A Single Drop

04/29/2026

🚨 Flea & Tick Season Is HERE 🚨

I just mixed up a fresh batch of my natural flea & tick spray—and wow, the timing couldn’t be more needed this year. I’ve been talking with so many pet parents lately, and the consensus is clear… the ticks are already out in full force 😳

Just yesterday, during one of my client dog walks, I had to pull a tick off a pup—and we hadn’t even left the house yet. YUCK. 😬

So starting today, I’ll be using my spray on my own dogs (and myself!) as an added layer of protection before heading out. Prevention is key, especially when they’re this active this early in the season.

🌿 I do have other natural prevention options as well, if you’re looking for alternatives to support your pet’s health more holistically.

👇 If you’d like to learn more:
• Drop a 🪳 “bug” in the comments
• Or send me a message

🎓 I’ll also be hosting an upcoming Pet Wellness Workshop in May—if you’re interested in joining, give me a wave in the comments 👋 and I’ll make sure you get the details!

Now I’d love to hear from YOU:
Have you started seeing fleas or ticks yet this spring?
What are you using to protect your dog?

Let’s share and help each other keep our pets safe!

04/22/2026

Happy Earth Day! 🌎💚

Today I’m celebrating by making a small but meaningful switch for the planet 🌱 I recently purchased *Pooch Paper* — an eco-friendly alternative to traditional plastic dog waste bags. These sheets are made from recycled paper and are 100% plastic-free, biodegradable, and compostable 🙌🐾

This choice also aligns perfectly with what my business is all about — supporting our pets in natural, sustainable ways. From using essential oils, to raw feeding (providing fresh, non-processed foods), to making mindful product swaps like this, I truly believe that a healthier lifestyle for our pets goes hand in hand with a healthier planet 🌿🐶

Every little change adds up, and choosing products like this helps reduce plastic waste while supporting a more natural way of living for both us and our animals 💚

Caring for our pets and caring for the Earth go hand in hand — and I’m proud to be part of both 🌍✨

How are you celebrating Earth Day today? 🌱

04/17/2026

🎉 Celebrate 18 Years of doTERRA with Us! 🎉

From April 18–28, you can save 18% on five of our most popular essential oils! This is a great time to grab your favorites or try something new for your home and family. These deals are only here while supplies last!

✨ Featured Oils on Sale:
• Lemon (15 mL) — Now $16.95 (was $20.67)
• Lavender (15 mL) — Now $31.71 (was $38.67)
• Tea Tree (15 mL) — Now $28.43 (was $34.67)
• Frankincense (15 mL) — Now $86.37 (was $105.33)
• Peppermint (15 mL) — Now $28.43 (was $34.67)

🛒 Limit of 5 bottles per order

This is the perfect chance to stock up and share these trusted oils with your family and friends. Message me if you want help choosing your favorites!

04/10/2026

It’s been a hot minute since I shared a peek at what’s in my dogs’ dinner bowls 🐾✨

Tonight’s meal looks a little different—there are a few things missing and a few swaps made—but that’s the beauty of feeding fresh. I worked with what I had in the refrigerator, and the main protein is still the star of the show 🍽️

This is your reminder that just because you don’t have “dog food” at home doesn’t mean you can’t nourish your dog with a wholesome, balanced meal. Real food, thoughtfully put together, can go a long way in supporting their health and vitality 💚

Every bowl doesn’t have to be perfect—it just has to be intentional.

So tell me… what’s in your dog’s food? 🐶👇

04/04/2026

🐣🌷 Easter Safety Tips for Your Dog 🌷🐾

As you prep for a fun Easter celebration, don’t forget to plan for your pup, too! Many holiday treats and traditions can be risky for dogs—but with a little awareness, everyone can enjoy the day safely.

🐾 Skip the table scraps – Chocolate, sweets and certain foods can be harmful. Even rich or salty foods can upset your dog’s tummy. Stick with cooked, plain green beans or sweet potatoes (minus the butter!) if you'd like to share a bit of your meal.

🍹 Watch the drinks – Alcohol is toxic to pets, so keep glasses out of reach.

🥚 Egg hunt awareness – Plastic eggs, candy, and small toys can be choking hazards or cause blockages. Keep pups out of the hunt or closely supervised.

🌸 Be mindful of plants – Easter lilies are beautiful but toxic to pets.

🎁 Check those baskets – Plastic grass and candy wrappers can be dangerous if ingested.

💛 Create a calm space – With guests and excitement, some dogs may feel overwhelmed. Give them a quiet area to relax if needed. Diffusing their favorite calming essential oil in this space can help, too.

🐶 Want to include your pup? Make them their own Easter basket or set up a dog-safe “egg hunt” with treats and toys!

