Insider Secrets to Using Essential Oils with Animals

Insider Secrets to Using

Essential Oils with Animals Learn How My “Top 25 Essential Oils”

Can Benefit Your Animal (and You) To Live a Toxin Free Lifestyle!

Discover methods of safely using essential oils and how to create a toxin free

lifestyle for your animal family members, yourself, and your loved ones.

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Contents

Discover The Joy Of Sharing Essential Oils With Animals ..................................................................... 4

History of Essential Oils .......................................................................................................................................... 4

What Is an Essential Oil? ........................................................................................................................................ 4

How Do Essential Oils Work? ................................................................................................................................ 4

My Top 3 Essential Oils Picks ...................................................................................................................................... 5

FACTOID! ................................................................................................................................................................... 5

The Safety Of Using Essential Oils With Animals ................................................................................... 6

Cautionary Tales: Using Essential Oils with Cats..................................................................................................... 6

Essential Oils Can Help Support Positive Relationships .................................................................................... 6

Tea Tree Oil (Melaluca Alternifolia) and Cats .................................................................................................. 6

My “Top 25” Essential Oils .................................................................................................................... 7

Using Essential Oils With Animals ........................................................................................................ 13

Massaging Meesha .................................................................................................................................................... 13

Essential Oils Enhance the Massage Experience! ............................................................................................ 13

Animal Chakras .................................................................................................................................... 14

The 8 Major Chakras ................................................................................................................................................. 15

Potential Methods of Using Essential Oils with Animals ...................................................................... 16

How to Use Carrier Oils with Essential Oils .......................................................................................................... 16

Petting Applications ................................................................................................................................................... 16

Water Diffusion ..................................................................................................................................................... 17

Kitty Aroma Harmony Technique ....................................................................................................................... 17

Canine Aroma Harmony Technique ................................................................................................................... 17

Important Tips for Using Essential Oils ................................................................................................................... 17

Frequently Asked Questions About Essential Oils ................................................................................ 18

Ready To Get Started? .......................................................................................................................... 19

Here’s How to Order Young Living Oils ................................................................................................................ 19

Best Deal! Get Your Premium Starter Kit .............................................................................................................. 20

About Anne .......................................................................................................................................... 21

Contact Anne ............................................................................................................................................................... 21


I wrote this handbook to share my

experiences with you of how essential oils

have enriched the lives of my animal family

members, my animal clients and their people

and myself. I offer this guide to assist those of

you who are new to essential oils and for

those who have used essential oils for

yourselves and would like to learn about how

to use them with your pets.

I am inspired by my animal family members

as they encourage me to always continue

seeking the most loving and gentle methods of

supporting their physical and emotional

wellbeing. I thank God for the gift that He has

given us in these oils.

I hope you enjoy!


Discover The Joy Of Sharing Essential Oils With Animals

History of Essential Oils Evidence has been found of the essential oils having been utilized by the Egyptians and by

the Chinese at the same time. Essential oils have been incorporated for systemic support for

over 3000 years in India. (460-377 B.C.E.) Essential Oils are mentioned in the Bible 1100

times either directly or indirectly.

“But You have exalted my horn like that of the wild ox; I have been anointed with fresh oil.”

Psalm 92:10

What Is an Essential Oil? Essential oils can be distilled from many parts of a plant: stems, branches, fruits, flowers,

seeds, roots, bark, needles, and leaves. They are the life blood of the plant. Each essential

oil is composed of its own molecular structure. Chemical compounds of essential oils include

phenols, phenylpropanoids, monoterpenes and sesquiterpenes which serve different

purposes in the supporting the body.

How Do Essential Oils Work? Oils have intelligence and go where they are needed in the body. They seek

cells that resonate with a similar frequency. They listen for cells to resonate

like their own; that is how they know the location they are needed.

I frequently utilize essential oils for physical and emotional support. When

inhaled, essential oils interact with the olfactory nerves and the limbic system

which controls several systems of the body.

