​Cleaning up after our furry friends can be a messy business, but it doesn't have to be a toxic one!

​Have you ever read the ingredients on commercial pet shampoos and noticed that some of the ingredients are questionable?

​Have you ever looked up essential oils for pets online and felt overwhelmed by what NOT to use? Let's switch it up today and focus on the oils that are A-OK for your pets! It's as easy as counting to ten - seriously, just ten oils can cover most of your pet's health needs. Plus, you'll notice that the top oils for cats and dogs are pretty much the same, so you won't have to pick and choose between different scents for your fur babies.

It might seem logical to assume that applying essential oils to an animal's feet is a safe and effective way to introduce them to the oils, just like we do with humans. However, this is not always the case.

​Did you know that you can use essential oils on your furry friends just like you do on yourself? There are three ways to use oils - aromatic, topical, and internal. But let's stick with the first two for now, as you should always consult with your vet before trying anything internally.

​It is a well-established fact that animals possess a superior sense of smell compared to humans. However, it isn’t widely known that animals also have more sensitive skin than humans. 

​When it comes to using essential oils with our furry friends, safety should always be our top priority.

​Centuries! That’s how long essential oils have been used to improve the health and well-being of animals. The key is to use high-quality, pure essential oils in the correct dilution.