral Essence, NingXia Red
- Thieves Household Cleaner (for cleaning all the things!)
- Epsom salts, wraps, adhesive bandages, etc.
- Animal Scents ParaGize Oil Blend
A settling, cleansing blend of Ginger, Anise, and Peppermint essential oils great for any digestive needs. This relaxing, soothing blend can be applied to your pet's abdomen or diffused to support your pet with its comforting properties. - Animal Scents T-Away Oil Blend
So many of our pets experience emotional trauma that can often leave them with debilitating needs. Animal Scents T-Away is our go-to for everything from storm anxiety to more complex emotional issues with our pets. Apply according to animal size, but in general apply 1 drop behind each ear to calm your pet.
- Animal Scents PuriClean Oil Blend
This is the first step in Young Living's three-part system to support pet recovery from minor scrapes and scratches. This prediluted blend refreshes and cleanses your pet's skin and prepares it for healing by moisturizing as well. PuriClean combines the skin-improvement properties of Patchouli, Mountain Savory, and other essential oils so that you can help your pet feel its best. - Animal Scents Infect-Away Oil Blend
This is step two of Young Living's three-part system to support your pet's skin healing. This prediluted blend includes Ocotea, Patchouli, Myrrh and other cleansing oils that help guard against harmful contaminants while supporting your pet's irritated coat or skin. Carefully apply according to the size and species of the animal. Additional dilution is recommended for smaller species. You can also put 8−10 drops in a 1-ounce spray bottle with distilled water for a quick skin-cleansing spritz. Best when used as part of a three-part system: PuriClean, followed by Infect Away, then Mendwell oil blend. - Animal Scents MendWell Oil Blend
This is step three of helping your pet heal and recover from minor scrapes and scratches. This prediluted blend supports your pet's natural healing process by soothing and moisturizing dry, sensitive, and distressed skin. Plus the aroma of Lavender, Frankincense, Geranium, and more creates an uplifting environment and promotes feelings of health and wellness for your pet.
- Fleas, ticks, and pests - Citronella, Tea tree, Citronella, Animal Scents Ointment
- Aches, pains, and inflammation - SulfurZyme, NingXia Red, Helichrysum, Copaiba
- Emotions and trauma - Frankincense, Peace & Calming, Stress Away, Lavender
- Apply one drop of your chosen oil to your hands and rub them together. Hold your pet or allow them to sit close to you and get used to them. Do not try to force them to smell your hands or hold them. Let the animal approach you, and if they show interest in the area that has the oils let them sniff/approach at their own pace.
- Try the ‘Petting Method'. Simply apply an oil to your hands and gently “pet” your animal. The animal's hair will actually carry oils down the hair follicle into the skin. Only apply oils to a small part of the animal's coat or body initially. The oils will get where they need to go!
- Always start with 1 drop of essential oil, and apply more often versus using more drops.
- In general, avoid the eye area, unless this area is one of need. According to Dr. Melissa Shelton, DVM, in this case you can use a very diluted ‘eye spritzer' (ex: up to 4 drops of Lavender in 120 mL water) to mist around the eyes.
- When using an oil for the first time or for pets under 20 lbs it's best to dilute with a 1:4 ratio or more. That's one drop of essential oil to 4 drops of carrier oil (like V-6 or coconut oil). Apply oil(s) mid-spine to the tail and down the rear legs. Once animals are familiar with oils, they can be applied to the neck, head, outer ears, front legs, and so forth.
- In general, for animals over 20 lbs use a 1:1 dilution ratio.
- Always dilute “hot” oils like Oregano, Peppermint, Thieves, etc. You can always add more oil, so dilute more and apply more frequently versus diluting less.
- 2 oz NingXia Red
- 10-15 drops Oregano
- 8-13 drops Mountain Savory
- 8-10 drops Lavender, Lemon, & Peppermint combined
- 5 drops each Frankincense, Copaiba, & Evergreen Essence
Add to a 14 oz container and top with purified water. Mix well and drench the animal with the solution
- Adding a round of Life 9 (Spotlight) after antibiotics, oral use of antimicrobial oils, severe diarrhea, or an infection is a wonderful way to support a healthy microbiome for your pets!
- MultiGreens is a wonderful supplement to include for immune support, viral infections, and neurologic support.
- NingXia Red (Spotlight #1, Spotlight #2) is amazing for SO many things. For horses and large animals, 1-2 oz daily, up to 4 oz during injury.
