Natural Pet Care Herbs and Supplements

Natural pet care can heal dogs rabbits and cats without the need for medications or other invasive procedures. Holistic methods of pet wellness include herbal healing herbs and supplements.

Essential oils are in high demand in the natural lifestyle community for their healing powers and pet owners are using them to comfort their pets on car rides or vet visits.

Lavender

Lavender is among the most well-known essential oils for both pets and humans. The essential oil is created of tiny purple flowers. It has a relaxing scent that people find soothing. It is also considered a safe and effective option for pet care that is natural particularly for dogs and cats.

You can add the lavender oil in a few drops in diluted form in your pet's bath water or apply it directly to the skin to alleviate itching and mild inflammation. It also acts as an effective natural insect repellent. It also has antiseptic properties that help reduce harmful bacteria, without harming beneficial microbes. Lavender is also a mild deodorizer, that can be used between baths to help calm your dog.

Like all essential oils, lavender should never be consumed and should be diluted according to your pet's age, size and overall health. It is recommended to consult with a certified aromatherapist or 836614 a natural pet care professional before using any oil on your animal.

To reap the maximum benefits from lavender for your pet, make use of a high-quality therapeutic grade oil. It is important to dilute it in a way that takes into consideration your pet's age, size, and health. This will prevent accidental poisoning.

An easy and quick way to incorporate lavender into your pet's daily routine is by creating a mist spray. Add a few drops to 4 fluid ounces of distillate water and then put it in a spray bottle. It can be used to spray directly on the coat or bedding, as an insect repellent that is natural, or the prevention of ticks and fleas.

Marjoram

The trend of natural pet care is a shift toward removing harmful, harsh chemicals and embracing a more holistic way of taking care of pets. This includes the use of natural products for cleaning, food items and supplements that are made of natural, safe ingredients. This is better for both your pet and yourself.

Origanum majorana is also known as sweet marjoram and knotted marjoram. It is a perennial plant that has citrus and pine flavors. It is a close relative to oregano and has been mistaken with it. It grows wild throughout the Mediterranean and temperate regions of the world. It is cultivated for herbal and culinary use.

It is used for many health issues in traditional herbal medicine. It is antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, hepatoprotective and nasopharyngeal properties. It also eases swelling and pain, and has been demonstrated to be a strong flea, tick, and mosquito repellent.

Essential oils from this plant have the ability to relax and soothe. They can help relieve your pet of anxiety, stress, and anger. It can also help with digestive issues, especially in female dogs who may suffer from constipation and indigestion.

This essential oil is included in our PawPurity Healing Paw Conditioner. It is a completely natural and natural product that shields dogs from ticks and fleas. The gentle cleanser uses an olive oil-based formula that is infused with aloe vera which is very beneficial to the paw pads and nails, in addition to other herbs that possess powerful insect repellent properties. It also has horsetail, which helps maintain healthy bones and joints, and yucca roots, which can help with dry, itchy skin and flaky skin. The combination of these ingredients also improves the hair fibers in your pet's coat. This results in longer and stronger locks that are more manageable to control.

Roman Chamomile

Chamomile is a mild herb that has many benefits. It calms anxious pets and soothes the nervous system. It's an analgesic as well as an antiseptic, which eases muscle spasms as well as nerve pain. It is an excellent herb to soothe irritated and inflamed skin. It also helps to heal minor cuts and wounds. It can also help calm itchy eyes, and may help heal conjunctivitis.

Infusing a cooled chamomile infusion to your dog's drinking water can ease stomach pain, help alleviate insomnia and help ease stress. This infusion can also be useful as a cleanser to treat minor injuries or as a shampoo for coats. Chamomile can also be used as a dewormer. It is less abrasive than other herbs like wormwood or black walnut and is therefore an ideal choice for dogs with sensitive stomachs.

Roman chamomile is a natural sedative, and can be given to kittens and puppies as well as adults. It can be incorporated into drinking water to aid in sleep, or in combination with honey to soothe the stomach. It can be used to calm down irritated or fussy pets or to help them prepare for bed.

Although chamomile has shown to decrease anxiety in humans, it hasn't yet been as thoroughly tested on animals. Talk to your vet before giving your pet any new supplements or herbs. Chamomile may interfere with blood-thinning medications and is not recommended during pregnancy. You should only feed a small amount and be on the lookout for signs of sensitivity such as hives, vomiting, or vomiting. Do not use this herb if you pet is allergic ragweed.

Peppermint

Peppermint is a mixture of spearmint, menthol and menthol. It has menthol in it that creates its distinctive scent and cooling sensation when applied to the skin. It has a range of applications, such as pain relief, gastrointestinal support and stimulating the appetite. Many pet products contain peppermint oil because of its scent and health properties. It is available in toothpaste for dogs, dental sticks, and water additives. It also has anti-inflammatory and repelling properties.

Essential oils are highly concentrated, which means they should always be used in the safest and most appropriate way possible to achieve desired outcomes. This includes proper diluting to avoid the possibility of overdose or irritation. Peppermint oil is generally considered to be safe for dogs if used topically in the range of 0.5%-2% dilution and with the guidance of an integrative veterinarian or certified animal aromatherapist. Peppermint oil is not suggested for ingestion as it can be toxic to dogs, particularly small and 836614 pregnant animals.

The use of natural pet care is the most effective way to ensure your pet's wellbeing. It may be more expensive than conventional products but in the end it will save you money and extend the lifespan of your pet. Begin by making a small change at a moment and see your pet reap the rewards! Try changing to a more natural shampoo in the next month. Make your own conditioner spray that hydrates for smoother fur and a fresh scent! You can make your own homemade flea-and-tick serum to keep your dog free from pests. You'll be thankful later.

Frankincense

Frankincense is an oil for grounding that can help calm dogs. It creates a sense of security and is an effective natural antiseptic. It aids in the healing process of injuries, itching, allergies and infections when applied in the form of a swab or through massage. If used in bath time, it will help reduce ticks and fleas by repelling them from your dog.

As a natural pain reliever Frankincense can alleviate joint pain and 836614 inflammation that is associated with arthritis. It has been found that frankincense improves range of motion for dogs suffering from joint pain, easing stiffness. Like lavender, frankincense also known to relax the nervous system and reduce anxiety.

Frankincense can also benefit dogs suffering from digestive issues such as gas, constipation, stomachaches, indigestion and intestinal syndrome. It also assists in reducing stress, depression and anxiety by reducing cortisol levels within the body. The boswellic acids in Frankincense also have anti-inflammatory properties and can aid in maintaining the health of your gums, as well as soothe them and teeth.

As with any essential oil it is best to begin with a small amount and dilute it in your dog's favorite carrier oil or lotion to avoid toxicity. Try adding 1 or 2 drops of your preferred oil to a swab. Then apply it to your pet's neck or ears apply it to the forehead or place one drop into the water of your pet. You can also use the spray or palm method to apply the oils to larger areas of your pet's skin. Do a patch-test before using any new oils on your dog, particularly in the case of being sensitive or taking medication. You can add a few drops to our EverEscents Fragrance Free shampoo or all-natural organic flea spray to make an easy, relaxing addition to your dog's bath and 836614 grooming routine.