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We only use and offer Young Living Essential Oils. We do not recommend others, particularly with animals and the information we share on this page is SPECIFICALLY for Young Living Essential Oils ONLY. ***If you need specific guidance in how to use the oils with your pets or how to support your pet through any specific illness, please obtain a private consultation with me by going to www.DrKimBloomer.org***

I mention the Raindrop Technique often in the commentary below so be sure and check out the page and info on it.

Listen to our audios on aromatherapy for pets:
Aromatherapy with Animals
The Healing Benefits of Applied Aromatherapy

Cold air diffusers are the BEST way to diffuse the oils to clean the air in your home, get the oils into your body and your pets, and as a natural pest repellent! Young Living offers a variety of quality cold air diffusers.

ESSENTIAL OIL PROPERTIES

Balsam Fir, Idaho (Abies balsamea) This oil seems to be one animals naturally gravitate to of their own accord. I like using it for any type of muscle soreness. It is a great addition to helping arthritis or rheumatic pain. Asthma, respiratory and skin ailments all go together hand-in-hand or paw-in-paw, so keep that in mind as you seek to assist your pet holistically as the whole dog he or she is.

Basil (Ocimum basilicum) this is one of my favorite oils as it is so versatile and has many uses -- plus it’s great for cooking our human food too! It is another of the main oils in the raindrop technique. Basil can help as a muscle relaxant, and with inflammation in addition to being a natural antibiotic/anti-viral.

Cardamom (Elettaria cardamomum) A great natural spicy source for canine odors.

Cedarwood, Atlas (Cedrus atlantica) Great for canine skin rashes, freshens coat and skin, deodorizes and is good as an insect deterrent.

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.

Chamomile, Roman (Chamaemelum nobile) 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! I also like adding a drop or two to my calming spray as it assists in calming.

Cistus (Cistus ladanifer) -- also known as Rock Rose -- this is one of my favorite oils and it is in two of our aromatherapy sprays. It has long been studied for its effect on cell regeneration. It can help be helpful in calming your dog. It has a very strong aroma so it’s best to use diluted. At the same time that it is calming to nerves it can also be simultaneously uplifting.

Clary Sage (Salvia sclarea) Can be helpful for dogs that are nervous and stressed (move, car rides, during show, thunder storms, vet visit). A great blend by Young Living is Peace & Calming and also Grounding that can help with these tense, nervous situations also.

Clove (Syzgium aromaticum) What a wonderful, all-purpose oil, a staple in our home. It has a numbing/analgesic effect while disinfecting. It can assist with arthritis, infections, and parasites.

Coriander (Coriandrum sativum) A great natural reviving source for canine odors.

Cypress (Cupressus sempervirens) Can be good for wounds. Is another of the raindrop technique oils. Can improve circulation.

Eucalyptus (Eucalyptus globulus) Can be used for canine wounds, inflammations, cuts, muscle aches and may relieve some pain, can repel insects. I like using the blend, R.C by Young Living as it has ALL of the eucalyptus oils along with myrtle (which is also great at supporting the respiratory system), pine, spruce, marjoram, and lavender.

Frankincense (Boswellia carteri) Good for anxious dogs and puppies, may help with minor wounds, sores, bug bites. A rare scent. (Used in two of our aromatherapy sprays). This is my favorite for using on fatty tumors.

Galbanum (Ferula gummosa) Used in two of our sprays it is balancing, and also rises dramatically in frequency when used with frankincense or sandalwood. It assists with digestive and skin issues. Because it has analgesic properties it can be helpful in assisting with arthritis or other canine pain issues.

Geranium (Pelargonium graveolens) A great insect repellent -- great against ticks!

Ginger (Zingiber officinale) This oil is found in Di-Gize by Young Living which is another of my favorite blends to use with dogs. It can assist with car sickness, as a digestive aid, arthritis, and respiratory issues.

Grapefruit(Citrus x paradisi) May help canine coat and skin care, great for smelly oily coats and has a quite happy aroma. Can help as support for depression, obesity, liver disorders, anxiety, and tumor growth.

Helichrysum (Helichrysum italicum) Seems to help heal most paw cuts, hot spots, canine dermatitis, irritated dog skin, and minor wounds. It can also regenerate nerves and chelate out toxins and chemicals from the liver. This oil is also found in Panaway blend by Young Living among others.

Hyssop (H. officinalis) Can be great for dog skin problems. We use it for paw sores and canine hot spots. It is another of the essential oil ingredients in two of our sprays.

Jasmine Absolute (Jasminum officinale) Can be calming and uplifting, and assist with skin issues.

Juniper (Juniperus osteosperma and/or J. scopulorum) Seems to work on dogs with oily fur, dandruff and eczema. It can be useful in a variety of skin conditions, liver and bladder problems.

Lavender (Lavandula agustifolia) May help dogs with skin allergies. Can be used for paw cuts, canine dermatitis, insect bites, bruises, itching, teeth cleaning, sores, as a great bug deterrent. Excellent for soothing any sort of skin conditions or bug bites.

Lemon (Citrus limon) -- cold pressed -- Seems to be good for some infections, may be antiseptic. Support for depression, anxiety.

Myrrh (Commiphora myrrha) Can use this on chapped, cracked paws, skin rashes, hot spots, minor wounds, ear and teeth care, fleas and ticks seem to dislike the odor. Is a main ingredient in our own aromatherapy sprays.

