There are a lot of stores out there that sell oil diffusers but the problem lies in choosing the right one for your pets.
Oil diffuser making dogs sick.
Both ingestion and skin exposure can be toxic.
Stop diffusing the oil and open the windows if you notice your pet acting strangely.
Pet owners particularly cat parents should be mindful when using essential oil diffusers especially if the device is a so called active diffuser a veterinarian in ohio recently warned.
They can be very dangerous to pets and cats more so than dogs dr.
As mentioned earlier there are a lot of reasons why oil diffusers are unsafe for pets.
Use only three to four drops of the oil at a time to avoid over exposure.
Pets can be loving but mysterious little creatures.
List of essential oils used in aromatherapy diffusers that may be toxic to dogs cats and other pets.
More pets are getting sick and dying from this common household item by melkorka licea.
Most of the time they ll let you know how they re feeling but it can be hard to tell when they re sick.
By the time you re happy with the level of scent from your diffuser your pets might be over it.
There are many ways to diffuse essential oils and the quality and purity of these oils vary greatly.
Animals have fabulous noses.
Many liquid potpourri products and essential oils including oil of cinnamon citrus pennyroyal peppermint pine sweet birch tea tree melaleuca wintergreen and ylang ylang are poisonous to dogs.
Marie who fell ill after breathing in essential oil vapor from a diffuser in her home.
Roark suggests a water based diffuser in an open room that animals can leave if they don t like the smell.
Extreme caution should be used when infusing the air using oil based aromatherapy diffusers candles etc no matter what animal is in the room.
Then monitor your pet for a few hours to make sure they re acting normally.
If you frequently use an essential oil diffuser for health reasons dr.
The toxin found in tea tree oil is metabolized by the liver making diluted tea tree oil safe for topical use on most dogs but always consult your veterinarian before exposing your dog to it.
Cats on the other hand have less of the liver enzyme necessary to metabolizing tea tree and should never be exposed to the oil in any form.
Fields says to make sure your pet can.