Ultrasonic Aroma Diffuser

Animal aromatherapy is a whole other world and beyond the scope of what our products are designed for. The short answer is yes, you can safely use essential oils on pets – but only a selected few. It is important to note that no oils should be used on cats because their bodies cannot metabolize the oils and can seriously harm them.

Safety precautions must be taken into consideration, just like with essential oil use on humans. When using essential oils on pets, always dilute, do not apply near the face, and apply only in very low dilutions (i.e., less than 1% because of their strong sense of smell). Do not use on puppies less than 6 months old. Ensure that they do not ingest the oils or solutions.

Some oils that are generally considered safe for pets:

1. Citrus: grapefruit, lemon, lime, sweet orange, tangerine
2. Floral: chamomile (German/Roman), clary sage, geranium, jasmine, lavender (L. angustifolia), neroli, patchouli, rose, ylang-ylang
3. Others: cypress, frankincense, palmarosa, petitgrain

These are some oils that are considered safe to diffuse when safety precautions are followed.

Please note that this is just a general guideline. Those who want to use essential oils on their pet(s) must educate themselves on the risks involved. Just like humans, individual pets can also have different conditions or allergies which need to be explored on an individual basis.

Learn more about essential oil use on pets

No, ingesting essential oils is not recommended. Incorrect use may lead to organ failure or other complications.

We do not recommend using carrier oils or incorporating them in your essential oil blends when using your diffuser, as it can clog the machine. The only exception is our Uplift and Elevate essential oil gift sets, which has coconut oil but its viscosity is safe is safe for use in our diffuser.