When we say that essential oils can be enjoyed by the whole family, that includes Bingo and Whiskers. There are just a few things that you need to keep in mind to make sure your fur (or scale, or wool, or feather, or hairless) babies stay safe and enjoy all the benefits YL oils have to offer.
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Thanks for another excellent post. Where else can anyone get this kind of information in such a perfect approach of writing? I have a presentation next week, and I am searching for some more information.|
Hey Lachelle! We pride ourselves in giving the best ideas and usages in the essential oil industry, but on our blog there are other posts on how to use essential oils to help the wellness of animals. We also have a product guide on the Young Living website that can provide more insight into animal products and their uses. Thanks for stopping by and we hope this helped and that your presentation goes well!
Thank you for such vital info. Our animals are our family and we want the best for them. Young Living oils are truly Godly oils to be used daily. They are the fruits of earth.
Hello Mandi, We are sorry to hear about your son's dog. Young Living’s products are intended only for the use listed on individual labels—either for topical/aromatic use or as a dietary supplement. Please always refer to the label for usage directions. Because Young Living’s products are not labeled to be used as drugs, they are not intended for use in the treatment or cure of disease or any abnormal function of an animal’s body, including ailments or injuries for your animal. Therefore, Young Living cannot provide advice or recommendation for products to address any type of disease, ailment, or injury. We advise that you consult with a veterinarian on your specific issue.
Hi Sherry, Young Living’s products are intended only for the use listed on individual labels—either for topical/aromatic use or as a dietary supplement. Please always refer to the label for usage directions. Because Young Living’s products are not labeled to be used as drugs, they are not intended for use in the treatment or cure of disease or any abnormal function of an animal’s body, including ailments or injuries for your animal. Therefore, Young Living cannot provide advice or recommendation for products to address any type of disease, ailment, or injury. We advise that you consult with a veterinarian on your specific issue.
Thank you Karen!!!!
I have looked everywhere but cannot seem to find any information on oils with rabbits, does anyone have any information on that?
Looking for summer itch skin relief for a donkey.
He scratches his ears on tree branches and makes them bleed.
Thank you.
Hi Joan, We suggest reviewing the Animal Scents™ blends or other essential oil products. Please discuss these products further with your veterinarian for specific recommendations for your donkey. Thanks for stopping by with your question!
Anyone use EO on/around goats? I have 5 nannies about a year old that hate loud noises. They run as far away as they can get and have tried to jump the fence before to get away. I'm concerned about them getting hurt. Also something for ticks and flies would be great for them.
To calm them in spite of loud noises, please use Peace + Calming oil on their withers, hooves, and behind ears.
For ticks and flies: Please use Purification oil.
Can I assume that the animal scents ointment is safe to use on all animals...specifically cats?
I use animal scents ointment on my cat. Keep in mind that for cats less is best. You don't need much anyway as it works so well. I've been using it on his back near the tail where fur is missing. The ointment helps to sooth and when he sees the jar he's one happy critter as it makes him feel better.
I have a small dog who has bladder control problems and will have accidents in the house. Has anyone had success using oils for this issue?