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The advice shared in this site has not been evaluated by the FDA. The products and methods recommended are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any illness or disease, nor is it intended to replace proper medical help. As you offer or look for answers, kindly understand that essential oils work to help to bring the body into balance - thus helping the body's natural defenses to restore homeostasis. Essential oils are not used to "treat" medical problems.

Monday, September 1, 2014

Essential Oils for Dogs

From http://www.natural-dog-health-remedies.com/essential-oils-for-dogs.html

Safe Essential Oils for Dogs

Essential Oils

Properties & Uses

BergamotAntifungal, soothing.
Excellent for ear infections caused by yeast or bacterial overgrowth.
Caution: Can cause photosensitization. Avoid the sun after use.
Carrot SeedAnti-inflammatory, tonic, with moderate antibacterial effects.
Good for dry, flaky, sensitive skin which is prone to infection.
Can rejuvenate and stimulate tissue regeneration, thus effective for scar healing.
CedarwoodAntiseptic, tonifying, circulation-stimulating.
Good for skin and coat conditioning and dermatitis of all types.
Flea-repelling.
Chamomile, GermanAnti-inflammatory, non-toxic, gentle and safe to use.
Good for skin irritations, allergic reactions, burns.
Chamomile, RomanAntispasmodic, analgesic, nerve-calming.
Good for soothing the central nervous system.
Effective for relief of muscle pains, cramps, teething pain.
A "must-have" oil for dogs!
Clary SageNerve-calming, gentle when used in small amounts and properly diluted.
Sedates the central nervous system.
Eucalyptus RadiataAntiviral, anti-inflammatory, an expectorant.
Good for relief of chest congestion.
Effective in repelling flea.
GeraniumGentle and safe, antifungal.
Good for skin irritations, fungal ear infections.
Effective in repelling ticks.
GingerNon-toxic, non-irritating and safe to use in small amounts, properly diluted.
Good for motion sickness, aids digestion.
Effective for pain relief caused by arthritis, dysplasia, strains and sprains.
HelichrysumAnti-inflammatory, analgesic, regenerative effects; extremely therapeutic.
Excellent for skin conditions and irritations (e.g. eczema).
Effective for healing of scars and bruises.
Effective for pain relief.
LavenderVery safe and gentle, antibacterial, anti-itch, nerve-calming.
Good for many common animal ailments, e.g. skin irritations, first aid.
A "must-have" oil for your dog!
Marjoram, SweetStrong antibacterial, calming, a muscle relaxant.
Good for bacterial skin infections, wound care, insect repelling.
NiaouliAntihistaminic, powerful antibacterial properties, yet less likely to cause irritation than Tea Tree.
Good for ear infections and skin problems caused by allergies.
A "must-have" for dogs!
PeppermintAntispamodic, stimulates circulation, insect-repelling.
Good for arthritis, dysplasia, sprains and strains.
Works well with ginger to treat motion sickness.
Another "must-have" for dogs!
Sweet OrangeCalming, deodorizing, flea-repelling.
Caution: Can cause photosensitization. Avoid the sun after use.
ValerianNerve-calming.
Good for treating dog anxiety such as separation and noise anxiety.

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