How Essential Oils Can Cause You Serious Harm
Danger To Pets

Essential oils aren't typically safe for pets unless recommended and consulted by a specialist. The active chemical compounds found in some essential oils can be very toxic to most animals. It is crucial that essential oil products are only used under the supervision of a vet. Essential oils should not be left out to ensure that pets do not inhale or consume any of them directly.
Essential oils to avoid using around dogs include anise, clove, garlic, horseradish, juniper, thyme, wintergreen, and yarrow. They can trigger allergies, skin sensitivities, and can interfere with the dog’s natural body processes.