Lavender Essential Oil: Applications and the Evidence for its Effect on Animal Behavior

Original Presentation Date:
03/13/2019

Free (Non-CE / CE Eligible)
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In the continuum of whole pet health care there is a great demand by pet guardians to include products derived from natural sources. Unfortunately, the research or evidence to support the use and/or safety of various complementery or alternative care modalities is generally lacking in the veterinary literature. In this Specialty Update, we review the evidence to support the use of lavender as part of the management of behavioral health in animals. Discussion includes: - Lavender and its chemical constituents - Publications in the veterinary literature supporting the use of lavender in the management of animal behavioral health - Precautions and considerations when using essential oils - Product selection Running time: 21 mins Learn more about essential oils: http://bit.ly/VVEssentialOils Fee: $9.95; Free registration for Premium members and Evidence Based Update subscribers http://vetvine.com/article/181/evidence-based-update-subscriptions).

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