Carefully
blended for your
pet's sensitive
skin, bath salts
can be relaxing,
aid in promoting
circulation and
help to soothe
aching muscles
and joints.
Think of how
therapeutic you
find bath salts
and imagine that
same relief for
your pet.
As our pets
mature they may
become afflicted
with arthritis,
painful joints
or muscle
swelling.
Relaxing in a
soothing bath
made from dead
sea salt, clay,
Eucalyptus and
Tea Tree Oil can
provide some
relief for our
furry friends.
-
Eucalyptus
and Tea Tree
Oil are
recognized
as being
effective
against
fleas and
ticks and
much safer
than
chemicals.
Consider
this when
mixing your
next batch
of bath
salts.
Rather than
adding
fragrance
oils, opt
for the
essential
oils of
eucalyptus
and tea tree
and,
following
the
manufacturer's
instructions,
mix these
into the
bath salts.
Eucalyptus
and Tea Tree
Oil are also
recognized
for
relieving
itching and
minor skin
irritations.
-
Dead Sea
Salts are
beneficial
in many ways
to both
people and
their pets.
The correct
combination
of
ingredients
is
essential.
-
Tea Tree
oil and
Eucalyptus
are nature's
natural
remedy
against
irritated
skin,
itching,
fleas and
ticks. In
fact, they
are much
safer than
chemicals
found in
many leading
flea and
tick
controls
that you can
purchase
over the
counter.
-
Clay:
Found to be
beneficial
in soothing
skin,
condition
hair and
trapping
moisture,
clay can
provide some
relief from
heat spots
and dry
skin.
Combine
therapeutic sea
salts with a
wonderful clay
base to hold
moisture to your
pet's skin while
the eucalyptus
and tea tree
work their
gentle magic in
soothing skin
irritations and
warding off
fleas and ticks.
The marvel of
sea salts will
ease muscle and
joint aches even
as the clay
conditions the
skin and hair.
For mature pets,
this can be
especially
rewarding.
