While opening a bottle of 100% tea tree oil... it spilled all over the carpet, chair, my arms, legs, etc. the smell blew me away. Of course my chihuahua mix Georgette was in the same room and ran over to me. My friend was on the phone with me when this happened and told me tea tree oil is toxic in small dogs. So of course I am on high alert and extremely concerned. She probably walked through it while running over to me. Her eyes are glazed over and red. This happened around 10pm. She is walking ok. I got dressed and brought her out of the house to my car. I’m not sure how concerned to be or

I was reading online the Teatree oil could be used to help relieve ear mites. I soaked cotton ball in a solution of maybe 1/8 to maybe 1/4 of a teaspon of tea tree oil mixed with fractionated coconut oil (maybe half a teaspons worth?) and squeezed out the excess, and proceeded to wipe the inside and base of my corgi’s ears with it. Immediately after, I researched further (wish I’d done that first) and discovered the suggested ratio at which point I googled the toxicity and then treatments. I wiped his ears out as thoroughly as I could using a cotton ball and wet rags with dawn dish soap and water solution until the smell was gone. Total time solution could have sat on was est 10 minutes.. I think less? His one ear is very pink and looks visibly irritated.. I’m fearing chemical burns..his other seems fine. He is alert but his ear seems uncomfortable. Some head shaking. Pet poison control suggested monitoring for lethargy, he seems alert, willing to eat and play, but it’s well past bedtime. I’m concerned about his eardrum and ears based on other comments

So my dog had/has fleas (we’re not entirely sure they’re gone yet. Anyway, about two days ago we were bathing in him in almost everything we could find online that was ok to use on dogs and would kill fleas. Because my mom was freaking out and not really doing much research like we were, (and decided we can’t afford to take him to the vet) she got the bottle of tea tree oil and put a ton of it all over him. (I don’t know how much exactly since i wasn’t there at the time). Afterwards she kept him in the bathroom (to try and contain the fleas) and even I was shocked at how much the bathroom smelled like tea tree oil. There was so much in the air it was almost hard to breathe. No one had thought to open the window wider (which was barely open at the time) so I did and I tried to give him as much air as possible. Like I said before, I’m not exactly sure how much tea tree oil was put on him and I don’t know if me ingested any by licking himself. He is a cavalier king charles and is turning 3 in october. I hope this information helps. Please respond as soon as possible.

I made a natural flea repellent by adding six drops of the essential oils of peppermint, eucalyptus, lavender and tea tree to a cup of water. I used a spray bottle to apply the solution to my dog Lily's coat last night and this morning. About two hours later this morning she vomited, seems tired, and weak. I then read about tea tree oil poisoning and bathed her is dishwashing soap to remove the oil. She seems a little bit better but has not eaten. Should I take her to her vet?

I use tea tree oil on my face every night before I go to bed. I don't use a ton but I just put it on small areas of my skin to help with acne and dry spots. I am mostly concerned with my dog breathing it in. Would that be toxic? She is a small teacup poodle. She sleeps in the bed but more towards my feet. I just want to make sure that I'm not harming my dog by having the smell of tea tree oil in the air for a little while.