rosemary, thyme, melaleuca or frankincense, but whatever you choose,
make sure you dilute it greatly before applying. Dogs systems are a
lot more sensitive than ours and you can overwhelm their liver by
using too much. When I first started using oils on my dogs, I didn't
know to dilute and I gave my boy a hot spot on his hip. I usually
dilute to a ratio of 2-4 drops per tablespoon of carrier oil and get
great results. I haven't used them for anything like parvo, so if you
get great results we would love to know! Karen
On Sep 7, 6:56 pm, EtoshasL...@gmail.com wrote:
> I used OnGuard on the paws of my kittens and it kept them from getting
> goopy eyes and getting sick. Just a drop is all I used on a kitten but a
> dog is larger so maybe a few drops.
>
> On , "Alice, William Rahn" <doterra48...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > I have a new IPC that is looking for a way to help with parvo virus in
> > dogs.
> > This virus has an 80% kill rate in dogs. She has a dog shelter and
> > just recently lost
> > 3 out of 4 puppies to this virus, her vet bill ended up costing her
> > $4,000 in expensese for antibiotics etc and they could not save the
> > pups. Does anyone have an experience with this with dogs? Also is
> > there something she can do with the dogs as a preventative measure?
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