Essential oils serve you and your animal family members by providing:

• Support for the nervous system

• Helps with periodic upset/sour stomach

• A safe, toxin free way to clean your home

• Supports a healthy immune system

• Supports the lungs and sinuses

• Assists in healthy joint and cartilage function

• Helps promote emotional well-being

• and so much more!


My Top 3 Essential Oils Picks

These are my “go to” oils that I use with my animals, family members and clients:

FACTOID! Did you know? The National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health studied 2,983 ingredients in our

products at home-and found 884 toxic ingredients. 146 they knew caused cancer tumors-but were still

allowed in the United States, even though they were banned in other countries around the world. Many of

these chemicals are allowed in common cleaning supplies in the United States-things under your cabinets

right now.

There is a low cost, all-around cleaning product that is safe for pets and family members of all ages

(see page 11). And now many veterinary hospitals are using essential oils for cleaning and more too!1

1 Sarah Harnisch, Gameplan: The Complete Guide to go from Starter Kit to Silver (Sarah Harnish:2016)

Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia)

•Most versatile of all essential oils, no home Has a sweet, floral aroma that is soothing and refreshing. Lavender’s aroma is great for relaxing such as for those stressful visits to the veterinarian. Diffuse to create a calming and comforting environment. Because it is the most versatile of all essential oils, no home should be without it.

Valor®

•Valor® One of favorite essential oils to support pets during stressful situations, such as a visit to the vet. Woodsy, positive scent comes from a blend of Black Spruce, Blue Tansy, and Frankincense. Valor is great for massages, in addition to other topical and aromatic uses.

Animal Scents® Ointment

•A protective, soothing salve designed specifically for external use on animals. The gentle and safe formula is enhanced with pure Tea Tree (Melaleuca Alternifolia) and Myrrh, two of nature’s most powerful essential oils. Formulated for cats and dogs.


The Safety Of Using Essential Oils With Animals

There has been some confusion and controversy surrounding the use of essential oils with animals.

Unfortunately, much of this concern has come about from the use of inferior essential oils. Young Living

Essential Oils are the only essential oils that I will use for myself and with my animals. This is because of the

thoroughness that has gone into the distillation process of these essential oils. You can find more information

about the 5-step Seed to Seal® process http://seedtoseal.com/en/seedtoseal.

In addition, it is important to dilute the oils properly when working with animals. I have provided some dilution

amounts at the end of this resource.

Cautionary Tales: Using Essential Oils with Cats

Particular attention has involved the use of essential oils with cats. This

concern has arisen because cats have special considerations since they

lack a liver enzyme called glucuronyl transferase that humans possess.

Essential oils are metabolized by the liver. The argument has been that

since cats lack this enzyme they are not able to metabolize essential oils.

Essential Oils Can Help Support Positive Relationships However, there is plenty of information available that supports the use of essential oils and cats. I have

worked directly with holistic veterinarians who support the use of essential oils with animals (including cats).

Tea Tree Oil (Melaluca Alternifolia) and Cats What I have found is that when concern about the use of essential

oils, this is the oil that is often brought up. Tea tree oils contain

phenolics to which cats have a special sensitivity. While

veterinarians have used tea tree oils with cats, there are

alternatives. This oil has been used by veterinarians, so if you are

interested please consult with a veterinarian who is experienced

in the use of this oil with animals.

http://seedtoseal.com/en/seedtoseal


My “Top 25” Essential Oils

These are my personal “Top 25 Essential Oils” that may benefit both you and your furry friend. Many

essential oils have multiple uses. I encourage researching oils via the internet and other resources and

especially by visiting my favorite source for quality oils, the Young Living Oils website for further information:

www.youngliving.com/en_US

Note: The descriptions of how the essential oils offer support are the same for both animals and people.

1. Acceptance

Helpful when relocating an animal or bringing a new animal into the home.

Support for any change.

2. Animal Scents™ Ointment

A protective, soothing salve designed specifically for external use on animals. The

gentle and safe formula is enhanced with pure Tea Tree (Melaleuca Alternifolia)

and Myrrh, two of nature’s most powerful essential oils. Formulated for cats and

dogs.

