Although brands claim that dogs’ skin will not be affected by the product, veterinarians are not so sure.
Dolce & Gabbana shook the market with the launch of its new perfume, Fefé, designed exclusively for dogsThis innovative product seeks to add a touch of glamour to pets with a fragrance inspired by designer Domenico Dolce’s love for his own dog.
Despite the Italian firm’s enthusiasm, the launch generated skepticism among pet owners. The main concern revolves around the potential health risks for animalsas the perfume is sold for around 100 euros and no contraindications have been specified in case dogs ingest the product by licking themselves. Although the brand assures that the perfume has the approval of veterinarians, the debate continues on whether it really justifies the investment and whether it is safe for animals.
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Effects of perfumes on pets
The use of fragrances can have several risks and disadvantages for the health of animals, since their fur is not used to being in contact with this type of substances and can:
- Irritate the respiratory tract.
- Cause dermatitis.
- Affect the sense of smell.
- Cause poisoning if ingested.
- Cause allergic reactions.
Veterinary experts They advise against the use of perfumes and opt for products specifically designed for their care, such as shampoo and conditioners.
Source: Ambito
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