Thank you so much for this great video. I have used this on one of my boys that had a staphylococcus infection. The vet had prescribed antibiotics......after 2 weeks didn't work. Waited a week and started oregano oil mixed with coconut oil. Applied it topically and within 10 days it was gone. I wished everyone knew about this lifesaving treatment and the great thing NO SIDE EFFECTS like antibiotics. Please share this video with everyone.
Thank you - my little gal has been getting yeast infections for about a year and I honestly do not want to give her any more steroids, antibiotics, etc., because they are not working and possibly harming her! I've ordered an organic Oil of Oregano and also Aloe Vera Juice as recommended in the video, but you mentioned you used Coconut Oil (which I already have). Did you use it topically or added it to his food?
I totally agree about using a different videographer to eliminate so many angle changes as they are so distracting. It would also be helpful to summarize the salient points at the end, and to use a white board highlighting these points. Make the presentation more educational (utilizing both visual and auditory props) rather than overwhelmingly informational. This would help to answer all the many questions about what-to-do from the video.
Lol just finished watching videos for oil of oregano for humans with drs explanations But by far you out did them , you were clear and easy to understand! Very precise Thank you
@@conniegal201 Have fun getting it in him! I just watched this vid while searching natural remedies for kennel cough. So I mixed a tiny bit into a spoon of raw honey. Doggo is NOT havin’ it! I had to keep sneaking a smear on his snout or lips and a little on a paw. He threatened to bite me twice. He’s never done that before.
@@lovetoclearclouds7017 I bought a syringe and first "fool her" with a tasty treat, then make sure the syringe is in her mouth as I push the plunger. She's not thrilled about it, but at least I get it in. Immediately followed by another tasty treat... brives work! 😁
I would like to know if it have to be a wild harvest, and I see also on bottle 80% carvacrol , other bottles say 36% carvacrol. And what is the doses for a 35 kilo golden retriever for ear infection and how long should I give to him. Thank you 😊
I didn't know the difference between "Oil of Oregano" and "Oregano Essential Oil", and also "Oregano Oil". According to my research, Oregano oil is like cooking oil, but sometimes they call Oregano Oil for Oil of Oregano. It's so confusing. I happened to order "Essential Oil" which is more powerful and they says you have to dilute with Almond oil, olive oil etc. I only had coconuts oil and using it to dilute Oregano Essential Oil. Anyway, I love your video, and thank you very much!
My dog has chronic ear infections so do I give Oil of Oregano topically or internally or both? Also, How do you apply it into the ear and how much? If I give it internally, what’s the dosage for for a 20lb dog?
Oregano oil is considered one of the best natural ingredients for your dog. This herb oil has antibacterial, antiviral, antiparasitic, and antifungal properties. In fact, many farmers are using oregano oil as a natural antibiotic because it helps to keep poultry and livestock healthy. Some formulas are even made just for dogs, like this oregano oil from Garden of Life. Why it works: Research is ongoing regarding oregano oil and other essential oils for dogs and whether they’re safe for them. Science shows the health benefits of oregano oil may come from two specific ingredients known as carvacrol and thymol . As with any other essential oil, it’s important to consult with your vet before giving your dog oregano oil. How to administer: Be sure that you are using oil of oregano and not the herb itself. The oil is necessary to ensure that your pet gets the benefits of the carvacrol and thymol. To use it, dilute 2 or 3 drops in another carrier oil like olive oil and administer it topically Dangers or side effects: Avoid oil of oregano for dogs who experience seizures.
What is THE trick to get the oil past their nose and into their mouth? Will it work in a diffuser, assuming I can get him to hold still in the steam? How much water and oil? For how long?
