Often the first oil the animal will accept. Angelica Root works deeply within the unconscious mind addressing problems the animal may have experienced in early life. Starting with this oil allows a pathway to open to allow work with other oils.

Helps with stomach disturbances and digestive problems (caused by spasms)

Good for digestive disorders, flatulence, loss of appetite. Overdue pregnancies.

Used for psoriasis, growth, tumours and sarcoids. Do not use in conjunction with other medication. Often selected by animals with a compromised immune system.

Useful for allergies, inflammation (internal and external), skin eruptions, respiratory disorder (inflammation), anxiety and tension.

Used by for anxiety and nervousness - especially where this manifests in stomach disorders.

Often selected for internal bleeding, slow heeling wounds, cell damage, liver malfunction, compromised immune system, tumours, sarcoids and cysts.

Not to be confused with common sage (which has high ketone content), Clary Sage is used for hormonal imbalance and related nervous anxiety.

Often selected for fear (e.g. fireworks), intestinal problems of a nervous origin (diarrhoea), and breathing problems.

A very popular oil with chickens and animals have selected Geranium for balance with mind and body, including hormones and digestion.

Used for treatment of gallbladder and liver problems and good for fatty lumps. N.B. Do not use if on medication.

Hemp is very calming and often chosen by anxious animals. It works well as a support for other remedies, especially where emotional release is expected.

Jasmine is a beautiful heady scent which helps animals who have been deprived of affection and comfort. Animals exhibiting vices with dominant, tense behaviour often select and it also helps restore reproductive balance.

Often used for urinary tract problems,

Used for scar tissue, birthing, respiratory problems, muscular aches, anxiety (especially in the male species.)

Often selected to address past physical suffering and abuse and fear (particularly of men).

Often selected by animals experiencing grief, also strained muscles and spasms. Good for male hormone imbalances and aggression.

Used for viral infections.

Selected for depressive behaviours, stomach problems associated with sadness, and loss and separation.

Useful for digestive disorders (especially colic), IBS, respiratory problems, aches and sprains. A good mental stimulant.

A beautiful and powerful oil, Rose is often selected and used for release of past trauma and repressed emotion. Good for balancing female hormones.

Selected for anxious and fearful behaviours - very calming. Good for various kidney problems; eye, er and upper respiratory bacterial infections and urinary problems.

Excellent with microbial infections and, in horses mainly, urinary infections.

Useful to support other oils, Valerian helps with anxious behaviours. Selected also for fits.

Selected by animals with dominant behaviour (usually males). A calming oil and useful for anxious behaviours and in supporting other oils.

Often useful to begin a treatment, Violet Leaf helps in the preparation of pain. Good for nervous dispositions and when there has been a change of home.

Selected for inflammatory pain and muscular aches.

Used to aid behavioural release and good for insecure behaviours and sensitivity. Selected also for inflammation and pain (internal and external), urinary problems, and wounds (internal and external, but not cats).