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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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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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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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Sweet black female lab pup laying on the floor- Endless Mt. Labradors "Abby"

Understanding Pet Allergies and Treating Them Holistically

By August 20, 2015 4
Skin and coat issues due to allergies are one of the greatest complaints that veterinarians see in their practices every day. They are the most annoying, and unfortunately, the least responsive to pharmaceutical treatment. Allergies can wear both you and your pet out! But many times the treatment is merely putting a “band aid” on the problem and not treating the root cause, therefore the problems keep returning. Fortunately, holistic veterinarians have a new modality to deal with these issues
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How Can I Reduce My pet’s Anxiety with Essential Oils?

By July 26, 2015 1
  Aromatherapy Can Help Reduce Anxiety Separation anxiety? Dreaded car rides? Noisy kennel? Jittery dog on your grooming table? ( I've seen dogs stop trembling in as little as 20 seconds with this therapy!)  Aromatherapy is the use of essential oils to support physical health and well-being. Essential oils carry biologically active compounds of flowers and plants in a highly concentrated form. They are, in many ways, the essence of the plant and can provide therapeutic benefits in very small amounts. The particles in
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labrador puppies lying in the grass- Endless Mt. Labradors

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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Natural Flea and Tick Protection with Essential Oils

By July 1, 2015 1
THOSE TOUGH, RELENTLESS FLEAS AND TICKS ARE ON THEIR WAY ALONG WITH WARMER WEATHER! The commonly used chemical based products used in over the counter and veterinary prescribed flea and tick collars or spray and even topical drops deterrents have been found to cause breathing problems, tremors, vomiting, skin irritations, permanent nerve damage and in some cases, even death. Some animals will experience hair loss and sores around the neck from flea collars or where the topical drops have been applied,
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