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Why use a BLEND instead of a single essential oil?

By January 6, 2018 0
Using a blend instead of a single essential oil... There is an extreme benefit in my experience, in using a blend of many beneficial essential oils - instead of "just Frankincense" or another single essential oil.  Just as there are many types of tumors, different essential oils can target various cell types a bit differently.  They can contribute to anti-viral measures, immune system support, anti-histamine actions, anti-inflammatory actions, anti-bacterial actions, pain reduction, and a variety of other properties that may be
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Essential Oils to Treat MRSA (and other antibiotic-resistant bacteria)

By November 9, 2017 0
  I’ve recently become extremely interested in essential oils as one of the few effective treatments for MRSA, and other antibiotic-resistant bacterial infections. I really believe one of our last resorts to successfully treat these horrible, many times drug-resistant, infections lie with essential oils. I came across a discussion between Dr. Karen Becker (holistic vet) and Dr. Shelton on this subject. Dr. Shelton, a holistic vet says that she “has MRSA patients who have responded to essential oils when nothing else worked. “The
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Side effects of Corticosteroids in dogs and cats (and alternatives)

By August 11, 2016 0
Corticosteroids are among the most commonly prescribed medications in veterinary medicine. But they are also the most abused and misused. Many pet parents are tired of the serious side effects and are saying, "Enough! There must be a better way!" Why are they dangerous? These stress hormones replace what is naturally produced by the adrenal glands, under the control of the pituitary gland. If we give them to our pet, its pituitary gland senses it and its adrenal glands won't work anymore,
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How Can Essential Oil Blends and a Proper Diet Help My Pet?

By January 27, 2016 0
GREAT QUESTION!  And as I find myself answering questions about this topic, all day, by email, Facebook, and our "contact us" form on this site, I find myself not just saying, "there's and oil for that!" at every turn. And that's because I will approach each individual pet's needs from a HOLISTIC approach, because no "one thing" works for every illness, disease, or issue in every single pet. And EVERY part of the pet must be considered. And trust me,
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7 Ways to Improve Your Pet’s Life With Therapeutic Essential Oil Blends

By December 14, 2015 1
    Your furry friend is important to you, and so is their health. But caring for your pet may have required you to use chemicals or products that you aren’t entirely comfortable with. Have you ever wondered if there was a natural/holistic way to care for pets’ everyday needs? Essential Oil Blends just might be the answer. Long recognized as a natural remedy to many ailments for humans, studies are finding that essential oils can be just as effective in helping your
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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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What are some Alternatives to NSAIDs for Pain Relief in my pet? (And dangers of Steroids)

By August 24, 2015 3
Alternatives to NSaids for Pain Relief  I’m sure you are familiar with the names of Non Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs (NSAIDs) like Rimadyl, Metacam, Deramaxx and Previcox. These drugs are prescribed by vets to treat inflammation and pain, not only for long-term diseases like arthritis, but also for injuries and other conditions. At some point during your dog’s life, your vet may recommend NSAIDs. But, unfortunately, they will most likely leave out the risks associated with these drugs – information you need to make an
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Using Caution with Harsh Flea and Tick Medications

By July 22, 2015 0
PLEASE! If You Must Use a Harsh Chemical Pest Repellent, Read This Before You Do In addition to the risks associated with spot-on treatments, I am simply not aware of any chemical-based pest control pill, dip, solution, shampoo, or collar that's without the potential for side effects. Just because a compound is applied to or worn on your pet's fur doesn't necessarily mean it's safe. Be aware ... what goes on your pet typically ends up in your pet's system. Fleas, ticks, and
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