Mendwell™
The skin is clean. The body's defenses received support.
Now what?
Mendwell™ completes Young Living's three-step Animal Scents® system with a botanical blend designed to soothe and moisturize sensitive, distressed skin while supporting the animal's natural healing process.
Meet Mendwell™
Animal Scents® Mendwell™ is the third and final step in Young Living's three-part Animal Scents® system. Young Living describes it as a proprietary blend that soothes and moisturizes sensitive, distressed skin and supports the animal's natural healing process following minor scrapes and scratches.
It finishes the pathway, and Young Living notes that Mendwell™ may also be used on its own.
STEP 3 OF 3
Completes the PuriClean™ → Infect Away™ → Mendwell™ system.PRE-DILUTED
Formulated specifically for animal use.SOOTHE + MOISTURIZE
Supports dry, sensitive, and distressed skin.BOTANICAL SUPPORT
Geranium, Lavender, Hyssop, Myrrh, and Frankincense.Why Does Step 3 Matter?
Cleaning is one part of the story. Supporting the animal's natural defenses adds another. Then comes something we sometimes forget: the body needs time and support as it does its own repair work.
Mendwell™ doesn't replace that physiology, or your veterinarian. It soothes and moisturizes the skin while the body does what bodies do.
DR. LYNNE'S OBSERVATION TIP
Don't stop looking simply because you applied something. Come back and look again.
- Is the area changing?
- Does it look calmer?
- Is swelling developing?
- Is your animal licking or guarding it?
- Does movement look different?
- Does your animal seem comfortable?
Today's observations become tomorrow's clues.
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What's Inside Mendwell™?
Five essential oils. One thoughtfully prediluted animal blend.
Caprylic/capric glycerides
Three Steps. One Thoughtful Routine.
Mendwell™
SOOTHE + SUPPORT HEALTHY HEALING
Soothe and moisturize sensitive, distressed skin while supporting the animal's natural healing process.
Review the BlendHow Do You Use Mendwell™?
Young Living's directions. Simple on purpose.
Topical Application
Apply 1–2 drops topically.Roller Fitment
Use an AromaGlide™ Roller Fitment for convenient topical application.When Appropriate
Already prediluted for animals, yet additional dilution may be appropriate for size and sensitivity. Young Living recommends additional dilution for smaller species.
The Animal Gets a Vote.
A label gives us directions. The animal gives us information. Species matters. Size matters. Sensitivity matters. Health matters. The area involved matters. And the individual animal's response matters.
Young Living formulates Mendwell™ for animals, yet notes that individuals vary in sensitivity. Their guidance: start with substantial dilution when appropriate, use in moderation, test a small area first, and watch the response.
More isn't better. Start thoughtfully. Watch. Reassess.
Start Small. Then Observe.
Young Living recommends testing Mendwell™ on a small area before widespread topical application, because individual animals vary in sensitivity.
What does your animal do after application? Ignore the area? Immediately lick or rub it? Does behavior change? Does the skin look comfortable? The goal isn't simply to apply a product. The goal is to observe the animal.
Keep It Simple
Direct Topical
Apply 1–2 drops topically according to Young Living directions.Roller
An AromaGlide™ Roller Fitment offers convenient application.Additional Dilution
For smaller or more sensitive animals, additional dilution may be appropriate.Aromatic Use
Separate from skin use: Young Living states Mendwell™ may be diffused up to 1 hour, three times daily.Questions Pet Parents Ask
What is Mendwell™?
Where does Mendwell™ fit in the three-step system?
Can Mendwell™ be used by itself?
Is Mendwell™ already diluted?
How much do I apply?
Does a smaller animal need more dilution?
Is there one dilution ratio for every animal?
Should I test a small area first?
Can Mendwell™ be diffused?
What about cats?
Does Mendwell™ replace veterinary care?
When Is It Time to Call Your Veterinarian?
Minor scrapes and scratches differ from wounds that need a professional look. Does the area still look minor?
- Deep wounds or punctures
- Bite wounds
- Significant or persistent bleeding
- Burns
- Eye involvement
- Marked swelling
- Significant pain
- Discharge or concerning odor
- Worsening redness or tissue changes
- Difficulty walking or using the area
- Lethargy or behavior changes
- Not progressing as expected
- Anything that doesn't look right
A Few Thoughtful Reminders
- Follow current Young Living label directions.
- Apply according to animal size and species.
- Additional dilution is recommended for smaller species.
- Individual sensitivity varies.
- Test a small area first.
- Observe the animal's response.
- Take extra care around cats.
- Keep out of reach of children.
- Store in a cool, dark place.
- Veterinary care takes priority for more than minor injuries.
Start at the Beginning—or Explore Another Step
Mendwell™
SOOTHE + SUPPORT HEALTHY HEALING
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