Pet wellness

Aromatherapy can be a beautiful way to support your pet’s emotional and physical well-being—but their noses are far more sensitive than ours, and safety comes first. Before introducing any scent:

• Start Slow: Diffuse gently in a well-ventilated space. Let your pet choose proximity—never force exposure.
• Choose Wisely: Only use pet-safe essential oils and hydrosols. Avoid oils like tea tree, clove, and wintergreen, which can be toxic to animals.
• Observe Closely: Watch for signs of discomfort—excessive licking, sneezing, hiding, or agitation. If they seem uneasy, remove the scent immediately.
• Topical Use Disclaimer   We do not recommend applying essential oils directly to your pet’s fur or skin. Their systems are far more sensitive than ours, and even diluted oils can pose risks. If you choose to explore topical use, please consult your veterinarian first to ensure safety and proper dilution. Our blends are intended for diffuser use or collar application only, never for direct contact.
• Respect Species Differences: Cats, dogs, and small animals metabolize oils differently. What’s safe for one may not be for another.
• Consult Your Vet: Especially for pets with respiratory issues, chronic conditions, or sensitivities.

Aromatherapy should feel like a gentle invitation, not a demand. When introduced with care, it can become a soothing ritual your companion looks forward to.