May 4th, 2010
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dōTERRA Essential Oil Featured on Dog Whisperer with Cesar Millan

Dog lovers know him as the Dr. Phil for Dogs. His rehabilitations of aggressive, scared, lazy, compulsive, and jealous dogs captured the national spotlight when his National Geographic Channel series Dog Whisperer first premiered in September 2004. Now in its sixth season, Dog Whisperer is capturing the hearts and minds of animal enthusiasts all around the world. 

In a recent episode, Cesar, renowned dog behavior expert, helped an Australian Kelpie Cross overcome his fears by using relaxation techniques with dōTERRA’s Serenity Calming Blend. This video clip shows the dramatic therapeutic effect that this essential oil has on animals (yes, it’s beneficial for people AND pets!).

Comments

  1. I use lavender and Digestzen on my dogs all the time


    Starr Campbell
    May 6th, 2010

  2. My Miniature Schnauzer enjoys it when we give him a little massage with Serenity. He also has some dry skin issues that we address with Melaleuca and Lavender. He’s not only relaxed, he smells great!


    Lorelei Bailey
    May 6th, 2010

  3. Wow this is a great resource.. I’m enjoying it.. good article


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  4. It’s posts like this that keep me coming back and checking this site regularly, thanks for the info!


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    May 16th, 2010

  5. I had a young horse have a bad horseshoer experience. The shoer/ farrier was very aggressive from the start and pushy with her. This mare reacted by moving away from the overly aggressive person…. (Like YEAH! I would too!) The farrier took her to his round pen, yanked, pushed and smacked her around until she stood still. She was shaking all over– and was terrified. NOT a good experience.
    Sooo the next time I had her shod (NOT by the afore mentioned person) I rubbed DoTerra Lavender between her nostrils and on her chest. I had to do this every 15 minutes, but we had a good horse shoeing experience– plus thanks to a very kind farrier. Hopefully she will forgive/ forget the bad experience! ( I also rubbed lavender on my forearms to calm myself so the horse would not pick up my nervousness!) GOOD STUFF!


    Becky Oldham
    May 23rd, 2010

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