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Animal Scents

Animal Scents. PET HEALTH & AROMATHERAPY. Top Concerns for Domestic Animals 1. Viruses - Dr. Buchoff believes you need to wait until 12 weeks of age if you are going to vaccinate. He does vaccinate for Parvo, then Distemper, then Parvo again.

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Animal Scents

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  1. Animal Scents PET HEALTH & AROMATHERAPY

  2. Top Concerns for Domestic Animals 1. Viruses - Dr. Buchoff believes you need to wait until 12 weeks of age if you are going to vaccinate. He does vaccinate for Parvo, then Distemper, then Parvo again. 2. Parasites - known to stunt small animals growth 3. Nutritional influences - not enough enzymes in diet, fillers that are not nutritionally useful. 4. Autoimmune failure- one of the causes is overuse of antibiotics 5. Most common - scratching from: allergies, nutritional deficiencies, over bathing 6. Canine influenza 7.Kennel cough may be due to many factors and has many different pathways, not all the same. Cornell University Vet. School of Medicine has a large body of research on these concerns. Gerald Buchoff, DVM Past President of the American Holistic Veterinarian Association http://www.holisticpetcarenj.com/therapies.html Dr. Brian T Voynick, CVA, http://www.americananimalhospital.com/

  3. We are not all the same … yet we are ONE. The importance of the sense of smell in domestic animals “Olfaction is to animals what writing is to humans – a message that can be transmitted in the absence of the sender. “ -Domestic animal behavior for veterinarians and animal scientists By Katherine A. Houpt

  4. LONGEVITY & PET HEALTH Olfactory sense - This is perhaps the most important sense of domestic animals in terms of communication. Dogs probably have the greatest olfactory ability of all domestic species. They are able to detect many compounds at 1/1,000,000 the concentration humans can detect and for many weeks after the odorant was placed. Odors and pheromones are very important triggers for domestic animal behavior. The bloodhound, for example, has 76 times the surface area of nasal epithelium as humans. Cats have about four times the surface area of nasal epithelium more than human beings. Olfactory receptor cells: Human beings have about 30 million receptors, rabbits have 100 million ORC, and most dogs have one billion ORC; the bloodhound has four billion ORC (Chudler 2007) From: Cancer Detection by Means of Canine Olfaction Kathleen Loftus 8/12/2007 U. Penn

  5. KEYS TO LONGEVITY Organic environment YLEO's Creating the best circumstances for our pets Nutrients

  6. KEYS TO LONGEVITY Great nutrients!

  7. KEYS TO LONGEVITY 1. Remove all household and personal care products that are not organic. 2. Replace with the finest products available: Thieves Kit * Animal Scent Shampoo * Animal Scent Ointment * Your own personal care choices from Young Living. Remember while you may not detect the synthetics, these harsh chemicals all travel the same path of destruction in our domestic animals as they do in our system, and they can sense it. 3. When any stressful situations occur: diffuse In the rooms or stall of the animal Peace & Calming, Lavender, or Idaho Balsam Fir 4. Use YLEO's and the supplements to help repair chronic behavioral and physiological patterns. They effect the nervous system that controls heartbeat, blood pressure, and similar functions; the hypothalamus, pituitary, and adrenal glands (which work together to produce a hormonal response); and the cardiovascular, metabolic, and immune systems.

  8. KEYS TO LONGEVITY Caution with cats:Cats lack an enzyme for metabolizing certain molecules. Some of the “hot” oils like Cinnamon, Lemongrass, Oregano and Thyme can accumulate and cause some harm to the liver. While I diffuse and clean with Thieves I never apply it on or near my cats.

  9. KEYS TO LONGEVITY Ningxia Red – a few drops in water for most pets will go a long way to promoting health. I

  10. All pets need help in recovery from trauma. Etymology from Greek: a wound. Current research for both pets and people indicate that trauma has a distinct pathway and can Create an unhealthy physiological pattern for a long time. Trauma 1. A serious injury or shock to the body, as from violence or an accident. 2. An emotional wound or shock that creates substantial, lasting damage to the psychological development. 3. An event or situation that causes great distress and disruption.