Clean the affected area. Apply as needed. If using Young Living® essential oils,

apply oils prior to application of Animal Scents™ Ointment.

A portion of all proceeds from Animal Scents products goes to support Vital

Ground, a nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting the habitat of grizzly

bears and other wide-roaming wildlife.

3. Animal Scents™ Shampoo

Cleans, protects, and conditions your pet's coat without the harmful ingredients often found in pet care

products. This all-natural shampoo contains five powerful essential oils, which are blended to gently

cleanse, increase luster, and enhance grooming.

Ingredients: Abies balsamea† (Idaho Balsam Fir) oil, Coriandrum sativum† (Coriander) seed oil, Citrus

aurantium bergamia† (Furanocoumarin- free bergamot) peel oil, Boswellia carteri† (Frankincense) resin

oil, Picea pungens† (Idaho Blue Spruce) aerial parts oil, Cananga odorata equitoriona† (Ylang ylang)

flower oil, Pelargonium graveolens† (Geranium) flower oil.

http://www.youngliving.com/en_US


4. Bergamot (Citrus bergamia)

Has the fresh, sweet, citrus scent that is familiar to many as the flavoring in Earl Grey Tea. Uplifting and

relaxing, it is good for building confidence and enhancing mood. It has a long history of use for oily and

troubled skin.

5. Cedarwood (Cedrus atlantica)

Woodsy, warm, balsamic aroma can be added to your favorite skin care

products and applied topically. This essential oil includes sesquiterpenes and its

powerful scent creates a relaxing, calming, and comforting atmosphere when

diffused.

6. Citronella

Citronella essential oil has a refreshing and uplifting fragrance, and can be diffused indoors or outdoors

to freshen the air and eliminate odors. Including the naturally occurring constituents geraniol, limonene,

and geranyl acetate, and is included in Purification® and RepelAroma™ essential oil blends, Bite Buster™

in the KidsScents® Oil Collection, and Animal Scents™ Shampoo.

7. Copaiba

Copaiba essential oil may promote wellness, and can be an important part of a

daily health regimen*. This oil includes the naturally occurring constituents beta-

caryophyllene and alpha-humulene, and can be mixed with honey and warm

water for a warming, essential oil-infused tea.

8. Digize™

DiGize™ is one of Young Living's exclusive and proprietary dietary supplements. This unique blend

contains Ginger, Anise, Fennel, Peppermint, Tarragon, Lemongrass, Patchouli, and Juniper essential oils,

and includes naturally occurring constituents like menthol, citrol, and zingiberene. Use DiGize™ with every

meal, along with Essentialzymes-4™, to support a daily wellness regimen*. When traveling abroad, use

DiGize™ as a dietary supplement in your water. DiGize™ is an ideal complement to the nutritional

supplements ComforTone® and JuvaTone®.

Ingredients: Tarragon (Artemisia dracunculus)† leaf oil, Ginger (Zingiber officinale)† root oil, Peppermint

(Mentha piperita)† leaf oil, Juniper (Juniperus osteosperma)† aerial parts oil, Fennel (Foeniculum vulgare)†

seed oil, Lemongrass (Cymbopogon flexuosus)† leaf oil, Anise (Pimpinella anisum)† fruit oil, Patchouli

(Pogostemon cablin)† leaf oil


9. Frankincense

Frankincense (Boswellia carterii) includes the naturally occurring constituent

boswellic acid, and has a woodsy, warm, balsamic aroma. Diffuse Frankincense

during meditation for grounding and purpose. Applying this oil topically may help

smooth the appearance of healthy-looking skin, and is excellent to use for

massage after activity.

10. Grounding™

Grounding™ is a relaxing and balancing blend of essential oils that provides a stabilizing influence.

Emotional chaos can lead to poor decisions. Grounding helps you cope with reality in a positive manner.

11. Harmony™

Harmony™ is an exquisite blend that promotes physical and emotional well-being by bringing harmonic

balance to the energy centers of the body. The liberating, balancing, and calming essential oils in this

blend open us to new possibilities while contributing to an overall feeling of well-being.