Tell me about it! I've spent a ton of money at the Vets during the past year because my little gal has been getting yeast infections and all the antibiotics and steroids simply are not working. I'm glad I found this video - had no idea about Oil of Oregano. Did you break up the capsules in your dog's food or does he take capsules easily? I have to "fool" mine with other things! :)
Thank you for your excellent video. I do have a question, though: you mentioned the Oil of Oregano can be added topically to the skin 3 to 4 times daily - is that undiluted? My little dog has been having terrible yeast infections on her skin and the Vet keeps sending antibiotics, steroids, etc. She's not getting any better. She also has an ear infection - you mentioned the Oil of Oregano can also be used with warm aloe vera juice - I assume I can apply it to a cotton ball and then clean around her skin in the ears (I don't like to go deep in her ear!) I'm trying very hard to find alternative natural methods to her issues - poor baby has been suffering with the skin infection for almost a year and I don't want to give her any more prescribed medications, steroids, etc. I've ordered organic Oil of Oregano and also organic Aloe Vera Juice, so I will try this remedy. Thank you again!
Oregano oil is considered one of the best natural ingredients for your dog. This herb oil has antibacterial, antiviral, antiparasitic, and antifungal properties. In fact, many farmers are using oregano oil as a natural antibiotic because it helps to keep poultry and livestock healthy. Some formulas are even made just for dogs, like this oregano oil from Garden of Life. Why it works: Research is ongoing regarding oregano oil and other essential oils for dogs and whether they’re safe for them. Science shows the health benefits of oregano oil may come from two specific ingredients known as carvacrol and thymol . As with any other essential oil, it’s important to consult with your vet before giving your dog oregano oil. How to administer: Be sure that you are using oil of oregano and not the herb itself. The oil is necessary to ensure that your pet gets the benefits of the carvacrol and thymol. To use it, dilute 2 or 3 drops in another carrier oil like olive oil and administer it topically Dangers or side effects: Avoid oil of oregano for dogs who experience seizures.
I made oregano oil at home using oregano and extra virgin olive oil that i use for myself for colds etc. This would be considered oil of oregano as referred to in this video correct? My dog has been showing cold/upper respiratory symptoms and am looking to give him a my homemade oregano oil for treatment
You said, use pre diluted oil of oregano for use in dogs ears. So, do I need to dilute more or just use the oil of oregano as is, since it is already in a carrier oil ?
I hope you will answer this question, please. You said to put a couple drops of Oil of Oregano in the dog's food. Do the drops need to be diluted in a carrier oil? Thank you.
I bought oreganol, on the back of the bottle it states “property blend in certified extra virgin olive oil” with wild oregano oil P73. The capsules are small, and feel they maybe safe for our dog. If I d put something different in her food, she will not eat it. Please help me, I believe our dog is suffering, and our vet just gives drugs. She is very itchy and licking her private areas, also, she has like oily and slimy poop.
I take Oregano P73 gel caps daily. (I do not use the drops) , and give to my dogs once, monthly. I’m thinking they’re not getting enough to make a difference. What gel cap dosage is safe for dogs?
I found this on a quick search: Oregano oil is considered one of the best natural ingredients for your dog. This herb oil has antibacterial, antiviral, antiparasitic, and antifungal properties. In fact, many farmers are using oregano oil as a natural antibiotic because it helps to keep poultry and livestock healthy. Some formulas are even made just for dogs, like this oregano oil from Garden of Life. Why it works: Research is ongoing regarding oregano oil and other essential oils for dogs and whether they’re safe for them. Science shows the health benefits of oregano oil may come from two specific ingredients known as carvacrol and thymol . As with any other essential oil, it’s important to consult with your vet before giving your dog oregano oil. How to administer: Be sure that you are using oil of oregano and not the herb itself. The oil is necessary to ensure that your pet gets the benefits of the carvacrol and thymol. To use it, dilute 2 or 3 drops in another carrier oil like olive oil and administer it topically Dangers or side effects: Avoid oil of oregano for dogs who experience seizures.
My dog has oral malignant melanoma and has to keep getting on antibiotics for infections in the cancer area of her gums. I want to use this. Can you suggest how to use this and approx how much per day to help keep her off antibiotics? My bottle says regular human dose is 4 drops of wild oregano oil 43mg standardized to a min. of 70% carvacrol (30.1mg)
Oregano essential oil is also a concentrated extract from the oregano plant but it’s much more potent. Look for a product made by drying leaves and then extracting the oil using steam distillation. This protects the potency and purity of the essential oil. Oregano essential oil also contains carvacrol so it can also offer medicinal benefits. But because it’s more potent than oil of oregano … you should only use it internally if you’ve consulted a professional. Oregano essential oil is safe to use for aromatherapy or topically after it’s been diluted with carrier oil.
