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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.
You can also use a carrier oil to dilute the oil on the skin if irritation develops (a very, very rare occurrence). Just as in a human, never drop oils in a cat's eyes or ears!!! Place a drop of oil on the palm of one hand and place oil with a finger from the other hand on the inside of the upper ear.f course, there is good ventilation and the dogs and cat can always leave the room at will. Some essential oils, high in phynols that are not recommended to be used with cats are: Tea Tree or Malaleuca, Oregano, Thyme, Clove, Mountain Savory, Cinnamon, Cassia, and Ravensara.