Overview
No. Dogs can’t have Mimosa oil because of its harmful compounds; this oil is formulated to be used in canine aromatherapy and topically. Mimosa oil has calming effects and anti-inflammatory properties.
Can dogs have Mimosa oil?
Benefits
- When used in aromatherapy, mimosa oil has a calming and relaxing effect, which can benefit dogs with anxiety, trauma, and nervousness.
- Mimosa oil contains lupeol, which has anti-inflammatory properties that can help ease joint pain due to arthritis when applied to the affected areas.
Risks
- As mimosa oil is formulated for perfumery and aromatherapy purposes, it contains alcohol and other compounds that may be harmful when ingested in large amounts. It is not recommended for ingestion, but it can be used topically or with a diffuser.
- Mimosa oil may trigger allergic reactions in dogs that are sensitive or allergic to constituents of mimosa and acacia.
Servings
- Dilute the mimosa oil with carrier oil. Start with a small amount of mimosa oil and apply it to the dog's affected areas. Observe for allergic reactions.
- When diffusing mimosa oil, make sure that you do so in a well-ventilated area so your dog doesn't get overwhelmed by the smell.
