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Add on our Newest course - Supporting our Animals' Mental & Emotional Health with 
Essential Oils

Regularly $199

$100 Off

Only $99!!

This is key to support our animals' overall health and quality of life.  

This course will cover:

  • Common animal emotions
  • Mental Illness in Animals
  • Supporting animals' mental and emotional health with essential oils
  • Recipes and experiences to aid our animals
  • And so much more...

 

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Dogs, Farm Animals and Birds

Here are the details.

Included:

  1. Essential Oils for Birds Course ($497 value) 
  2. Essential Oils for Dogs Course ($497 value)
  3. Essential Oils for Farm Animals Course ($497 value)

 

Plus, Amazing Bonuses: 

  1. Foundations of Essential Oil Use in Animals Course ($200 value)
  2. Cat-astrophe – Dispelling the Myths of Using Essential Oils with Cats ($150 value)
  3. Dilution is not a Dirty Word – Carrier Oils and Dilution ($150 value)
  4. This is Your Brain on Essential Oils ($150 Value)
  5. Tea Tree - How Toxic is it? ($150 Value)
  6. 6 Members Only Quarterly Calls ($250 Value)
  7. Centering and Grounding Meditation ($25 Value)
  8. Member Only Facebook Community with Quarterly Live Education and Q&A Calls

 

ONLY $997

 

Over $1,000 in Bonuses + $1491 in main course value = $2,491 Real  World Value for Only $997!

 

Plus a risk free 7-Day Money Back Guarantee

What People Are Saying:

My 1-year-old cat, Emrys was diagnosed with FIP. most vets consider this a death sentence, but I had worked with Dr. Albright before using essential oils. I also took the ASU course on cats. I started diffusing Frankincense by his bed to help with breathing. After speaking to Dr. Albright, I added in Melissa and Cypress for antiviral properties. I now make a little tent of his carrier and diffuser. He is now breathing better and feels more like himself again.

Grace Mertes

My dog who was born without any eyes. Unfortunately, she had one of the sewn shut eye sockets that was filling with fluid that caused swelling. Of course, this was not a “regular” thing that would be taught in any normal class of Dogs and Oil Class. I posted the question in the ASU Members group and was able to get help right away for ideas of oils to try. Kate Brown was promptly replying about different oils to try (because dogs like people are all different and one may work better than the other) but I was also told the reason behind which oils were being selected. These same oils are covered in the class regarding different situations but sometimes it doesn’t sink in until you use them in a situation that applies to you.

Brenda Thomas