Diffusing Essential Oils For Pets
By Dr Jeannie (Jeanette) Thomason
Diffusion of *essential oils into the air of an enclosed space (such as a house, kennel or aviary) is popularly called aromatherapy.
* The only essential oils I recommend and use personally for myself and my own animals are Young Living Essential Oils. Please go read WHY – HERE
Because the highly aromatic, sweet-smelling molecules of the essential oils are literally breathed into the body, at which point they trigger numerous immune boosting, healing, relaxation or stimulation responses depending upon the specific oils being inhaled.
Dr. Valnet points out that “whether applied directly, or inhaled, essentials oils have virtually the same therapeutic impact on the body”. Dr. Gary Young points out that “the body’s response time to inhalation of essential oils can be as quick as one to three seconds!” This is why, for many people and the treating of household pets, inhalation is the preferred method of use of the essential oils.
Inhalation of essential oils allows the oil to enter the bloodstream via the lungs, (The lungs govern the immune system) and they then enter the blood stream and are then metabolized in the liver.
Moreover, when oils are diffused in a home, kennel or aviary, they purify the air itself by removing toxins, metallic particles and other harmful microscopic debris. They also increase the atmospheric oxygen of the air, and boost levels of beneficial ozone and negative ions which, dramatically inhibit the growth and reproduction of airborne pathogens. Further, as the odorous molecules drift to the various surfaces of each room (ie., ceilings, floors, walls, tiling etc.), they rapidly kill virtually all pathogenic bacteria, rifles, molds and fungi they come into contact with. And lastly, they completely destroy odors from mold, cigarettes, and more.
Essential oils can be diffused into the air in a number of ways. Read the rest








