Re: [HEO Forum] Digest for heritage-essential-oils@googlegroups.com - 2 updates in 1 topic

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Crystal Thompson

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Jul 14, 2015, 11:47:28 AM7/14/15
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Hi Karen,

Lavender might help for calming. We used it on my mom's service dog once when my mom had some major health issues going on and had to go to the ER. The dog was VERY stressed out. The Lord used the lavender essential oil to calm the dog down. I put a drop on my hand and rubbed it on the dog's head and spoke reassuringly to the poor creature. I also asked our church family to pray. :-) 

Hope this helps.

Crystal

On Tue, Jul 14, 2015 at 5:59 AM, <heritage-essential-oils@googlegroups.com> wrote:
karen <kcron...@gmail.com>: Jul 13 07:19AM -0700

Hello- I just joined this group, and already somewhat familiar with EO's,
but Heritage is something I will be switching to. : )
 
Can anyone give advice on any oil(s) that will help a German Shorthair with
her severe anxiety? She is or daughter and son-in-laws dog. She is
terrified of thunder, lightning, rain...anything that even suggests a storm
coming. The wind and leaves blowing. Very sad. She has chewed through
crates- so they now have a true indestructible one (looks like a jail cell
crate- made of steel). Poor dog has bitten the bars and broken teeth. They
have been to a behaviorist, she is on meds, but nothing is working. She
has chewed up every dog bed inside her crate.
 
Thank you in advance for help.
 
Karen
Linda Sherman <heritageessentialoils@gmail.com>: Jul 13 08:26AM -0700

Hi Karen,
 
You'll find some general information about using the oils with dogs by
typing "dogs" into the search field on the Forum.
 
I found a testimony where someone used Peaceful to calm their dog for "fear
of thunder." This is the testimony:
 
40. I've used both Lavender and Peaceful(on separate occasions) on my schnauzer for *fear of thunder*, and both have worked quite well. I try to apply it to our dog well before the storm hits because even the change in barometric pressure sends her into a tizzy. - Nikki
 
I'm hoping you'll get more input from others. Please let us know if you
find something that helps :)
 
Blessings, Linda

 
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Cari Shepard

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Jul 14, 2015, 11:09:37 PM7/14/15
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On Tue, Jul 14, 2015 at 5:59 AM, <heritage-es...@googlegroups.com> wrote:
karen <kcron...@gmail.com>: Jul 13 07:19AM -0700

Hello- I just joined this group, and already somewhat familiar with EO's,
but Heritage is something I will be switching to. : )
 
Can anyone give advice on any oil(s) that will help a German Shorthair with
her severe anxiety? She is or daughter and son-in-laws dog. She is
terrified of thunder, lightning, rain...anything that even suggests a storm
coming. The wind and leaves blowing. Very sad. She has chewed through
crates- so they now have a true indestructible one (looks like a jail cell
crate- made of steel). Poor dog has bitten the bars and broken teeth. They
have been to a behaviorist, she is on meds, but nothing is working. She
has chewed up every dog bed inside her crate.
 
Thank you in advance for help.
 
Karen
Linda Sherman <heritagees...@gmail.com>: Jul 13 08:26AM -0700

Hi Karen,
 
You'll find some general information about using the oils with dogs by
typing "dogs" into the search field on the Forum.
 
I found a testimony where someone used Peaceful
<http://heritageessentialoils.com/peaceful.php> to calm their dog for "fear
of thunder." This is the testimony:
 
40. I've used both Lavender <http://heritageessentialoils.com/lavender.php> and
Peaceful <http://heritageessentialoils.com/peaceful.php> (on separate
occasions) on my schnauzer for *fear of thunder*, and both have worked
quite well. I try to apply it to our dog well before the storm hits because
even the change in barometric pressure sends her into a tizzy. - Nikki
 
 
I'm hoping you'll get more input from others. Please let us know if you
find something that helps :)
 
 
Blessings, Linda

 
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