Back to Course

Using Essential Oils With Dogs

0% Complete
0/0 Steps
  1. Getting Started
  2. How To Use Essential Oils On Your Pets
  3. Canine Reflexology
  4. Dilution for Dogs
  5. How To Use Citrus Oils
  6. Lavender For Dogs
  7. Frankincense for Dogs
  8. DiGize For Dogs
  9. Peppermint For Dogs
  10. Panaway For Dogs
  11. Stress Away For Dogs
  12. Peace & Calming For Dogs
  13. Raven For Dogs
  14. Thieves For Dogs
  15. Purification For Dogs
  16. Copaiba For Dogs
  17. Other Oils For Pets
  18. Animal Scents Product Line
  19. Animal Scents T-Away
  20. Animal Scents Shampoo
  21. Animal Scents Pet Chews
  22. Animal Scents Ointment
  23. Supplements For Dogs
  24. Raindrop Technique For Dogs
  25. Doggie DIYs

Participants 1205

Show more
Using Essential Oils With Dogs Peppermint For Dogs
Lesson 9 of 25
In Progress

Peppermint For Dogs

Kara Edstrom February 17, 2021

Peppermint

Peppermint is great for overall vitality, clarity and digestive support! It is also useful to support your pet’s active lifestyle. 

Use Peppermint in training when mastering new concepts. It calms the mind and lessens the fear of the unknown.

Peppermint will also cool Rover down, help him focus and have mental clarity, ease his joints and muscles, and it is a KEY oil for the digestive system! 

How To Use Peppermint

Peppermint Vitality benefits include gastrointestinal comfort and normal digesting support in addition to the great taste.

  • Add a drop to his food for parasites, nausea, tummy trouble, etc. 
  • Add a drop to your favorite DIY pet treat/biscuit recipe or combine 1 drop with 1/4 cup coconut oil and brush tops of a batch of homemade dog biscuits after baking.
  • Peppermint is also great specifically for itchy skin!
  • Try making a spray bottle this summer to keep our pups nice and cool!
  • You can add 1 drop in a water bowl to help hasten internal heating. It wouldn’t hurt to freshen breath either, right? (Just remember not to use a plastic water bowl with essential oils.)

FUN FACT: Young Living peppermint oil is so potent that one drop of oil is like drinking 26 cups of peppermint tea.  A little goes a very long way.  It takes one pound of raw peppermint material to make one 15ml bottle of peppermint oil.