Are the Canopy Aromas Safe for PetsUpdated a day ago
If you have a dog or a cat in the home we recommend that you only diffuse oils in a well-ventilated area or a room to which your pets don't have direct access. Start with small amounts of oil (no more than 5 drops) and monitor how your pet reacts. Some essential oils, including eucalyptus, lavender, tea tree, and ylang-ylang, are known to cause adverse reactions in some animals.
Every pet is unique, so we always recommend consulting your veterinarian before diffusing essential oils around pets.
Every pet is unique, so we always recommend consulting your veterinarian before diffusing essential oils around pets.
We do recommend that you keep your oils somewhere safe, as they are not safe for topical use or ingestion. In the event that oils are ingested please consult with your veterinarian, or call the ASPCA's Animal Poison Control Center at (888) 426-4435.