Lesson 3
Essential Oils to Get You Started
In this short lesson, Shelayne introduces a few essential oils she commonly uses with horses. You do not need every oil to begin. A few simple, versatile oils can go a long way when used thoughtfully.
What You’ll Learn
Beginner-friendly oils for horses
How each oil may support your horse
When Lavender, Frankincense, Copaiba, Peppermint, and Rosemary may be used
Why you do not need every oil to get started
Why observing your horse’s response matters
Related Lessons
Lesson 1
What Is Equine Aromatherapy and How Do Horses Respond?
Learn what equine aromatherapy is, how essential oils may support your horse’s physical and emotional well-being, and how horses can show interest or preference through their responses.
Lesson 2
Let Your Horse Lead: Self-Selection with Louie
See how self-selection works in practice and why it is important to let your horse choose how to engage with essential oils.
Lesson 4
Essential Oil Safety for Horses
Learn simple safety reminders for using essential oils with horses, including dilution, sensitive areas to avoid, oil quality, and when to consult your veterinarian.
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