12. Hope™

Hope™ helps you reconnect with feelings of strength and grounding, restoring

hope for tomorrow. This unique blend brings together the benefits of essential oils

with the power to uplift and balance the emotions, making you more open to the

joys that lie ahead. It may also help to overcome severe, dark thoughts.

13. Joy™

Joy™ is a delightful blend of Bergamot, Ylang Ylang, Geranium, Lemon,

Coriander, Tangerine, Jasmine, Roman Chamomile, Palmarosa, and Rose essential

oils that harmonize for a sweet, joyful aroma. When diffused, Joy creates a warm,

comforting environment and inspires a romantic aromatic atmosphere. Wear Joy

as a cologne or perfume to exude an alluring and irresistible fragrance that

inspires romance and togetherness.

14. Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia)

Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia) has a sweet, floral aroma that is soothing and refreshing. Lavender’s

aroma is great for relaxing, for those stressful trips to the vet and for winding down before bedtime; add

to bath or diffuse to create a calming and comforting environment. Lavender essential oil may compliment

your favorite shampoos, lotions, and skin care products. Because it is the most versatile of all essential oils,

no home should be without it.


15. Palo Santo

Inhale Palo Santo essential oil to enjoy its inspiring and uplifting fragrance, or

diffuse for a cleansing and refreshing atmosphere. This oil can be used for

massage after activity, and includes the naturally occurring constituents limonene

and alpha-terpinol. Palo Santo is an important ingredient in Transformation™

essential oil blend.

16. Pan Away®

PanAway® has a stimulating aroma and is a popular and original combination of Wintergreen,

Helichrysum, Clove, and Peppermint essential oils formulated by D. Gary Young. This blend is ideal to

apply topically after puppy play or exercise, and supports the appearance of healthy skin coloration.

The essential oils in PanAway® include naturally occurring constituents methyl salicylate, gamma-

curcumene, menthol, and eugenol.

17. Peace & Calming®

Peace & Calming® is a gentle, fragrant blend of Tangerine, Orange, Ylang

Ylang, Patchouli, and Blue Tansy essential oils with an aroma that’s comforting

and freshens the air. Diffuse to create a calming and peaceful atmosphere

throughout the home. Peace & Calming® is a must have for every household,

especially those with young children and with animals with storm fears!

18. Release™

Release™ combines uplifting, calming oils that stimulate a sense of peace and emotional well-being, which

in turn facilitate the ability to release anger and frustration. Repressed negative emotions lie at the root

of many health concerns. Release™ promotes harmony and balance in the mind and body.

19. Stress Away™

Young Living’s Stress Away™ essential oil blend is a natural solution created to combat normal stresses

that creep into everyday life. Stress Away™ is the first product to contain the unique stress-relieving

combination of lime and vanilla pure, therapeutic-grade essential oils. Stress Away™ also includes

copaiba and lavender to reduce mental rigidity and restore equilibrium. Featuring powerful plant

constituents, such as the cedrol found in cedarwood and the eugenol that occurs naturally in vanilla, Stress

Away can help induce relaxation and reduce occasional nervous tension.2

Ingredients: Copaiba (Copaifera reticulata), Lime (Citrus aurantifolia), Cedarwood (Cedrus atlantica),

Vanilla (Vanilla planifolia), Ocotea (Ocotea quixos), Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia)

2 Young Living Oils Website. http://www.youngliving.com


20. Surrender™

Surrender™ is a calming, soothing blend formulated for individuals who feel a need to be controlling. It

helps quiet troubled hearts so that negative emotions can be released. Surrender may also help return

feelings of equilibrium and inner strength. It is best used with frankincense or conifer oils.

21. T-Away™

T-Away™ was formulated with a soothing scent for your animal to support a new level of emotional

freedom and joyful feelings.