Oregano oil is considered one of the best natural ingredients for your dog. This herb oil has antibacterial, antiviral, antiparasitic, and antifungal properties. In fact, many farmers are using oregano oil as a natural antibiotic because it helps to keep poultry and livestock healthy. Some formulas are even made just for dogs, like this oregano oil from Garden of Life. Why it works: Research is ongoing regarding oregano oil and other essential oils for dogs and whether they’re safe for them. Science shows the health benefits of oregano oil may come from two specific ingredients known as carvacrol and thymol . As with any other essential oil, it’s important to consult with your vet before giving your dog oregano oil. How to administer: Be sure that you are using oil of oregano and not the herb itself. The oil is necessary to ensure that your pet gets the benefits of the carvacrol and thymol. To use it, dilute 2 or 3 drops in another carrier oil like olive oil and administer it topically Dangers or side effects: Avoid oil of oregano for dogs who experience seizures.
My 10# shitzu has been on Clindamycine for 3 weeks for gum inflammation. He had 13 teeth removed and they said they got all the roots as well Unfortunately 2.5 months later hes developed left side upper of his gums is horribly enflamed. Its inhibiting his breathing. Obviously the medicationis not working and I would like to ise 100% oregano oil 75% cravercol. I inderstand i need to dilite it 1-3 drops per teaspoon of carrier oil. Hes 10#. Should i put it on his gums directly? And how much would you recommend daily. Your advice and expertise would be greatly appreciated. woof 😂
How much should be added to toothpaste? My dog has one gum that is infected that I am trying to naturally resolve. I brush his teeth daily, and lately have been using a syringe to squirt around his gums a "mouthwash" I made for him, consisting of 1 cup of water, 1/4 cup of aloe vera juice and 2 teaspoons of baking soda. How much oil of oregano should I add to the concoction?
@@sparxidigi Aloe is totally safe for dogs, as long as it's the inner fillet. It's been shown to heal the gut lining, increase nutrient absorption, and reduce seizures in dogs and humans. I definitely recommend it! I definitely need to try the oil of oregano. Thank you for the suggestion!
@@sparxidigi And thank you, I appreciate that! I recently started trying spraying Hypochlorus Acid spray on his teeth/gums, and that is already making a difference. Praying this heals and eradicates his infection finally.
My Great Pyrenees licks and chews on her paws. They smell like corn chips which is a sign of yeast. Can I use Oil of Oregano as a topical on her feet if she licks them? If I apply Oil of Oregano in her food, would that help with yeast issues on her feet?
So, I did the thing where you fill a jar with oregano and covered it with olive oil for several weeks then strained it. Is this the same oil of oregano being discussed here??
@@monicamajeau8429 I just learned from a holistic vet that homemade is not strong enough. She recommended and I purchased North American Herb & Spice Oil of Wild Oregano OREGANOL.P73 I got it at Whole Foods but I think Amazon also has it.
To give it to your dog internally, add a drop or two in your dog’s food. This should help protect your dog against bacterial, viral and fungal infections. It can also help prevent waterborne illnesses.
Unless I missed something, when talking about using topically, you changed to essential oil, telling us to dilute. Confusing, should have continued with oil of oregano, topically. Remember your the expert. If I'm not sure, I won't do. He's my baby, not a guinea pig.
Please use a different videographer. The constant angle changes are unnecessary and distracting. Get closer to your subject, have a simple , pleasant background, and STAY with camera facing your subject. Please
Thank you so much for this great video. I have used this on one of my boys that had a staphylococcus infection. The vet had prescribed antibiotics......after 2 weeks didn't work. Waited a week and started oregano oil mixed with coconut oil. Applied it topically and within 10 days it was gone. I wished everyone knew about this lifesaving treatment and the great thing NO SIDE EFFECTS like antibiotics. Please share this video with everyone.
