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If you have never taken a bath with lavender oil, you are missing out on a wonderfully relaxing experience. As well, lavender can be used to help bring calm to your cat. It can also be used to relieve allergies and skin problems. However, you donât want to bath your cat for them to benefit from lavender. If youâve ever bathed a cat, you know itâs not likely to lower their stress level.
Water will not adequately dilute essential oils! Signs of âtoo muchâ include: squinting eyes, confusion, extreme sleepiness, disorientation, vomiting, acting drunk or unusually violent. LAVENDER is the safest and most excellent âall aroundâ and versatile essential oil to use with pets. Donât use: Undiluted Eucalyptus oils, Tea Tree, Birch/Wintergreen, Basil, Orange, Pennyroyal, Wormwood or Rue. For cats, HYDROSOLS of LAVENDER or NEROLI are highly recommended (Veterinary Aromatherapy, Nelly Grosjean).