- Animal Scents Spotlight
- Animal Wellness Box
- Oils & Cats
- Oils & Dogs
- Oils & Large Animals
- Oils & Exotic Animals
As Always, I'm here to support you.
Your Oily Girlfriend
Jennifer
- Use the Animal Scents line for perfect oils and products for your dog
- Start slowly by placing a drop of oil on your hands and allowing your pet to sniff.
- Diffuse on intermittently to let your dog get used to the smell.
- Remember dogs have heightened smell, so a little goes a long way.
- Diluting is never a bad choice!
- Supplements like NingXia Red (Spotlight #1, Spotlight #2), Sulfurzyme (Spotlight) (great for larger breeds prone to inflammation!), and MightyZyme (Spotlight) are wonderful for dogs
- Animal Scents ParaGize Oil Blend
A settling, cleansing blend of Ginger, Anise, and Peppermint essential oils great for any digestive needs. This relaxing, soothing blend can be applied to your pet's abdomen or diffused to support your pet with its comforting properties. - Animal Scents T-Away Oil Blend
So many of our pets experience emotional trauma that can often leave them with debilitating needs. Animal Scents T-Away is our go-to for everything from storm anxiety to more complex emotional issues with our pets. Apply according to animal size, but in general apply 1 drop behind each ear to calm your pet.
- Animal Scents PuriClean Oil Blend
This is the first step in Young Living's three-part system to support pet recovery from minor scrapes and scratches. This prediluted blend refreshes and cleanses your pet's skin and prepares it for healing by moisturizing as well. PuriClean combines the skin-improvement properties of Patchouli, Mountain Savory, and other essential oils so that you can help your pet feel its best. - Animal Scents Infect-Away Oil Blend
This is step two of Young Living's three-part system to support your pet's skin healing. This prediluted blend includes Ocotea, Patchouli, Myrrh and other cleansing oils that help guard against harmful contaminants while supporting your pet's irritated coat or skin. Carefully apply according to the size and species of the animal. Additional dilution is recommended for smaller species. You can also put 8−10 drops in a 1-ounce spray bottle with distilled water for a quick skin-cleansing spritz. Best when used as part of a three-part system: PuriClean, followed by Infect Away, then Mendwell oil blend. - Animal Scents MendWell Oil Blend
This is step three of helping your pet heal and recover from minor scrapes and scratches. This prediluted blend supports your pet's natural healing process by soothing and moisturizing dry, sensitive, and distressed skin. Plus the aroma of Lavender, Frankincense, Geranium, and more creates an uplifting environment and promotes feelings of health and wellness for your pet.
- Fleas, ticks, and pests - Citronella, Tea tree, Citronella, Animal Scents Ointment
- Aches, pains, and inflammation - SulfurZyme, NingXia Red, Helichrysum, Copaiba
- Emotions and trauma - Frankincense, Peace & Calming, Stress Away, Lavender
- Apply one drop of your chosen oil to your hands and rub them together. Hold your pet or allow them to sit close to you and get used to them. Do not try to force them to smell your hands or hold them. Let the animal approach you, and if they show interest in the area that has the oils let them sniff/approach at their own pace.
- Diffuse your oils on the intermittent setting. Always ensure the animals aren't initially locked in a room and can come and go freely. Your pets should be able to leave the room at any time if they choose. Don't start the diffuser right over where they sleep initially, but only after they are comfortable with diffusing. If the animals pace or look at the diffuser often, they could be uncomfortable with the scent so just allow them to leave the area or add more water to the diffuser to dilute the scent further.
- Try the ‘Petting Method'. Simply apply an oil to your hands and gently “pet” your animal. The animal's hair will actually carry oils down the hair follicle into the skin. Only apply oils to a small part of the animal's coat or body initially. The oils will get where they need to go!
- Always start with 1 drop of essential oil, and apply more often versus using more drops.
- In general, avoid the eye area, unless this area is one of need. According to Dr. Melissa Shelton, DVM, in this case you can use a very diluted ‘eye spritzer' (ex: up to 4 drops of Lavender in 120 mL water) to mist around the eyes.
- When using an oil for the first time or for pets under 20 lbs it's best to dilute with a 1:4 ratio or more. That's one drop of essential oil to 4 drops of carrier oil (like V-6 or coconut oil). Apply oil(s) mid-spine to the tail and down the rear legs. Once animals are familiar with oils, they can be applied to the neck, head, outer ears, front legs, and so forth.
- In general, for animals over 20 lbs use a 1:1 dilution ratio.