That's awesome! Thank you for sharing!😊
@@DogsNaturallyMagazineDNM oregano leaf liquid drops bareorganics is the name is this the right kind
100% this is the best
Thank you - my little gal has been getting yeast infections for about a year and I honestly do not want to give her any more steroids, antibiotics, etc., because they are not working and possibly harming her! I've ordered an organic Oil of Oregano and also Aloe Vera Juice as recommended in the video, but you mentioned you used Coconut Oil (which I already have). Did you use it topically or added it to his food?
I totally agree about using a different videographer to eliminate so many angle changes as they are so distracting. It would also be helpful to summarize the salient points at the end, and to use a white board highlighting these points. Make the presentation more educational (utilizing both visual and auditory props) rather than overwhelmingly informational. This would help to answer all the many questions about what-to-do from the video.
Lol just finished watching videos for oil of oregano for humans with drs explanations
But by far you out did them , you were clear and easy to understand!
Very precise
Thank you
Thank you so much! So glad you enjoyed it!
right!!!!!
This is an awesome informative video. Thank you!
I've used this in my fur baby's food for parasitic issues, but never topically. I'm headed to my local health food store now to stock up. Thank you!
That's wonderful!!
How much do you put in their food?
How long can dogs take oil of oregano
I need this asap. I just found out my dog has cancer in his jaw.
I'm so sorry to hear about your dog - I hope it works for him!
@@conniegal201 Have fun getting it in him! I just watched this vid while searching natural remedies for kennel cough. So I mixed a tiny bit into a spoon of raw honey. Doggo is NOT havin’ it! I had to keep sneaking a smear on his snout or lips and a little on a paw. He threatened to bite me twice. He’s never done that before.
@@lovetoclearclouds7017 I bought a syringe and first "fool her" with a tasty treat, then make sure the syringe is in her mouth as I push the plunger. She's not thrilled about it, but at least I get it in. Immediately followed by another tasty treat... brives work! 😁
I would like to know if it have to be a wild harvest, and I see also on bottle 80% carvacrol , other bottles say 36% carvacrol. And what is the doses for a 35 kilo golden retriever for ear infection and how long should I give to him. Thank you 😊
I didn't know the difference between "Oil of Oregano" and "Oregano Essential Oil", and also "Oregano Oil". According to my research, Oregano oil is like cooking oil, but sometimes they call Oregano Oil for Oil of Oregano. It's so confusing. I happened to order "Essential Oil" which is more powerful and they says you have to dilute with Almond oil, olive oil etc. I only had coconuts oil and using it to dilute Oregano Essential Oil. Anyway, I love your video, and thank you very much!
My dog has chronic ear infections so do I give Oil of Oregano topically or internally or both? Also, How do you apply it into the ear and how much?
If I give it internally, what’s the dosage for for a 20lb dog?
I need to know too!
Following, it seems she doesn’t answer any questions 😢
I've herd for human ear infection to rub on outside of ear . Do u use a good dog ear cleaner and ear mites drops ?
I would like to know the dosage for internal use please 🙏
check out Dr Andrew Jones he is a holistic vet and gives dosage recommendations based on weight. @@rodicaathinodorou5295
Great information as my dog is dealing with tummy issues now. So is the 1-2 drops in food just once a day?
I’m wondering the same thing. If it’s once or twice a day
Oregano oil is considered one of the best natural ingredients for your dog. This herb oil has antibacterial, antiviral, antiparasitic, and antifungal properties. In fact, many farmers are using oregano oil as a natural antibiotic because it helps to keep poultry and livestock healthy. Some formulas are even made just for dogs, like this oregano oil from Garden of Life.
Why it works: Research is ongoing regarding oregano oil and other essential oils for dogs and whether they’re safe for them. Science shows the health benefits of oregano oil may come from two specific ingredients known as carvacrol and thymol . As with any other essential oil, it’s important to consult with your vet before giving your dog oregano oil.
How to administer: Be sure that you are using oil of oregano and not the herb itself. The oil is necessary to ensure that your pet gets the benefits of the carvacrol and thymol. To use it, dilute 2 or 3 drops in another carrier oil like olive oil and administer it topically
Dangers or side effects: Avoid oil of oregano for dogs who experience seizures.
What is THE trick to get the oil past their nose and into their mouth? Will it work in a diffuser, assuming I can get him to hold still in the steam? How much water and oil? For how long?