Marjoram, (Origanum Marjorana) May help ease your dog’s nerves before car rides, vet trips, during thunder storms etc. Another main oil in the raindrop technique. A great arthritis support.

Melaleuca alternifolia Great for canine skin care, bug bites, cuts, wounds and may help fungal infections.

Myrtle (Myrtus communis) Another the oils we use in our aromatherapy sprays for dogs. It can assist with bruising, respiratory issues, skin issues, prostate problems, thyroid problems, and muscle spasms.

Nutmeg (Myristica fragrans )A delightful and natural spicy scent for canine coat. May stimulate dogs. Anther great support for arthritis, also anti-parasitic.

Orange (Citrus sinensis)A delightful source for natural citrus scent! Can be calming and good for canine eczema. Uplifting. It’s great to diffuse with cinnamon bark or Thieves blend for a nice and healing holiday smell!

Patchouly (Pogostemon cablin) Can be used it on cracked and cut paws, canine dermatitis and eczema, all fur care and as an insect repellent. A major ingredient in Animal Scents Ointment.

Peppermint (Mentha piperita) May repel insects and fleas, also seems to have a cooling effect on itchy canine skin. Good for bad dog breath as well but raw meaty bones are your best bet for that particular problem. Another great one to support arthritis and found in the raindrop technique, plus assists in digestive and parasite problems.

Ravensara (Ravensara aromatica) Eucalyptus like scent, may help skin rashes. Great support for the respiratory system.

Rose (Rosa damascena) (highest frequency of the oils -- 320mHz) 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. A very highly prized oil!

Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis CT 1,8 cineol) Can be good for healing of wounds and improves dull-looking coat. Generally used for dandruff and seborrhea. Often used as a flea/tick deterrent and is also an ingredient in our aromatherapy sprays. Clarity.

Rosewood (Aniba rosaeordora) Wonderful for skin issues, and is also empowering and emotionally stabilizing. It assists in fungal issues in the skin and can also improve the skin’s elasticity.

Sandalwood (Santalum album) What a wonderful oil! It is in our skin soothing aromatherapy spray as it is so good for the skin. It can help with sleep issues and is found in a variety of the Young Living blends, especially those for the emotions/feelings such as Trauma Life (another I like to use with animals), Forgiveness, Acceptance, Gathering, Harmony, White Angelica (another of my favorites for deflecting negative energy) and more!

Spikenard (Nardostachys jatamansi) (another ingredient we use in our sprays) Seems to help dogs with nervous tendencies.

Thyme (Thymus vulgaris CT thymol) -- one of the oils of the Raindrop Kit. Seems to work on canine eczema, and staph infections. Another great deterrent against parasites.

Valerian (Valeriana officianalis) Seems to help dogs with nervous tendencies, anxiety.

Vetiver (Vetivera zizanoides) -Seems to help dogs with nervous tendencies. Also assists as an anti-inflammatory.

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. It is used in a variety of the Young Living oil blends. My favorite for animals are Joy, Grounding, and Peace & Calming.

There are MANY more oil and a LOT more uses for them so again if you need assistance, please obtain a consultation with me

~Specific Essential Oils to combat Specific Insects

ANTS
Peppermint
Spearmint

APHIDS
Cedarwood
Hyssop
Peppermint
Spearmint

BEETLES
Peppermint
Thyme

CATERPILLARS
Spearmint
Peppermint

CHIGGERS
Lavender
Lemongrass
Sage
Thyme

CUTWORM
Thyme
Sage

FLEAS
Peppermint
Lemongrass
Spearmint
Lavender

FLIES
Lavender
Peppermint
Rosemary
Sage

GNATS
Patchouli
Spearmint

LICE
Cedarwood
Peppermint
Spearmint

MOSQUITOES
Lavender
Lemongrass

MOTHS
Cedarwood
Hyssop
Lavender
Peppermint
Spearmint

PLANT LICE
Peppermint
Spearmint

SLUGS
Cedarwood
Hyssop
Pine

SNAILS
Cedarwood
Pine
Patchouli

SPIDERS
Peppermint
Spearmint

TICKS
Lavender
Lemongrass
Sage
Thyme

WEEVILS
Cedarwood
Patchouli
Sandalwood

WOUNDS:
Animal Scents Ointment
Earthy scent animals prefer and also Animal Scents shampoo designed to keep off pests and soothing to skin
Helps with skin allergies –look at food first though
To clean them out: Purification, Lavender, Melrose

PARASITES
Di-Gize (also helps upset tummies and diarrhea)
Parafree

Thrush:
Longevity, Oregano, Cinnamon

Arthritis:
Panaway, Relieve It, BLM, Sulfurzyme

Stops bleeding and pain:
Helichyrsum, Tsuga, Idaho Tansy

Tissue regeneration:
Thieves, Idaho balsam, Geranium, Patchouly

Enzymes:
Mineral Essence for horses
Polyzyme and Essentialzyme for dogs and cats

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***If you need specific guidance in how to use the oils with your pets or how to support your pet through any specific illness, please obtain a private consultation with me by going to www.DrKimBloomer.org***

DISCLAIMER: All information contained on Aspenbloom Pet Care is intended for educational purposes only. It is not provided in order to diagnose, prevent or treat any disease, illness or injured condition of the body or pets and the author, publisher, and contributors accept no responsibility for such use. Anyone or their pets suffering from any disease, illness or injury should consult with their physician or veterinarian. The ONLY essential oils we use and refer to in ALL our posts, articles, and podcasts are Young Living Essential Oils. The statements herein have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.