A woman’s attempt to dye her dog bright red went terribly wrong — making a huge mess in her bathroom and staining the walls, floor, and bathtub.
TikTok users debated whether coloring fur for pets is cruel.
Isa Beastly, a designer and hairstylist, said she saw other people dyeing their dogs’ fur on the app, so she decided to try it herself — a decision she’s soon come to regret.
She mixed orange and pink dye together hoping to turn her small, wire-haired terrier red, but instead turned animal bright pink and left blotches of dye all over her bathroom.
She shared the fiasco on TikTok and it quickly vent viral — but while some found the clip funny, other commenters are horrified by what she did to the ‘poor puppy.’
The attempt of a woman to color her dog red by trying to make it stand out was disastrous. She made a mess in her bathroom, stained the floors, walls and bathtub, and caused a lot of damage.
Is it OK? She also caused a furious debate over whether it was cruel to dye a pet’s hair.
Isa Beastly, designer and hairstylist said that she had seen others dye their dogs’ furs using TikTok. So she tried it for herself. Here she is with her dog, before dyeing its fur.
It quickly became viral on TikTok, and she shared it with her friends. But it divided comments and ignited intense discussion about dog fur dyeing.
She explained that she saw a TikTok girl dye her dog and had been wanting to do the same for some time.
As she tried to clean the bathroom, she turned her camera around to see it covered in orange and pink dye.
“Omg, my landlord will take my deposit. Please help me. Help me!’ she said.
Although the video seems to highlight the messy situation, many commenters focused their attention on the decision she made to dye her dog.
Isa’s attempt to dye her dog was mocked by several commenters, who called it unsafe and mean.
Someone wrote, “Poor puppy”, One person added: “So mean to do this to a dog.
Isa was ridiculed by many for trying to dye her dog.
But others stood up for her and said that there are hair dyes suitable for animals.
Someone else stated, “This isn’t right.” The fourth comment was, “Omg this is not OK. Poor baby.”
Others stood by her, pointing out that there were animal-friendly dyes.
A different user responded, “There’s practically nothing wrong with that,”
One added, “You do know there are hair dyes that are safe for your pets?” It’s something that a lot people use.
In another clip, Isa shared the final outcome — revealing that in the end, the dog was left with patches of red and orange all over its body.
Someone exclaimed, “It turned out cute.” One person said it was adorable.
There are numerous dog-safe hair dyes for sale on the internet; however, Rover.com recommends having a professional dye your pup.
Isa also shared the end result in another video, showing that the dog had orange and red patches all over his body.
A few approving comments said the dog looked cute and adorable.
‘Don’t really know why you’re doing? Don’t risk it — get a well-respected, responsible professional groomer to dye your dog’s locks for you,’ the dog company wrote.
Pet-owners are reminded to not let the dye get into the eyes of their dog and never to use hair-dyeing on animals.
Do not consume products that are intended for human consumption. It cannot be stressed enough,” the website says.
“Human hair dyes use hydrogen peroxide to enhance the color. These chemicals can burn the skin, cause sores, and lead to hair loss in dogs.