Good Pet | How To Use Aromatherapy Safely Around Your Pets

The useful part

Yes, you can enjoy a fresh, inviting home while taking a cautious approach to aromatherapy around your furry family members. The key is conservative use, proper dilution, good ventilation, secure storage, and giving pets the ability to leave the area. Cats may require extra caution, while households with birds, rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, and other small animals should avoid Essential Oil use around those animals unless specifically advised by a veterinarian.

How it works

• That's why Edens Garden created the Good Pet Collection: a thoughtfully formulated lineup designed with pet households in mind.
• The collection gives pet parents convenient options for freshening shared spaces and creating an inviting home environment.
• Dogs and cats can be exposed through inhalation, ingestion, skin contact, or by getting oil on their fur and subsequently grooming themselves.
• Concentrated Essential Oils should never be applied directly to your dog or cat, and Essential Oils should always be stored securely out of paw's reach.

Details worth keeping

Oils are highly concentrated aromatic substances. This doesn't mean aromatherapy and pets can never coexist.