Helichysum does a great job on knitting bones and on scar tissue. You use a
much smaller portion on an animal. If you have a bottle of it, simply open it
by your dog and then call your dog to you, if it comes willingly then the oils
will help, if it won't come near you with the open bottle then it won't help.
You can try this with other oils as well, such as Marjoram or Frankincense.
One drop with carrier oil and rub it on the affected area.
Pat
On Mon, Feb 1, 2010 at 10:14 PM, Yvette Lemieux <earthsgift2010@gmail.com> wrote:
I understand that animals have a good recovery rate with essential
oils. We have a 2 year old dog whose leg was broken. Surgery was not
good and they say there was too much scar tissue to do anything...let
nature take it's course. Are there any oils I could be using to help
the recovery of the pup.. Thanks for the help
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