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Use of Aromatherapy Candles is Increasing to Provide Pets With a Calm Environment

Richard Brown by Richard Brown
July 7, 2019
in Health
Reading Time: 3 mins read

Global research on animal welfare has confirmed that aromatherapy candles provide a soothing effect to our pets. It is important to understand that the energy we as pet owners exhibit can have either a negative or positive effect on the behavior of our pets. Due to the growing awareness about the benefits of such candles for pets, many online companies supplying aromatherapy candles have come into existence. Over the last few years, Calm A Pet Candles has gained huge popularity for providing aromatherapy candles to relieve pets of anxiety and other negative energies.

Understanding our pets sense of smell which in domestic cats is 14 times greater than humans and dogs contain about 225-300 million smell receptors, as compared to just 5 million of these being present in a human nose. Calm a Pet Candles specifically formulated a candle line known to be safe to burn around our pets. The company provides eco-friendly candles that are hand-poured in order to ensure the highest quality. Their candles consist of a soy and beeswax blend that are sustainable, biodegradable materials blended with 100% premium phthalate free, plant-based fragrances. 

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A unique design feature that sets Calm a Pet Candles apart from the rest, are the handmade pristine detail, cat and dog paw embellishments exhibited on top of each candle as a signature mark of their candle line. They also believe in giving back to the local pet community by donating a portion of their proceeds to a local humane society. Calm a Pet Candles motto is: Our pets have instincts to adapt to our energy fields, so it’s up to us to provide them with a balanced and calm environment.

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Richard has worked as a journalist for various print-based magazines for more than 5 years. He brings together substantial news pieces from the Education industry.

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