- Always dilute “hot” oils like Oregano, Peppermint, Thieves, etc. You can always add more oil, so dilute more and apply more frequently versus diluting less.
- Use cation with oils and blends containing cinnamon or clove for dogs (like Thieves). These plants are toxic to them and while the distilled oil is different, it is better to be safe with these particular oils.
- For dogs - approximately 1 capsule or more of Allerzyme (Spotlight) per meal for every 20 lb of body weight; ½ of each Essentialzymes-4 (Spotlight) per meal for every 50 lb of body weight.
- Adding a round of Life 9 (Spotlight) after antibiotics, oral use of antimicrobial oils, severe diarrhea, or an infection is a wonderful way to support a healthy microbiome for your pets! For dogs, ¼ to ½ capsule for every 20 lbs per day is good for general maintenance, and for very large dogs, you can use up to 1 capsule.
- MultiGreens (Spotlight) is a wonderful supplement to include for immune support, viral infections, and neurologic support. For dogs, 1 capsule for every 10 lb daily (up to 1-2 per day).
- NingXia Red (Spotlight #1, Spotlight #2) is amazing for SO many things. For dogs, ¼ oz for up to 20 lb, ½ oz for 20-50 lb, ¾ oz for 50-100 lb, and 1 oz for over 100 lb – no dilution required (only if preferred!).
- Allerzyme (Spotlight)
- 1 cap per 10 lb (12 daily max)
- Digest & Cleanse (Spotlight)
- 1 cap per 10 lb (6 daily max)
- Essentialzymes-4 (Spotlight)
- 1 of each cap once daily per 50 lbs
- Inner Defense (Spotlight)
- 1 softgel 1 or more times daily
- Life 9 (Spotlight)
- 1 cap 1 or more times daily
- Longevity Softgels (Spotlight)
- 1 per 10 lb (4 daily max)
- MindWise
- 1 oz once daily up to 50 lb
- Mineral Essence (Spotlight)
- 1 dropper per 10 lb (6 droppers daily max)
- MultiGreens (Spotlight)
- 1 capsule per 10 lb (4 daily max)
- NingXia Red (Spotlight #1, Spotlight #2)
- 1-2 oz twice daily (depending on needs, severity)
- ParaFree
- 1 cap per 10 lb (6 daily max)
- Rehemogen
- 1 dropper 4 times daily up to 50 lb
- SulfurZyme (Spotlight)
- 1 capsule (or ½ tsp powder) per 10 lb twice daily
- Super B (Spotlight)
- 1 tablet once daily per 50 lb
- 1 tablet once daily per 50 lb
- Animal Scents Spotlight
- Animal Wellness Box
- Oils & Cats
- Oils & Large Animals
- Oils & Farm Animals
- Oils & Exotic Animals
As Always, I'm here to support you.
Your Oily Girlfriend
Jennifer
- Start by placing a drop of oil on your hands and allowing your pet to sniff.
- Diffuse on intermittent to let your cat get used to it
- Remember cats have heightened smell, so a little goes a long way. This is especially important with cats because they metabolize differently (they lack a particular liver enzyme).
- Diluting is never a bad choice!
- Animal Scents ParaGize Oil Blend
A settling, cleansing blend of Ginger, Anise, and Peppermint essential oils great for any digestive needs. This relaxing, soothing blend can be applied to your pet's abdomen or diffused to support your pet with its comforting properties. - Animal Scents T-Away Oil Blend
So many of our pets experience emotional trauma that can often leave them with debilitating needs. Animal Scents T-Away is our go-to for everything from storm anxiety to more complex emotional issues with our pets. Apply according to animal size, but in general apply 1 drop behind each ear to calm your pet.
- Animal Scents PuriClean Oil Blend
This is the first step in Young Living's three-part system to support pet recovery from minor scrapes and scratches. This prediluted blend refreshes and cleanses your pet's skin and prepares it for healing by moisturizing as well. PuriClean combines the skin-improvement properties of Patchouli, Mountain Savory, and other essential oils so that you can help your pet feel its best. - Animal Scents Infect-Away Oil Blend
This is step two of Young Living's three-part system to support your pet's skin healing. This prediluted blend includes Ocotea, Patchouli, Myrrh and other cleansing oils that help guard against harmful contaminants while supporting your pet's irritated coat or skin. Carefully apply according to the size and species of the animal. Additional dilution is recommended for smaller species. You can also put 8−10 drops in a 1-ounce spray bottle with distilled water for a quick skin-cleansing spritz. Best when used as part of a three-part system: PuriClean, followed by Infect Away, then Mendwell oil blend. - Animal Scents MendWell Oil Blend
This is step three of helping your pet heal and recover from minor scrapes and scratches. This prediluted blend supports your pet's natural healing process by soothing and moisturizing dry, sensitive, and distressed skin. Plus the aroma of Lavender, Frankincense, Geranium, and more creates an uplifting environment and promotes feelings of health and wellness for your pet.
