Natural Solutions for our Furry Friends

The use of essential oils in pets is a fascinating study.  Animals have an innate ability to heal themselves in nature using plants and such.  Animals have an instinctive drive to seek out the healing herbs and minerals that they need.  The practice of animal self-medication is called zoopharmacognosy. 

Let's get real...there is some pretty scary (and controversial) stuff on the internet these days, including information about about using essential oils with pets. Mommy bloggers and Dr. Google may not be the best sources to get your information when it comes to safely using essential oils and natural products with your furry friends. There are a lot of myths and misinformation on the internet, but using essential oils with your pets can be instrumental in supporting your pets if you know how to do it safely. In fact, whether your dog gets stressed out from fireworks and thunderstorms, or your cat could benefit from some digestive support, using essential oils as part of a well-rounded health program can actually help your pets thrive and live the best possible life.

Note: Before using any product with or around your pet, it is important to note that not all essential oils are created equal. Many oils on the market may boast “100% pure ” on the label, but they could contain substances that are actually toxic to animals and should be avoided. This is also true with many candles, wax melts, air fresheners, cleaning solutions and fabric fresheners. To ensure the highest quality products, be sure your essential oilss are third-party tested and Certified Pure Tested Grade. 

I offer personal consultations to help support your pet's health needs.

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I regularly offer essential oil classes online and in person.  Check out the Upcoming Classes page or contact me to find out more.

Need a personalized consultation to naturally support the animals you love?  I offer in-person and online consultations to create a wellness plan specific to your pet.