I take oil of Oregano every day. Will start giving the capsules to my yeasty beast. The vet doesn't help.
Tell me about it! I've spent a ton of money at the Vets during the past year because my little gal has been getting yeast infections and all the antibiotics and steroids simply are not working. I'm glad I found this video - had no idea about Oil of Oregano. Did you break up the capsules in your dog's food or does he take capsules easily? I have to "fool" mine with other things! :)
Thank you for your excellent video. I do have a question, though: you mentioned the Oil of Oregano can be added topically to the skin 3 to 4 times daily - is that undiluted?
My little dog has been having terrible yeast infections on her skin and the Vet keeps sending antibiotics, steroids, etc. She's not getting any better. She also has an ear infection - you mentioned the Oil of Oregano can also be used with warm aloe vera juice - I assume I can apply it to a cotton ball and then clean around her skin in the ears (I don't like to go deep in her ear!)
I'm trying very hard to find alternative natural methods to her issues - poor baby has been suffering with the skin infection for almost a year and I don't want to give her any more prescribed medications, steroids, etc. I've ordered organic Oil of Oregano and also organic Aloe Vera Juice, so I will try this remedy. Thank you again!
TY so much for this very helpful video. What percentage of carvacrol should I look for?
I find 70% is best!!
Thank you for this information.
Can you use oil of oregano capsules? How do dose it?
Can oil of oregano be given to cats?
it is very strong so it would have to be very diluted and as long as no seizures. I doubt a cat would eat it though.
Can i use oil of oregano mixed with olive oil on my dogs teeth and gums 🤔plz
Can you put it in coconut oil? And how can I apply it?
What brand of oil of oregano do you recommend?
I use OREGANOL. It's the best that I've found, but I'm only now considering using it for my dogs.
My service dog has a sinus infection. Can I use oil if oregano?
I have a Standard Poodle (6.5 us) which has skin issues all his life. He weighs 33 lbs. How much Oil of Oregano should I give him daily by mouth?
Oregano oil is considered one of the best natural ingredients for your dog. This herb oil has antibacterial, antiviral, antiparasitic, and antifungal properties. In fact, many farmers are using oregano oil as a natural antibiotic because it helps to keep poultry and livestock healthy. Some formulas are even made just for dogs, like this oregano oil from Garden of Life.
Why it works: Research is ongoing regarding oregano oil and other essential oils for dogs and whether they’re safe for them. Science shows the health benefits of oregano oil may come from two specific ingredients known as carvacrol and thymol . As with any other essential oil, it’s important to consult with your vet before giving your dog oregano oil.
How to administer: Be sure that you are using oil of oregano and not the herb itself. The oil is necessary to ensure that your pet gets the benefits of the carvacrol and thymol. To use it, dilute 2 or 3 drops in another carrier oil like olive oil and administer it topically
Dangers or side effects: Avoid oil of oregano for dogs who experience seizures.
I made oregano oil at home using oregano and extra virgin olive oil that i use for myself for colds etc. This would be considered oil of oregano as referred to in this video correct? My dog has been showing cold/upper respiratory symptoms and am looking to give him a my homemade oregano oil for treatment
References would be good to compare with mine
You said, use pre diluted oil of oregano for use in dogs ears.
So, do I need to dilute more or just use the oil of oregano as is, since it is already in a carrier oil ?
Oil of oregano helps with human coughs. Would it help with dog coughs? You didn’t mention that
Is this good for avoiding a likely infection from a cat bite ?my puppy 8-9lbs gotbin a fight w a cat2x his size .he lost.
I hope you will answer this question, please. You said to put a couple drops of Oil of Oregano in the dog's food. Do the drops need to be diluted in a carrier oil?
Thank you.
Yes, Oil of Oregano always needs to be diluted in a carrier oil before feeding or using topically!
I would..I put coconut oil in my dogs food I’ll just add one drop of the oil of oregano to the coconut oil ?
They said olive oil .
How do I give it for a ear infection in my dog ?
