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ESSENTIAL
OIL PROPERTIES
Note
On Safety: We never
use any essential oils internally on any pet. We do
not use any essential oil "neat" undiluted
on canine skin.
| Cedarwood,
Atlas (Cedrus atlantica): Great for canine skin
rashes, freshens coat and skin, deodorizes and is
good as an insect repellent. |
| Chamomile,
German (Matricaria recutita): Can be helpful
for dogs that have arthritis (through massage),
cuts, dermatitis, inflamed skin, insect bites, sores,
strains, stress, wounds, pain, sensitive skin.
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| Chamomile,
Roman (Chamaemelum nobilis): Can be helpful
for muscle pain on working dogs, puppy teething
pain, great for burns, wounds, inflammation, allergic
reactions, dry itchy skin, dermatitis, hypersensitive
skin. Great for canine massage! |
| Clary
Sage (Salvia sclarea): Can be helpful for dogs
that are nervous and stressed (move, car rides,
during show, thunder storms, vet visit). |
| Cypress
Can be good for wounds. |
| Eucalyptus
(Eucalyptus globulus):
Can be used for canine wounds, inflammations, cuts,
muscle aches and may relieve some pain, can repel
insects. |
| Eucalyptus,
Lemon: |
| Frankincense
(Olibanum): Good for anxious dogs and puppies,
may help with minor wounds, sores, bug bites. A
rare scent. |
| Geranium,
Rose (Pelargonium roseum): A great insect repellent
which we use on all hikes with our dogs. |
| Geranium: |
| Grapefruit,
Pink (Citrus paradisi): Cold Pressed - May
help canine coat and skin care, great for smelly
oily coats and has a quite happy aroma. |
| Helichrysum
(Helichrysum italicum): Seems to help heal most
paw cuts, hot spots, canine dermatitis, irritated
dog skin, and minor wounds. |
| Juniper
Berry (Juniperus communis): Seems to work on
dogs with oily fur, dandruff and eczema. Light and
green scent. |
| Lavender
(Lavandula angustifolia):
May help dogs with skin allergies. We use it for
paw cuts, canine dermatitis, insect bites, bruises,
itching, teeth cleaning, sores and during hikes
to repel some nasty bugs. |
| Myrrh
(Commiphora myrrha): We use this on our dogs'
chapped, cracked paws, skin rashes, hot spots, minor
wounds, ear and teeth care, fleas and ticks seem
to dislike the odor. |
| Niaouli
(Melaleuca quinquenervia) chemotype
Linalol or
Nerolidol): Gentler than Tea Tree, can be great
for minor canine cuts and wounds. |
| Orange,
Sweet (Citrus sinensis): A
delightful source for natural citrus scent!
Can be calming and good for canine eczema. |
| Patchouli
(Pogostemon cablin): We use
it on cracked and cut paws, canine dermatitis and
eczema, all fur care and as an insect repellent.
Also a great coat scent! |
| Thyme
(Thymus vulgaris) chemotype Linalol or Geraniol:
Seems to work on canine eczema, and staph infections. |
| Rose
Otto, Turkish-Rosa damascena: read
more about it Our favorite! Makes dog coat smell
great! Seems to help dogs with sensitive skin and
coat, may help canine eczema and calming dogs. Great
for ear cleaning as well. |
| Ylang
Ylang (Cananga odorata): Great scent! May help
balances oil production in all coat types. Makes
coat smell real nice. Can also bring your dog's
mood up and relax at the same time. We use this
in our skin and coat balancing canine massage oil. |
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