Our 10 ml essential oil blends are concentrated botanical blends for aromatic use. Comfort contains lavender and Roman chamomile; Care contains lavender and frankincense; Connection contains cedarwood, frankincense and lavender.

Our 125 ml aromatic sprays are ready-to-use formulations with different ingredients: Comfort contains ginger, lemon and spring water; Care contains organic rose hydrosol; Connection contains geranium, Roman chamomile, lavender and spring water.

The blends and sprays have different directions. Always follow the label on the individual product.

Start with the product description, ingredients and directions. The collection includes essential oil blends for aromatic use, sprays for your companion’s surroundings, Transition Blend Massage Oil and Soothing Skin Balm for dry noses and paws.

If your companion is unwell, receiving medication or approaching the end of life, discuss the specific product with your veterinarian before introducing it. You are welcome to contact us for further product information.

Dogs and cats have different sensitivities, so a product or method of use suitable for one should not automatically be used for the other.

Check the suitability of each product with your veterinarian, particularly for cats or animals in fragile health. Follow the individual product directions and do not assume that botanical ingredients are suitable for every animal.

Each spray has its own directions:

Comfort Aromatic Spray: Spray 2–3 times onto a paper towel or tissue and place near your pet’s head.

Care Aromatic Spray: Hold the bottle 20 cm away from your pet and spray into the surrounding air and bedding, 3–4 times daily or as needed.

Connection Aromatic Spray: Spray 2–3 times onto a paper towel, tissue or bedding and place near your pet.

Do not spray any of the aromatic sprays directly onto your pet’s face or body. Keep out of reach of children and store below 30°C. Confirm suitability with your veterinarian before use.

No. The Comfort, Care and Connection essential oil blends are for aromatic use, rather than direct application to your pet’s skin or coat.

They are different from Transition Blend Massage Oil, which is a separate product with its own directions. Do not substitute an essential oil blend for the massage oil.

The essential oil blend labels refer to diffuser use, but suitability depends on the particular product, animal and environment.

Before diffusing around your companion, ask your veterinarian whether the blend and method are appropriate. This is particularly important for cats and animals with breathing difficulties. Do not use human diffuser quantities as instructions for animals.

Transition Blend Massage Oil is a 125 ml product created for the tender time when your companion’s passing is near. It contains cedarwood, frankincense, rose, spikenard and sandalwood.

The label directs you to apply a small amount to your palms, rub your hands together and gently massage your pet’s back, chest, legs and crown of the head using slow, long strokes. Avoid the face, eyes and genital area.

Before use, confirm suitability with your veterinarian and whether massage is appropriate for your companion’s condition. Let their comfort guide you and stop if they appear unsettled.

Soothing Skin Balm is designed to moisturise and soften dry noses and paws.

Apply a small amount to your pet’s dry nose or paws and gently massage into the skin. Reapply as needed.

If the skin is broken, inflamed or persistently sore, seek veterinary advice before applying a product.

Stop using the product immediately and contact your veterinarian for advice. Keep the packaging available so you can provide the ingredients and explain how the product was used.

If your pet has difficulty breathing, collapses or may have swallowed an essential oil, seek urgent veterinary attention.

No. Rosee Posey Paws products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease, and they do not replace veterinary assessment, medication or palliative care.

Your veterinarian should guide decisions about pain management, illness and end-of-life care.