EOs and dogs??

[Guest guest]

I know that some think that there are som EOs that are safe to use on

dogs. BUT I know that I have read it somewhere (in Swedish

newspapers?) that the most commonly used teatree eo - IS harmful,

well even poisinous (sp??) for furry babies due to their skin is much

thinner than that on human beings.

On many lists (and on some peoples websites) there are products for

dogs (and cats) using EO:s - but is it realy safe??

 

I would like to know what you think about this and if there are

something more scientific written about this topic. Wouldn't for the

life of me put something harmful on my darling RR Fiona. Talking

about her, it's time for our morning walk :-D

 

Fragrant Blessings,

Ylva

[Guest guest]

Hello Ylva,

I am not a expert at all, Butch posted a link to the doggy expert:)

I have toy poodles, When my girl gets pregnant she develops a

nervous licking habit, just one spot on her paw, there is nothing

there but she licks herself almost raw- I do not use chemicals on

my dogs and I am especially cautious when they are pregnant. I had

tried to just bandage it so she couldn't get to the spot but she

gets it off , so I put tea tree 1 drop in 4 ounces of vitamin E and

the sore spot was gone in 2 days, I did bandage it so she couldn't

lick it but she wanted nothing to do with it. NORMALLY I would use

flower essences but they weren't working & I needed that sore spot

healed before she gave birth, as 3 ounce pups crawling all over her

with anything on her made me nervous, so it worked -FOR ME!

I also diffuse lavender lightly ,in the whelping area, & use tea

tree in a hose sprayer to disinfect the area where the dogs go

outside, they are not allowed out there until it is completely

dry, Again, this works for ME.

Gea

 

 

 

 

, " ruby_mama2001 "

<ruby_mama2001> wrote:

> I know that some think that there are som EOs that are safe to use

on

> dogs.