Wishing you and your furry family a safe, happy, and tail-wagging Easter! 🐣🐕💐

03/27/2026

Garlic for dogs 🧄…let’s clear this up 👇

Garlic often gets labeled “toxic” because it’s related to onions, but here’s the nuance: garlic contains about 1/15th the amount of the compound linked to toxicity and is actually recognized as a safe ingredient in commercial pet foods (AAFCO).

In small, appropriate amounts, garlic provides allicin, which may support:
❤️ Heart health
🛡️ Immune function
🦠 Antimicrobial support

The studies often cited to claim harm? They used extreme doses…the equivalent of feeding a 70 lb dog ~245 cloves of garlic in one week (yes, really). Even then, no dogs showed outward symptoms, just minor microscopic changes in some red blood cells.

The amounts in this graphic fall well within safe daily feeding guidelines 👍

🐈 For added context: the National Research Council has even set a historical safe intake for cats at 17 mg/kg of body weight, further highlighting that dose matters.

Bottom line:
Garlic isn’t the villain - it’s the amount that matters.

📌 Save this for reference & always stick to proper serving sizes 🐶🐱

03/27/2026

We love going the extra mile for our pet care clients 💓

This week, A Single Drop partnered with Happy Walks Pet Sitting to care for 3 sweet cats while their family was away on vacation. To say thank you for trusting us, we left a small gift featuring a cat planter, fresh cat grass seeds, a toy mouse, and a heartfelt card.

Providing peace of mind—and a little extra love—is what collaboration in pet wellness is all about. 🐾

03/11/2026

🌩️🐾 Storm prep at our house tonight!

With all the thunder and lightning rolling through, we’ve got our basement ready just in case — flashlights, candles, dog treats, leashes, food, water, and all the essentials so the pups (and us!) can stay safe and comfy.

I also plugged in one of my favorite rechargeable doTERRA diffusers - the Roam diffuser- and have lavender 🌿 running for the dogs. Storms can make many animals nervous, and lavender is a great oil for helping promote calm. This diffuser is perfect for nights like this — it can run on battery for up to 4 hours and even has a soft light that doubles as a night light if the power goes out.

Some other great calming oils for stormy nights:
🌿 Lavender
🌿 Roman Chamomile
🌿 Frankincense

(Always diffuse gently and give animals the option to leave the space.)

How are your animals handling the storms tonight? 🐶💜

03/08/2026

✨ Red Light Therapy for Animals ✨

One of the natural wellness tools I’ve been learning more about lately is red light therapy for our animal companions. Many holistic pet parents and animal care professionals are exploring it as a gentle, non-invasive way to support overall wellness.

So what is it?

Red light therapy uses specific wavelengths of light that interact with the body’s tissues. The light energy is absorbed by cells and may help support the body’s natural processes.

Pet parents often use red light therapy to help support:

🐾 Healthy circulation
🐾 Muscle comfort after activity
🐾 Joint mobility as animals age
🐾 Skin and coat wellness
🐾 General recovery after exercise or physical stress

💜 A little personal experience:
After both of my dogs had dental procedures, our veterinarian used red light therapy as part of their recovery. I personally noticed that it seemed to help support their comfort afterward, and their gums appeared to calm down more quickly with less visible inflammation during the healing process.

Many animals enjoy the sessions because the light feels warm and relaxing. It’s commonly used for dogs, cats, horses, and other animals as part of a holistic wellness routine.

Just like with essential oils and other natural approaches, every animal is unique. Red light therapy isn’t meant to diagnose, treat, or replace veterinary care, but it can be a supportive tool many people add alongside good nutrition, movement, and regular vet checkups.

Natural wellness for our animals is all about supporting their bodies in gentle ways so they can thrive. 🐕🐈🐎

Have you ever tried red light therapy with your pets or animals? I’d love to hear your experiences! 🌿🐾

03/07/2026

March Specials Are Here 🌿☀️

A new month always feels like a great time to refresh our homes and routines — and March has a few nice little perks for anyone already stocking up on their favorite essentials.

Here’s what’s available this month:

🍋 **Free Lemon 5 mL** with a 125 PV Loyalty Rewards order placed by March 15
🌲 **Limited-time Re-Scent Your Home bundles** featuring plug-in diffusers
☀️ **Sun Care line is back** just in time for warmer weather

🍋 Lemon is one of those oils I use constantly around the house — diffusing to freshen the air, adding to DIY cleaners, or just bringing that bright, clean scent into the space. It’s a classic for spring.

If you’re already placing a monthly order or thinking about refreshing some of your home or wellness staples, this is a great month to do it.

As always, if you have questions about oils for your home, family, or animal companions, feel free to reach out. I’m happy to help you find what fits your routine.

Offers available while supplies last.

03/07/2026