Aromatherapy for Pets

Aisha opened the call with a cedarwood meditation Animal Safety Tips  *animals have a heightened sense of smell  *do not put oils in their only source of food  offer oils on a treat  *do not put on the eyes or in the nose  *be very careful with hot oils with your animal's skin  a carrier oil is always recommended - Arin recommends aloe vera gel  *offer the oils to your animals - first offer with the cap on,  put yourself in a calm place, extend the bottle and watch their body language. As long as the dog/cat is not leaving the room then it is a Yes.  *if you have a general YES then you can use them  *put a few drops on your hands and pet the animal  apply the oil to the ears or reflexology points on the paws  *make a spray bottle for tea & tick spray  *Peace, Serenity, Lavender, Vetiver, Roman Chamomile, Balance, Calmer and Copaiba  *Resources: Dr. Janet Roark's  instagram page @essentialoilvet Spoil Your Pet Jan Jeremias Mia K Frezzo  Webinars:  https://www.essentialwellness.life/webinars-all/healthy-pets password success  https://www.essentialwellness.life/webinars-all/animoils-using-essential-oils-with-animal-companions https://www.essentialwellness.life/webinars-all/love-your-pet password success  Arin talked about social selling and we discussed how to find your niche.