- Fleas, ticks, and pests - Citronella, Tea tree, Citronella, Animal Scents Ointment
- Aches, pains, and inflammation - SulfurZyme, NingXia Red, Helichrysum, Copaiba
- Emotions and trauma - Frankincense, Peace & Calming, Stress Away, Lavender
- Apply one drop of your chosen oil to your hands and rub them together. Hold your pet or allow them to sit close to you and get used to them. Do not try to force them to smell your hands or hold them. Let the animal approach you, and if they show interest in the area that has the oils let them sniff/approach at their own pace.
- Diffuse your oils on the intermittent setting. Always ensure the animals aren't initially locked in a room and can come and go freely. Your pets should be able to leave the room at any time if they choose. Don't start the diffuser right over where they sleep initially, but only after they are comfortable with diffusing. If the animals pace or look at the diffuser often, they could be uncomfortable with the scent so just allow them to leave the area or add more water to the diffuser to dilute the scent further.
- Try the ‘Petting Method'. Simply apply an oil to your hands and gently “pet” your animal. The animal's hair will actually carry oils down the hair follicle into the skin. Only apply oils to a small part of the animal's coat or body initially. The oils will get where they need to go!
- Always start with 1 drop of essential oil, and apply more often versus using more drops. This is especially important with cats because they metabolize differently (they lack a particular liver enzyme).
- In general, avoid the eye area, unless this area is one of need. According to Dr. Melissa Shelton, DVM, in this case you can use a very diluted ‘eye spritzer' (ex: up to 4 drops of Lavender in 120 mL water) to mist around the eyes.
- When using an oil for the first time or for pets under 20 lbs it's best to dilute with a 1:4 ratio or more. That's one drop of essential oil to 4 drops of carrier oil (like V-6 or coconut oil). Apply oil(s) mid-spine to the tail and down the rear legs. Once animals are familiar with oils, they can be applied to the neck, head, outer ears, front legs, and so forth.
- In general, for animals over 20 lbs use a 1:1 dilution ratio.
- Always dilute “hot” oils like Oregano, Peppermint, Thieves, etc. You can always add more oil, so dilute more and apply more frequently versus diluting less.
- For cats - approximately 1 capsule of Allerzyme (Spotlight) daily; approximately ¼ to ½ of each capsule of EssentialZymes-4 (Spotlight) daily
- Adding a round of Life 9 after antibiotics, oral use of antimicrobial oils, severe diarrhea, or an infection is a wonderful way to support a healthy microbiome for your pets! For cats, ¼ to ½ capsule can be mixed with soft food, 2-3 times a day or as needed.
- MultiGreens (Spotlight) is a wonderful supplement to include for immune support, viral infections, and neurologic support (especially in the presence of conditions such as feline leukemia). For cats, ½ of a capsule daily (up to 1-2 whole capsules).
- NingXia Red (Spotlight #1, Spotlight #2) is amazing for SO many things. For cats, about ½ tsp daily, up to 1 tsp during illness, divided in 3-4 doses. Dilute in fresh water, add to food, give in a syringe.
- Animal Scents Spotlight
- Animal Wellness Box
- Oils & Dogs
- Oils & Large Animals
- Oils & Farm Animals
- Oils & Exotic Animals
As Always, I'm here to support you.
Your Oily Girlfriend
Jennifer
- A line specifically created for the furry friends in your life
- Animal Scents Ointment is a favorite for human skin needs as well!
- Products are free of GMOs, wheat, soy, corn, and gluten-containing ingredients
- Great for all breeds and coats, including long and short hair
- Formulated without phosphates, parabens, phthalates, mineral oil, synthetic perfumes or dyes, artificial colors, flavors/fragrances, preservatives, or toxic ingredients
- Includes Shampoo, Ointment, and Infect Away, Mendwell, ParaGize, Puriclean, and T-Away essential oil blends
- Animal Wellness Box
- Oils & Cats
- Oils & Dogs
- Oils & Large Animals
- Oils & Farm Animals
- Oils & Exotic Animals
As Always, I'm here to support you.
Your Oily Girlfriend
Jennifer