I bought oreganol, on the back of the bottle it states “property blend in certified extra virgin olive oil” with wild oregano oil P73. The capsules are small, and feel they maybe safe for our dog. If I d put something different in her food, she will not eat it. Please help me, I believe our dog is suffering, and our vet just gives drugs. She is very itchy and licking her private areas, also, she has like oily and slimy poop.
I take Oregano P73 gel caps daily. (I do not use the drops) , and give to my dogs once, monthly. I’m thinking they’re not getting enough to make a difference. What gel cap dosage is safe for dogs?
It would be best to reach out to the manufacturer of the capsules to see what they recommend.
I found this on a quick search: Oregano oil is considered one of the best natural ingredients for your dog. This herb oil has antibacterial, antiviral, antiparasitic, and antifungal properties. In fact, many farmers are using oregano oil as a natural antibiotic because it helps to keep poultry and livestock healthy. Some formulas are even made just for dogs, like this oregano oil from Garden of Life.
Why it works: Research is ongoing regarding oregano oil and other essential oils for dogs and whether they’re safe for them. Science shows the health benefits of oregano oil may come from two specific ingredients known as carvacrol and thymol . As with any other essential oil, it’s important to consult with your vet before giving your dog oregano oil.
How to administer: Be sure that you are using oil of oregano and not the herb itself. The oil is necessary to ensure that your pet gets the benefits of the carvacrol and thymol. To use it, dilute 2 or 3 drops in another carrier oil like olive oil and administer it topically
Dangers or side effects: Avoid oil of oregano for dogs who experience seizures.
I take the gel caps.
I have Wild Oregano C93
Wild Mediterranean ISO 17025 Lab-Tested
93 % Carvavrol
I this ok to use for my Dog? And how much in my dogs raw food ?
Can you just cut up some fresh oregano and put a pinch in food?
Fresh oregano isn't as potent as oil of oregano, so you would need to give much more fresh oregano to reap the same benefits as oil of oregano.
Can you use it with cats?
My dog has oral malignant melanoma and has to keep getting on antibiotics for infections in the cancer area of her gums. I want to use this. Can you suggest how to use this and approx how much per day to help keep her off antibiotics? My bottle says regular human dose is 4 drops of wild oregano oil 43mg standardized to a min. of 70% carvacrol (30.1mg)
I'm no expert but you could use it like toothpaste like she said. That would focus on the gums. Just a thought. Also in her food.
What about Doterra pure essential oil. Would dilution rate be 1-3 drops in carrier oil internally and topically?
Oregano essential oil is also a concentrated extract from the oregano plant but it’s much more potent. Look for a product made by drying leaves and then extracting the oil using steam distillation. This protects the potency and purity of the essential oil.
Oregano essential oil also contains carvacrol so it can also offer medicinal benefits. But because it’s more potent than oil of oregano … you should only use it internally if you’ve consulted a professional.
Oregano essential oil is safe to use for aromatherapy or topically after it’s been diluted with carrier oil.
@DogsNaturallyMagazineDNM Thank you for your reply and explaining this for me 😊
I cannot find any information about age… is this safe for puppies? Is there a weight range for the amount of (diluted, actual oil of oregano) to use?
Oregano oil is considered one of the best natural ingredients for your dog. This herb oil has antibacterial, antiviral, antiparasitic, and antifungal properties. In fact, many farmers are using oregano oil as a natural antibiotic because it helps to keep poultry and livestock healthy. Some formulas are even made just for dogs, like this oregano oil from Garden of Life.
Why it works: Research is ongoing regarding oregano oil and other essential oils for dogs and whether they’re safe for them. Science shows the health benefits of oregano oil may come from two specific ingredients known as carvacrol and thymol . As with any other essential oil, it’s important to consult with your vet before giving your dog oregano oil.
How to administer: Be sure that you are using oil of oregano and not the herb itself. The oil is necessary to ensure that your pet gets the benefits of the carvacrol and thymol. To use it, dilute 2 or 3 drops in another carrier oil like olive oil and administer it topically
Dangers or side effects: Avoid oil of oregano for dogs who experience seizures.
