Pet Lovers

I just wanna create/have a plot of land dedicated to rescued dogs. Where as when created, people(mainly children) whom are suffering from emotional stressors such, anxiety, depression, PTSS( post traumatic stress "syndrome"-not disorder because it isn't one, etc..
They can hang out with all the dogs, and learn how to communicate with them, Learn how you can train them. Maybe possibly after learning the respect you can build with the animal, and get to know them. Might even take one home.

An animal like a dog can relieve so many things with just the pure love that is and generated from them to a human being. Speaking of the children they need optional care in these areas too. Now a days they get Blah, Blah, Blah, in circles of repetitive speech when being consulted for what may ale them. I see the lack there off in our times. research has really not compiled in regards to adverse effects of the networked age, screen time, disassociation of typical social interactions, Like playing in the mud, playing kick the can, or flashlight tag, etc. In a book I am trying to write I call this generation Generation M for Media, "like in today, holding an iPhone above water, meanwhile you may drown."
So hopefully someday soon I may have the ability to create such a thing. Incorporate it with self sustainment. Green houses, cold storage cellars, Solar, oh and of course a shop to build, like motorcycles, and repair of things ???.

Thank You for listening.
Adam

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Essential oils are known to do wonders for both humans and pets alike. They are vastly potent in meeting the therapeutically and grooming needs of pets. From cheering up their blur days to calming them on their irritable ones, there is an essential oil for every need. The use of essential oils for pet’s lifestyle is rapidly increasing, but using them inappropriately may have disadvantages. It is important to research the oil you choose to utilize for your pet extensively.

How to choose the most suitable oil?

There is an essential oil for every need. Lavender for anxiety, frankincense for skin conditions etc.

Do your research: Research oils that have commonly been used to treat the pet in other cases before you make your pick.

Speak to an expert: Consult your vet before you start using it on your pet to learn about the dosage and any side effects that it may have.

Toxicity check: Make sure the oil is not toxic to your pet.

These are the common pet-friendly essential oils used for the following conditions

Lavender and clary sage- Helps with anxiety & depression.

Frankincense- Boosts immune system.

Myrrh- It is anti-bacterial and can treat skin infections.

Spearmint- Helps to reduce weight.

Cardamom- It is anti-bacterial in nature and can ease heartburns.

Chamomile oil- This one is both anti-inflammatory and antiseptic and can be used to heal injuries.

Helichrysum- Primarily used for pain relief, but can also be used for other skin issues.

Neem- Neem oil is known to treat scabies in pets.

How to use essential oils safely?

Using essential oils safely is crucial in bringing out maximum effects and avoiding poisoning. Here are a few ways to use these oils safely around your pets.

Diffuser- The best way to use essential oils around pets would be through a diffuser. Mix the oil you choose to use with a carrier which is an oil eg.almond oil, coconut oil (which are harmless to pets) and diffuse it. Make sure the room is well aerated. It is important to remember pets are more sensitive to smell than humans, so what is normal to us could be overpowering to them. The key is to remember to keep it simple. Diffusers can be used with all pets. Smaller pets like cats and birds though will need a much more diluted oil compared to large pets.

Mists- Mix the essential oil and carrier and spray it on your pet according to the dosage. Be cautious to not apply too much, spray over the infected area sparsely. This can be useful in fixing pet odor and treating other pet skin conditions.

Swabs- You could apply a swab of essential oil on the pet's collar or in the infected area. This has to be diluted much too.

Ingestion- Ingestion is not advisable for all pets. While bigger dogs and horses may not be harmed by this, with smaller animals like cats and birds may not be wise. Run it by a vet before use, and use a drop or two of extremely diluted oils if need be.

Topical use- For skin allergies/ pet odor etc., it would be more effective to apply the oil topically. Here again, dilute it enough where small pets are concerned.

Why are a few essential oils unsafe for pets?

Not all pets can metabolize the fragrance compounds, hence the compounds that are not broken up are a toxin to the body. Oils that are toxic to cats maybe safe to dogs. Like citrus oils which are unpleasant to cats and birds, work efficiently with dogs and horses. Here are few essential oils to avoid with pets. With cats, their liver does not adequately break down compounds such as phenols (winter grass, tea-tree), citrus (lemon, orange, grape), alpha-pinene ( rosemary, nutmeg). Hence it is essential to avoid these oil where cats are concerned.

With dogs, they store up toxins in their body when the liver is unable to break them down. Phenol compounds such as winter grass, thyme, cinnamon are problem areas for dogs and would be wise to avoid them.

With rats and hamsters, peppermint is a big NO! Peppermint plant is usually grown in areas where they want to keep rats away. Eucalyptus and citronella oils drive away these pets too.

Birds- Eucalyptus and tea tree oil are toxic to birds. The oil used must be extremely diluted when they are used with birds owing to their size. Citrus oils like lemon and orange are also unpleasant to birds.

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Avoid using oils around newborn and pregnant pets.

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