I add 2 drops frankincense, 2 drops deep blue, 4 drops white fir and 4 drops geranium. I apply it right to the hip joint by parting his fur
and putting a few drops of this blend right on his skin and do some very gentle massage to increase circulation to the area. I do this
twice a day. I have been doing this fir about two months now and have gotten incredible results! He is only three but he was already having pain when he would get up from a down position. Now, he is jumping right up. It really lightens my heart! It is so hard to see them in pain. He is a big boy, 110 lbs, and I would use less on a smaller dog, but your lab should do fine with this mixture.
At first I didn't dilute the oils enough, and he got a little irritation on his skin, so I blended lavender and maleleuca in FCO and
it cleared right up. With the above blend, his skin is fine. Other oils you might try blending are marjoram and cypress. They are good
for pain and circulation. I know hip dysplasia is a scary diagnosis, but with a little experimentation, you can make your dog a lot more
comfortable. Good luck, Karen
On Mon, Oct 3, 2011 at 8:36 PM, Brenda Holt <brenda.holt5@verizon.net> wrote:
Does anyone have any information regarding this disease? Are there
any oils that you know of that can alleviate the symptoms?
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