posted by Tess on May 30
NOTE: Please check with your veterinarian on the safety of these oils for your cat.
Burns & Scalds
As for people — cold water followed by neat lavender oil, as soon as possible.
Coat in Poor Condition
Add 1/4 tsp of the following blend to each feed:
1 Tbsp Olive oil
1 Tdsp Wheatgrem oil
5 drops Carrot oil
5 drops Evening primrose oil
Cuts & Bites
Put a solution of:
salt water
2 drops thyme
1 drop lavender
Then bathe the area.
Cysts
Apply:
1 drop lavender or
1 drop Tea Tree
Drop & Massage around the ear
1 drop Tea Tree
1 drop Lavender
1 drop Chamomile
1 tsp Warm olive oil
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April 16th, 2007 at 2:21 pm
Are these treatments all safe for the animals? I know that many traditional treatments such as antibiotics can be hazzardous but is it really good to put alot of oils into the animals system after all there is research backing up antibiotics and there is only a small amount of information on essential oils. I think it is also important to keep in mind that every breed is different and will have specific needs that should be met. I am wary of any treatment i have not tried and want to keep my animals as safe as possible. They are like my children.
Bonnie