22. Thieves®

Thieves® Household Cleaner

Wherever you use it, you’ll feel good knowing it’s safe to use around everyone

in your family, including pets. A clean, beautiful home invites family and friends

to come together. But when your cleaning leaves a strong, chemical scent, others

might not want to gather. Create a welcoming home that’s safe for everyone with

the fresh and inviting scent of Thieves® Household Cleaner. This all-purpose

cleaner can be used on any surface in your home for dusting, spot cleaning,

scrubbing, or any other cleaning need. Dilution means you are spending about

$1.50 a bottle to make.

Suggested Ratios According to Usage

All-purpose cleaner: Combine 1 capful Thieves Household Cleaner and 2–3 cups

water.

Degreaser: Combine 1 capful Thieves Household Cleaner and 2 cups water. For

heavy cleaning, use half or quarter the amount of water. If necessary, use a cloth

to apply Thieves Household Cleaner undiluted. After cleaning, wipe the area with

a cloth dampened with water.

Glass and mirror cleaner: Combine 1 capful Thieves Household Cleaner, 5 drops

Citrus Fresh™ essential oil blend, 1 teaspoon white vinegar, and 3 cups water.

Ingredients: Water, Alkyl Polyglucoside, Sodium Methyl 2-Sulfolaurate, Disodium

2-Sulfolaurate, Thieves [Eugenia Caryophyllus† (Clove) Bud Oil, Citrus Limon†

(Lemon) Peel Oil, Cinnamomum Zeylanicum† (Cinnamon) Bark Oil, Eucalyptus

Radiata† Leaf Oil, and Rosmarinus Officinalis† (Rosemary) Leaf Oil], and

Tetrasodium Glutamate Diacetate.


23. Valor®

Valor® Woodsy, positive scent comes from a blend of Black Spruce, Blue Tansy,

and Frankincense. Valor is great for massages, in addition to other topical and

aromatic uses.

I like to use in situations where my pets may need emotional support. For humans:

Use it to greet each morning with a positive attitude or to unwind at the end of

the day. Its powerful yet calming scent is versatile enough that you can integrate

it into your morning and bedtime routines and anywhere in between.

24. White Angelica™

White Angelica™ is a calming and soothing blend that encourages feelings of protection and security. It

combines oils used during ancient times to enhance the body's aura, which brings about a sense of strength

and endurance. Many people use it as protection against negative energy. Helpful in preparing to

communicate with animals. White Angelica works great applied to shoulders.

25. Young Living Breathe Again Roll-On

With a refreshing and rejuvenating aroma, the Young Living Breathe Again Roll-On is the perfect

companion for early mornings, long days, and tough workouts. Our proprietary Breathe Again essential

oil combines oils such as Peppermint, Myrtle, and Copaiba with four types of eucalyptus—

including Eucalyptus Blue grown on Young Living’s Ecuador farm—to create a powerful, invigorating

experience.

This rejuvenating blend, which includes the naturally occurring constituent eucalyptol, comes in a convenient

roll-on applicator, so you can easily use it anytime, anywhere. Keep it in your car, purse, pocket, or bag

and simply apply it as needed under your nose or on your head, neck, or chest to awaken and invigorate

your senses.

Ingredients: Caprylic/capric triglyceride, Eucalyptus staigeriana† leaf oil, Eucalyptus globulus† leaf oil,

Laurus nobilis† oil, Rosa rubiginosa† (Rose hip) seed oil, Mentha piperita† (Peppermint) oil, Eucalyptus

radiata† leaf oil, Copaifera officinalis† (Balsam copaiba) resin, Callitris intratropica† (Blue cypress) wood

oil, Eucalyptus bicostata† leaf oil, Myrtus communis† (Myrtle) oil

I used Valor, Lavender & Peace & Calming in transitioning Cheyenne into my home as a puppy!


Using Essential Oils With Animals

Dr. Jean Valnet studied and had a good part in bringing the use of essential oils to the public. Taught that

essential oils can reach any part of the body quickly because their molecules are so small they can travel

transdermally. There are three schools of aromatherapy. Originally applied to people they are now also

used with animals.

