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How do I use essential oils safely on my pet?

By December 12, 2015 0
“Oilers” are typically accustomed to passing around DIY (Do it Yourself) recipes from their MLM ‘upline,’ or from others that use the same brand of essential oils. The danger with these is that they are usually not created by people who have degrees in Aromatherapy nor understand appropriate, both internal and external usage of oils (especially internal usage of EO’s) which is not recommended unless recommended by a health professional. Most distressing is that so may oilers use much too
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Why we use Aloe Vera in every Endless Mt. Oil Blend

By November 25, 2015 0
Aloe has been known for its medicinal properties for more than 1,000 years and is a succulent plant with no stem, fleshy leaves, and little “sacs” filled with healing juice. Fresh from the plant, this juice can be applied to burns, cuts, wounds, and sunburn and has rapid anti-inflammatory results. Commercial products exctract the juice and thickens it into a gel. We use it “whole”, and it’s 100% pure, so your pet gets the best healing results.   Origination: East and West
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How Essential Oils Help Prevent Lick Granuloma

By November 12, 2015 2
Acral Lick Granuloma: A Dermatology Nightmare--but EO's come to the rescue on this one!!! T. J. Dunn, Jr., DVM says:, "Everyone who has had a dog with a lick granuloma will tell the same story. The skin lesion started as a tiny sore spot on the skin and the dog kept licking at it. Applying medications didn't seem to help much and the darn thing kept spreading outward while thickening. It often would be wet and oozing from the dog licking
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What are the benefits of using our Anti-anxiety Blends?

By October 23, 2015 1
So who is diffusing “Anti-Anxiety” Blend around their pets besides me? Groomers, Veterinarians, shelters and rescues, foster homes, boarding facilities, and breeding kennels and those sharing their home with anxious animals of all sorts, and even people on long road trips are doing it! I love it when I get an email stating how impressed someone was with how their dogs rode in the car for thousands of miles - without their typical stress-filled antics, or panting (a sign of stress)!  SUPER!
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How Proper Nutrition and our Digestion Blend Can Help your pet Eliminate without irritation

By October 22, 2015 0
YES, that is a dog butt! (and a very irritated one!) Nothing is worse that smelling the secretion of anal glands, or having to extract them. Even worse, having your precious pup spread that nasty stuff all over your carpet! It is much more common is some breeds. But just for your quick education:   Dogs have two anal glands, positioned at around 10 o'clock and 2 o'clock on the "Anus Watch".  The anal glands sit just inside the rectum and create a nasty,
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How Can I prevent Yeasty Ears?

By October 21, 2015 1
  It’s a fact that veterinarians become frustrated and just content to sit on one way of doing things when it comes to skin issues.  They may be a bit burned out, and so continuing education regarding one of their least favorite topics - ear infections, allergies, and skin infections - are definitely at the bottom of their list, and they just stay with the ‘same old, same old” conventional way of doing things that they KNOW don’t even work! I don't
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How to naturally treat cancerous and non-cancerous tumors

By October 20, 2015 1
DUMP THOSE LUMPS! No matter what you select, all essential oils will lend their benefits - emotional and physical - to the situation. I would recommend our Feline Allergy Blend to address bumps on Felines and Canine Allergy Blend for dogs. Their ingredients are safe for such application https://www.oliaforpets.com/product/allergy-blend-feline/ Our “Wound Care” can be VERY beneficial post-op if you need to have a lump removed by surgery!! Click here to order our Feline Wound Care Blend Click here to order our Canine Wound Care Blend Advice on
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4 Causes of Hot Spots

By September 23, 2015 0
 Hot spots are open, red sores caused by a dog constantly licking the site of irritation. But what leads to the incessant licking? A WET COAT It is not uncommon for a dog that loves to swim to often develop hot spots, because they are constantly wet. Dogs tend to lick at wet fur, which in turn can actually lead to a hot spot.  Be sure after swimming or bathtime, that you thoroughly dry your dog’s coat, especially if they have long
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Bathing Your Dog with Essential Oils

By September 4, 2015 1
Natural Anti-fungal Baths and Rinses For skin yeast infections, I recommend a natural anti-fungal shampoo like our All Natural Pet Shampoo. I  have formulated a blend that includes several essential oils targeted specifically at yeast, bacteria, and are anti-inflammatory, as well as anti-parasitic. You can bathe your dog as often as necessary, but once a week at a minimum if you have inflammation going on. Since grains and carbs feed yeast, I don't recommend using oatmeal-based shampoos for pets with allergies
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