Elizabeth: questions about essential oils NOW OT

[Guest guest]

Hmmm. Interesting. My cats are still around and I have nebulized essential

oils for years. Where did you get your information? This is news to me. My

cats are fine.

 

S.

 

 

I just wanted to mention quickly and then get out of here, that you should never

EVER

do the above or use any essential oils with CATS. Essential oils in the air and

anywhere

near them is toxic to cats and can be FATAL. So please no kitties with EO's.

Thanks

 

Purrrrrsian

 

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[Guest guest]

Hi all

 

On Mon, Sep 15, 2003 at 12:06:22 -0500, Elizabeth wrote:

>

> 1. A well made nebulizing diffuser retails generally around $90-$110

>

> 2. Using essential oils in the over the candle style differs/warmers

> may make the air smell good and may have some limited therapeutic

> effect- but for the most part has little to no therapeutic value. The

> oil heater method fractionates, oxidizes and produces residues that the

> nebulizer does not. Nebulization ionizes and naturally suspends very

> fine oil molecules in the air, making the essential oil more

> bio-available. Because the oil particles are so fine they do not

> condense and remain in suspension in the air for a longer period. This

> reduces consumption of essential oils.

 

I just wanted to mention quickly and then get out of here, that you should never

EVER

do the above or use any essential oils with CATS. Essential oils in the air and

anywhere

near them is toxic to cats and can be FATAL. So please no kitties with EO's.

Thanks

 

Purrrrrsian