1. English model: Small drop of oil in vegetable oil. Used for stress reduction via massage

2. French model: Neat and or ingestion. Essential oil is frequently added to agave nectar, honey, a

small amount of bread.

3. German model: Focuses on the inhalation of essential oils - true aromatherapy.

I have provided methods of application for animals specifically in the “May Use as Follows” section of this

guide.

Massaging Meesha

Essential Oils Enhance the Massage Experience! There are often times when targeting a certain area

of the body for support that essential oils are

applied to specific locations. For example, for relief

of occasional mild head tension, may place essential

oils at the base of the head, on the temples or sinuses.

Another example is The Aroma Harmony Technique

(discussed more below) which involves oils being

placed on the Vita Flex points (feet for people but

paws are considered not an option for most animals

since they would not sit still for that) and spine in a

certain sequence. There is also the auricular

technique (spinal column and occipital ridge to

provide support to the nervous system). Diffusing

essential oils is an excellent method of providing periodic mood, sinus, lung, stress, and sleep support.

I also apply essential oils to chakra’s (see below) of an animal based upon my intuitive sense as well as

learned knowledge about the connection between chakras and emotional and physical wellbeing. Often,

I am drawn to apply oils to the heart area, between the shoulders, the brain stem, or the base of the spine.

If you have any energy work experience this is an appropriate time to combine these techniques with

essential oils.


Animal Chakras


The 8 Major Chakras

Chakra Location Function / Purpose Signs of Imbalance Body Areas Governed Gemstones

Brachial (‘Major’ chakra – healing,

start here)

between shoulders (on a horse, just below where

shoulder meets neck)

links all other Major chakras, center for

animal human bonding, place to

start healing

reluctance to be touched (other than for obvious

medical reasons: arthritis, inflamed skin, etc.),

reluctance/refusal to ‘connect’

chest, neck, forelimbs, head

Black Tourmaline (if animal is reluctant to

connect), Herkimer Diamond, piece of programmed Clear

Quartz

Crown on top of head, between the ears (at the ‘poll’ on

a horse) connects to spirit depression, withdrawn

brain, pituitary gland, skin, spine, central and

autonomic nervous system, cranio sacral system

Clear Quartz, Azestulite, Tanzanite, Diamond

Third Eye (Brow)

center of forehead, just above the eyes

acceptance of self headaches, bad eyes,

distant/distracted

head in general, pineal gland, natural body

rhythms, higher mental self

Lapis Lazuli, Fluorite Amethyst,

Charoite

Throat

on physical throat (on long

necked animals, over vocal chords)

communication

uncommunicative or excessively noisy, doesn’t

listen to commands (training requests)

throat, mouth, teeth, jaws (albeit often caused from root based fear, animals which chew excessively can often benefit from

having energy balanced here)

Blue Quartz, Blue Lace Agate, Blue

Topaz

Heart

breast/front of chest to behind forelegs (above brisket to breast on a

horse)

herd hierarchy (relationships)

sad (recent emotional grief/ separation/loss),

overly possessive, unwilling to interact with other animals, jealous, nervous around other animals for no known

reason

heart, lungs, immune system, thymus gland

Rose Quartz, Emerald, Pink

Tourmaline, Jade

Solar Plexus

middle of the back personal power/sense of

self (often depleted in domesticated animals)

dejected, withdrawn, aggressive, dominating,

no enthusiasm

digestive tract, stomach, liver

Citrine, Tiger Eye, Amber, Topaz

Sacral (Spleen)

lower lumber area, between tail and middle of back (rump or middle

of croup on a horse)

sexuality, emotion (emotional loss of animal partner, home, offspring, etc., can often be stored

here). Good place to work on when animal in shock whilst waiting for,

or en route to vet

over emotional: excessive whining for no obvious

reason (exclude medical reasons first), boundary

issues: i.e. for a dog/horse: difficulty

establishing difference between work (training) time and play (off lead/

lead rope) time

kidneys, adrenal glands, reproductive system,

lymphatic system

Carnelian, Coral, Orange Calcite

Base where tail meets body

(hindquarters)

survival, grounding, (this chakra can be especially

developed in animals lower down the prey

system or food chain, i.e. animals preyed upon by

others)

excessively fearful/strong flight

reaction, greedy, sluggish, underweight,

restless

intestines, gut, hips, hind legs, muscular skeletal

system as a whole

Hematite, Garnet, Red Jasper,

Unakite

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Potential Methods of Using Essential Oils with Animals

