Your dog's best vet is him

In the wild, animals choose the medicinal plants they need to stay healthy (scientifically called zoopharmacognosy). The safest way to use essential oils with animals is to appeal to this instinct and let the animal choose what it needs, as it would in nature. This is what Nayana Morag teaches you in this guide. Plus, providing your dog with choices has the added benefit of reducing stress. You will be amazed to see your pet direct their own healing by reacting instinctively to the oils, choosing to take them orally, topically or inhaled. This method is safe and effective, and also considerably strengthens the bond of trust between the animal and its owner. In this guide, Nayana Morag explains how to actually introduce various essential oils to your dog, how to interpret his reactions and administer the essential oil that will relieve him. You will also discover: - How to put together your first aid kit based on essential oils and hydrosols - From chamomile to Ylang-ylang, the 25 most useful essential oils, each with indications, properties and advice for use - Recipes for gels, lotions, powders to treat wounds, calm inflammatory joint pain, eliminate bad breath and tartar, ward off parasites, stop diarrhea, etc.