  11. Animal Scents Ointment Animal Scents Ointment blends therapeutic-grade essential oils and wholesome herbs into a soothing ointment offering relief for minor skin irritations, cuts and abrasions. The essential oils used in Animal Scents Ointment carry many antimicrobial properties to assist the body’s healing and provide a fresh, earthy fragrance. Suggested use: Clean area and apply a thin film of ointment directly to the injured area and leave uncovered. The ointment can also be applied to bandage material then secured to the injured area. Apply as needed. Ingredients: mink oil, lecithin, beeswax, lanolin, sesame seed oil, rosewood, wheat germ oil, palmarosa, patchouli, myrrh, carrot seed oil, melaleuca alternifoila, rose hip seed oil, geranium and balsam fir essential oils “I have used the Animal Scents Ointment on horses, dogs and myself. I find that the ointment supplies a soothing property to help with any skin irritations, scrapes or tears and relief can be noticed within minutes. The ointment is especially effective for the wounds that become dried-out and painful. I feel Animal Scents Ointment is a must for everyone’s first-aid kit.” Carol Komitor, founder of Healing Touch for Animals

  12. Diffusion: One of the best ways to support our pets immune system and help reduce stress. Favorites: Peace & Calming Lavender Idaho Balsam Fir Purification Consider the size, weight, age and general condition of the animal when using diffusion, applying oils topically or orally by ingestion.

  13. First Aid: Idaho Balsam Fir – respiratory, areas that are painful, achy and/or swollen dilution 10:1 for dogs – always think of body weight also. V-6 Mixing Oil for dilution Cats – 50:1 dilution Do not need to part fur – just put on topically. Nancy Brandt, DVM

  14. First Aid: E. Radiata: strong top note acts as a smelling salts. To help those who are wheezy, hard time orienting, or appears confused 1. Hold bottle under nose 2. Keep isolated if infected. Use pot of temperate water and 2 drops of each Pine, E. Radiata, and Idaho Balsam Fir to assist breathing. Drinking it would be harsh on their membranes, cover after using. Best YLEO for overall help: Frankincense Crosses blood brain barrier and can support and increase O2 for the brain when injured. For old injuries, infections, and as an anti-tumoral – give a drop of Frankincense diluted with V-6 Mixing Oil in capsule. Excellent for prevention.

  15. Helichrysum for bleeding and bruising. Lavender is the probably the most versatile essential oil. It is a wonderful first aid tool to always have on hand. Allergies: diffuse, dilute when given internally. Peppermint – Di-Gize: excellent for applying directly over stomach area. Please dilute as it can be very uncomfortable for them. Pine excellent for runny nose, clogged sinuses Egyptian Gold – strengthens the immune systems GLF – will help induce vomiting and support liver Melrose for helping granulate tissue especially for horses. Also used for chronic infections Bites – undiluted on the bug bites even for cats Purification cleans fungi, bacteria, viruses - so we need to use it liberally after one animal has the condition to stop spreading.

  16. REDUCE STRESS ** Yours and the Animal's Use YLEO's and Young Living supplements to positively impact chronic behavioral and physiological patterns which effect the nervous system that controls heartbeat, blood pressure, and similar functions; the hypothalamus, pituitary, and adrenal glands (which work together to produce a hormonal response); and the cardiovascular, metabolic, and immune systems.

  17. Changing the world a paw at a time Everyone who loves animals can help those in need by visiting their nearest animal shelter and... Enroll them (as a gift or a fundraiser) with a Thieves Kit and a diffuser. Offer instruction and an Essential Oil Desk Reference. Visit and help instruct the volunteers. Go home and hug your bunny, dog, cat, bird, ferret, horse, salamander, turtle, goldfish or koala!

  18. Animal Scents PET HEALTH & AROMATHERAPY

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