How to Use Carrier Oils with Essential Oils

Petting Applications

This method involves diluting the oils by rubbing them into the palm of your hand. This can be done either

straight or with an organic diluting oil. This is followed by swirling the oils in your hand.

Varying amounts of the oils depending upon the needs and size of the animal are applied petted onto the

animal, i.e. a smaller animal, such as a rabbit, would receive almost dried oils from the hand. It is not actually

necessary to separate the fur to apply the oil. The oils will be absorbed via the hair follicles.

Often, I will pet the essential oils onto the animals where I am intuitively guided. This might include the base

of the skull/neck area for periodic calming, stomach for brief digestive support, or paws.

Please only apply to paws if you are sure that your home and any areas the animal walks on are free of

toxins (includes chemical household cleaners, see Thieves for non-toxic cleaning). Do not apply to open wound.

Always take into consideration the size of the animal.

Essential oils are often diluted in V6 Enhanced Vegetable Oil

Complex. If not available, organic olive oil or coconut oil

may be used.

2 drops of essential oil in one teaspoon–one tablespoon of

V6 carrier oil.

For smaller animals like cats and small dogs, use 1-2 drops. Be sure to dilute 80–90% (e.g., for every 1 drop of oil, use 4–

5 drops of a diluting agent, such as V-6™ Vegetable Oil

Complex.

For larger animals, like large dogs, start with 3–5 drops.

Unless otherwise indicated on the product label, dilution is

unnecessary.

For very large animals, like horses and cattle, start with 10

drops. Unless otherwise indicated on the product label,

dilution is unnecessary.

Humans – most oils can be applied “neat” or without dilution although there are certain “hot” oils that may require more dilution. For more about the safe use of

essential oils please read: www.youngliving.com


Water Diffusion • Generally, 1-4 drops of essential oil are added to an essential oils diffuser. Can be used for sleep

or daytime.

• Aroma Harmony Technique combines the art of aromatherapy with the techniques of Vita Flex and

massage in the application of essential oils to various areas of the body. This collection provides a

revolutionary means of bringing balance and harmony to the body - physically, mentally, and

emotionally.

• Drip diluted oils from 6 inches above the body from tail to base of neck. Dropping from 6 inches

above. Allows the oils to pass through and benefit the energy field of the animal.

Kitty Aroma Harmony Technique • 4 drops of each oil in a 1-ounce (30mL) bottle.

• Dilute by filling the remainder of the bottle with V-6 Enhanced Vegetable Oil to fill the bottle.

• Additional oils can be added (up to 3).

Canine Aroma Harmony Technique • Small Dogs (less than 20 lbs.): 2-3 drops of each undiluted oil.

• Medium Dogs (20-50 lbs.): 3-5 drops of each undiluted oil

• Large Dogs (over 50 lbs.): 6-8 drops of each undiluted oil

Important Tips for Using Essential Oils

I have found that intention is an important aspect of essential oils. As an intuitive, I can sense that focusing on

the purpose (either for your animals, yourself, or others) increases the benefits of the essential oils. I have

also experienced the combination of prayer with essential oils to be extremely valuable.

A study by Bruce Taninio found that frequencies of oils are affected by thoughts. Prayer raised the frequency

the highest up to 15 MHz compared to 12 MHz with positive thinking alone.


Frequently Asked Questions About Essential Oils

Since animals clean themselves with their tongues, are these oils safe for animals? Diluting the essential oils (see below) before applying them to an animal means that they will receive only a limited amount of the essential oils if they clean themselves. Ingesting the essential oils is ok as long you are using 100 percent therapeutic grade essential oils.

