Thinking of dying your dog’s fur to make it a different color?
Some popular dog fur colors are:
- Pink dog fur for Valentines Day
- Green dog fur for St. Patrick’s Day
- Red & green dog fur for Christmas
- Red/white/blue dog fur for an election year or 4th of July
- Colorful circles on dog fur for the Olympics
- Years or numbers on dog fur for New Year’s Day
…You get the idea.
The safest way to do it is to use basic food coloring — either the juices from colorful foods that are safe for dogs to eat or organic food coloring that contains all-natural ingredients.
Following are some helpful tips for dying your dog’s fur… without hurting your dog or making him uncomfortable in the process.
Lynnette Walczak
I like to help people find unique ways to do things in order to save time & money -- so I frequently write about "outside the box" ideas that most wouldn't think of. As a lifelong dog owner, I often share my best tips for living with and training dogs. I worked in Higher Ed several years until switching gears to pursue things I was more passionate about. I've worked at a vet, in a photo lab, and at a zoo -- to name a few. I enjoy the outdoors via bicycle, motorcycle, Jeep, or RV. You can always find me at the corner of Good News & Fun Times as publisher of The Fun Times Guide (32 fun websites).
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