My 10# shitzu has been on Clindamycine for 3 weeks for gum inflammation. He had 13 teeth removed and they said they got all the roots as well
Unfortunately 2.5 months later hes developed left side upper of his gums is horribly enflamed. Its inhibiting his breathing. Obviously the medicationis not working and I would like to ise 100% oregano oil 75% cravercol. I inderstand i need to dilite it 1-3 drops per teaspoon of carrier oil. Hes 10#. Should i put it on his gums directly? And how much would you recommend daily. Your advice and expertise would be greatly appreciated.
woof 😂
You can add it to his food. It isn't recommended to apply it right to the gums as even though it is diluted, it can still irritate them.
How much should be added to toothpaste?
My dog has one gum that is infected that I am trying to naturally resolve. I brush his teeth daily, and lately have been using a syringe to squirt around his gums a "mouthwash" I made for him, consisting of 1 cup of water, 1/4 cup of aloe vera juice and 2 teaspoons of baking soda. How much oil of oregano should I add to the concoction?
Be careful I know aloe is toxic and pil of oregeno in large doses. Be careful with ur mouthwash. Hope ur fur baby is doing better
Start with 1 drop oreg oil. That's what I'm doing. No essential oil😊
@@sparxidigi Aloe is totally safe for dogs, as long as it's the inner fillet. It's been shown to heal the gut lining, increase nutrient absorption, and reduce seizures in dogs and humans. I definitely recommend it!
I definitely need to try the oil of oregano. Thank you for the suggestion!
@@sparxidigi Do you do 1 drop of oregano in the entire toothpaste mix or per brushing?
@@sparxidigi And thank you, I appreciate that! I recently started trying spraying Hypochlorus Acid spray on his teeth/gums, and that is already making a difference. Praying this heals and eradicates his infection finally.
Its pretty flippin strong smelling and I’m wondering if it will upset my chihuahuas stomach
Just asked the pendulum if I should give it to him and I got a NOPE.
Did you try it?
If I put this on my dogs feet she’s going to lick it. Is that ok?
My Great Pyrenees licks and chews on her paws. They smell like corn chips which is a sign of yeast. Can I use Oil of Oregano as a topical on her feet if she licks them?
If I apply Oil of Oregano in her food, would that help with yeast issues on her feet?
Yes it will help. You can rub it on the feet. They can ingest it.
So, I did the thing where you fill a jar with oregano and covered it with olive oil for several weeks then strained it. Is this the same oil of oregano being discussed here??
I did the same but I see no one is answering your question - so frustrating.
id try it im sure it would work, ive got oregano growing and i will be trying to make this
@@monicamajeau8429 I just learned from a holistic vet that homemade is not strong enough. She recommended and I purchased North American Herb & Spice Oil of Wild Oregano OREGANOL.P73
I got it at Whole Foods but I think Amazon also has it.
Where is the dilution for 100% Oregano oil you mentioned in your video. Thanks.
Add 1 to 3 drops of oregano essential oil to a teaspoon of olive, almond or other carrier oil.
@@DogsNaturallyMagazineDNM isn't oregano ESSENTIAL oil different from Oil of Oregano???
Yes it’s way stronger
Is it safe for long term use?
Just like anything, it would be best to take a break from it once in a while.
What about the oil of Oregano soft gels?
You would need to make sure that they are diluted properly and a whole capsule may be too much for dogs.
Can this be uses as a daily supplement ?
To give it to your dog internally, add a drop or two in your dog’s food. This should help protect your dog against bacterial, viral and fungal infections. It can also help prevent waterborne illnesses.
@@DogsNaturallyMagazineDNM I take three drops a day so a 6-8 pound dog can do 1-2?
What brand should I get my dog has a skin infection on his face and side of nose.
We don't have any brand recommendations, but make sure it's organic and already diluted in a carrier oil!
how about just give the dog dry oregano?
What if your dog lick his feet after
Unless I missed something, when talking about using topically, you changed to essential oil, telling us to dilute. Confusing, should have continued with oil of oregano, topically. Remember your the expert. If I'm not sure, I won't do. He's my baby, not a guinea pig.
Why can’t they just call it Oregano Oil 🤔
Please use a different videographer. The constant angle changes are unnecessary and distracting. Get closer to your subject, have a simple , pleasant background, and STAY with camera facing your subject. Please