How exactly do the oils work for emotional support? Essential oils can be received by the cells of the body via skin, fur (hair follicles), inhalation or ingestion. Essential oils can cross the “Blood Brain Barrier.” They do so because upon inhalation through the back passages of the nose and go to the amygdala in the brain. The amygdala houses the limbic system. The limbic system is the location of all emotional experiences and cannot be communicated with through spoken or written language and responds only to smell. Therefore, this non-verbal part of the brain can be contacted via essential oils. Animals can receive the benefits of inhaling essential oils for emotional support using a diffuser, applying oils to the body, putting a few drops on a cotton ball near where an animal sleeps or putting a small amount on a collar.

Do essential oils take time to work? In my experience, this depends on the individual (animal or human). You may need to apply once or twice to notice an effect or it may take a few days, a week or even weeks. If an animal shows sensitivity (pawing at nose, rubbing face on the ground) after using an oil, I will decrease the amount of the oil or the length of time I diffuse an oil. You can further dilute an oil using for example, V6 carrier oil, if it appears to be too much. NOTE: do not dilute the oils with water as it will make it worse

What, if any, conflict is there in taking the oils along with supplements? Are there any potential hazards to using them? Always discuss with your veterinarian or your doctor when taking prescription medication or supplements. Most of the time essential oils can be utilized at the same time. For more on safety and essential oils: http://www.youngliving.com/en_US/discover/essential-oil-safety

Why do I only use young living essential oils for my animal family and myself? I personally have utilized Young Living Essential oils for a variety of issues and for general support. Simply put, I use these oils because I have seen their positive effects and because I trust their purity. From the Young Living website:

Young Living is proud to set the standard for essential oil purity and authenticity by carefully monitoring the production of our oils through our unique Seed to Seal® process. From the time the seed is sourced, until the oil is sealed in the bottle, we apply the most rigorous quality controls possible to ensure that you are receiving essential oils exactly the way nature intended. http://seedtoseal.com/en/seedtoseal.

According to Dr. Herve Casabianca (Ph.D.), Chairman of the International Standards Organization (ISO) Committee on Essential Oil Standards (a European agency whose acronym is AFNOR), there is only one company in North America who regularly sends samples to the AFNOR laboratory in France for testing to be measured against the international standards for therapeutic quality, and that is Young Living, Inc. Center for Aromatherapy Research and Education

"Therefore, "says Dr. Casabianca, "Young Living oils are the only therapeutic grade oils, of which I am aware, produced and/or marketed by an American company."

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on the diffuser that you won’t be eligible for otherwise. You will also receive 24% wholesale

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Ideal if you think you might purchase $50.00 or more of essential oils per year. You’re under no

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or 10% off any 30-minute session or animal communication class.

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NOTE: There is a great deal of information out there about essential oils (some better than others) so please

do not limit yourself to the information presented here)

Disclaimer Notice: The information contained on these pages is intended for educational purposes only. These

statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure,

or prevent any disease. This information is not meant to substitute for veterinary care or to prescribe

treatment for any specific health condition. Please see a qualified veterinarian for medical treatment. These

suggested uses apply only to therapeutic grade, Young Living Essential Oils.


About Anne

My personal joy comes from being able to facilitate a

deeper level of connection and understanding between

humans and their animal companions.

I am a professional animal communicator, Board Certified

Animal Massage Practitioner, Energy Worker, and Intuitive

Coach for people. As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and

have a strong background working in trauma and abuse,

which lends itself to my work with animals suffering from

anxiety, fear and other issues stemming from abuse histories.

I combine my faith, intuitive skills, and my counseling

background to support animals and humans, whether as part

of an animal communication, energy, or professional animal

massage session. I utilize essential oils/aromatherapy to

support your animal during our sessions.

One of my greatest passions is teaching others how to better

understand their animal’s emotional and physical states by

learning how to communicate with animals. I offer both in

person and distance classes teaching animal communication.

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Contact Anne

Anne Angelo Webb,

Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Certified Animal Massage Practitioner

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