Hair dye dogs it has become a trend This has been evident lately when watching videos of pets with exaggerated insinuations on social networks, especially Instagram. Although these may seem cute and fun, The dangers caused by this practice should not be underestimated, Although many groomers and dog centers offer this service, it is not as common in Spain as in other countries.
A. Pokémon fan painted his dog to look like Pikachu and took him to an NBA game. The dog attracted all eyes owner faced fineSince painting any animals is prohibited in Florida.
Veterinary experts also disagree with this practice and state the following: Killing the dog’s fur has no benefits and also has physical, psychological and social risks..
Why you shouldn’t dye your dog’s hair?
First of all there is dog health risks. The market offers a wide variety of options paints for animals unfortunately it is easily accessible. These products have been modified to adapt to the pH of the dog’s skin and prevent serious poisoning if ingested, but They do not guarantee that the animal will not suffer from an allergic reaction after application.. Many dyes, although thought to be harmless, cause itching, irritation and redness on dogs’ skin.
Dogs prone to suffering in more severe cases dermatological pathologiesThose with larger sensitivity issues, such as puppies or albinos, may suffer serious skin reactions that require immediate veterinary attention.
It is also important to note that Human dyes should never be applied to animals because they are extremely toxic to them and easy for them to ingest them by licking.. They can also cause severe skin burns and organic damage, which in many cases is fatal.
Latter, Dyeing the fur is a stressful process for the dog. The level of stress the animal reaches will depend on a variety of factors, such as its tolerance level to touch and water, or the presence of unfamiliar people. In any caseWe expose the animal to a situation that it cannot understand and that lasts for hours.. Dogs often experience increased stress and anxiety during and after the dyeing process.
MoreoverDyeing a dog’s hair can lead to negative social consequences. Painted animals can attract the attention of curious people, who may harass the animal or its owner to get a closer look, creating further anxiety in the furry animal.
In short, although dyeing dog hair may seem fun and flashy, it is actually negative consequences both for the health of the animals and their psychological and social well-being. It is important to respect and care for our pets in the best way possible; This includes not subjecting them to unnecessary and potentially dangerous cosmetic procedures.
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