Aromatherapy Safety for Dogs
General Safety Tips
Do not use near ears, eyes, nose or genitals
Only use pure certified tested grade oils
Know your pet's health – if in doubt get advice from your vet or an holistic vet
Be cautious and get advice before using oils around animals that are pregnant, the young, senior or animals on certain medication and conditions
Watch your dog’s behaviour. If they show clear signs they do not want an oil, respect their choice
All animals respond differently and some are more sensitive than others – if your dog is showing signs such as distress, drooling, panting, shaking, vomiting etc stop using the oil immediately and seek advice
If your pet has a reaction. Stop using the oil immediately and seek veterinary advice
Oils to Avoid with Dogs
Birch, Wintergreen and Tea Tree(Melaleuca)
Use with care hot oils such as Cinnamon, Oregano, Clove, Thyme, Rosemary and Cassia
If you want to learn more about how essential oils can help your dog, book in a free 15 minutes, “Bark-n-Chat” and we can discuss how we can move forward to helping you and your dog.
*The information, products and services mentioned on this website are not intended to replace professional medical advice. We recommend always consulting with your veterinarian or health professional first with any concerns or conditions relating to you or your pets health. These statements have not been evaluated by the Therapeutic Goods of Australia (TGA) or the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any diseases.