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What are Essential Oils?

Both people and pets can benefit from the power of pure essential oils which are proven effective for hundreds of ailments.  Each essential oil contains specific benefits to which the body and mind respond. Essential oils are antiseptic and immune system stimulants. They fight viruses, bacteria, fungal organisms, tumors, and more. Essential oils are non-water based phytochemicals made up of volatile aromatic compounds. Although they are fat soluble, pure essential oils do not include fatty lipids or fatty acids, so they are immediately absorbed by the skin.

Essential oils are a vital tool in the healing of physical and emotional conditions for both pets and their owners. Make essential oils a part of your pet’s personal health routine.

Essential oils offer total mind, body, spirit and emotional wellness. With each bottle you are holding the pure essence of Mother Nature’s healing at the cellular level.

When selected carefully and used properly, essential oils can facilitate the release of old habits, empower change, and restore physical and emotional balance.

Essential oils offer complementary therapy to traditional medicine. They do not have any side effects and usually do not interact with other medications your pet may be taking. I recommend only the use of certified pure therapeutic grade essential oils that are tested for purity and potency. Always consult your veterinarian when adding anything new to your pet’s health care regimen.

 

Frankincense

Lavender

Copaiba

Guidelines for Using Essential Oils

Always use 100% pure therapeutic or medical grade essential oils.

Dilute essential oils in organic oils or lotions. Do not dilute essential oils in chemically laden lotions, soaps or shampoos. I recommend using fractionated coconut oil for diluting essential oils (FCO). FCO is an odorless, thin oil that is absorbed into the skin readily. FCO allows distribution of an essential oil over a greater portion of the body. Diluting essential oils slows down the absorption of the oil thereby achieving a longer lasting effect, reducing evaporation and decreasing possible sensitivity. For example, when using essential oils for sore muscles and joints.

Remember essential oils are very concentrated. It is best to apply small amounts more frequently than a lot of oil all at once.

Special Cases

Care must be taken with pets who have seizure, bleeding disorders, difficulty clotting or who are taking anti-coagulant therapy.

Use essential oils carefully for pets and people who many be pregant.

If your pet is taking medication or has a known health issue and you wish to add essential oils to their health regimen, we suggest include your veterinarian in this decision.

No-No’s

NEVER put essential oils directly in the eyes or ears of your dog or cat. In the event that an essential oil enters the eyes, immediately apply fractionated coconut oil or organic olive oil directly to the eyes. Do NOT rinse or flush the eyes with water as this will not remove the essential oil and will only intensify the uncomfortable and unpleasant sensation. When applying essential oils to your dog’s ears, be cautious with dogs who have very long ears, such as Hounds or Spaniels in which the ears may transfer essential oils to the eyes.

sEE Dr. FrEzzO’s FaVOritE EssEntiaL OiLs

Dr. Frezzo’s Favouite Essential Oils

  • Frankincense
  • Lavender
  • Copaiba
  • Breathe
  • Digest Zen
  • Aromatouch
  • Arbor Vitae
  • On Guard
  • Geranium
  • Myrrh
  • Serenity
  • Balance
  • Tumeric
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To purchase oils, call / email Dr. Frezzo or request a Professional Consultation.

Call: 201-288-7800
Email: doctor@vetinheights.com
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What People Are Saying About Dr. Frezzo

Many loving pet owners are happy with the results they have seen using Dr. Frezzo's natural health recommendations.
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    Copaiba has really helped her anxiety.

    Oh, my!  She is so much better!  Copaiba has really helped her anxiety.

    Nova

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    I am really impressed!

    I am really impressed!  Darcy’s seizures have reduced dramatically using the essential oils Dr. Frezzo suggested.

    Darcy

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    My kitty, Einstein, loves Serenity

    My kitty, Einstein, loves Serenity, and I see such a difference.  He has settled into our new home easily.

    Einstein

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    I haven't seen him jump  on the couch in over a year. 

    I haven’t seen him jump on the couch in over a year.  Thank you.  Essential oils have rejuvenated him.

    Bear

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    A world of difference. Maisy is so much more relaxed. The Adaptiv really helps her.

    A world of difference. Maisy is so much more relaxed. The Adaptiv really helps her.

    Maisy

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    Doc, Let me tell you, the oils work! I apply and diffuse, and Nico is so much calmer. I left him alone with no fuss, and he didn't destroy anything.

    Doc, Let me tell you, the oils work! I apply and diffuse, and Nico is so much calmer. I left him alone with no fuss, and he didn’t destroy anything.

    Nico

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