Top Performance Hair Dye Gel for Dogs, 4 Ounces, Monster Green

This dye sure did work well! My dog has white hair, and this stuff clung like crazy! It became more washed out with time, but that's to be expected with any dye. The notes I compiled while reading about dying animals hair, and what I learned in the process:1) Don't put dye anywhere that they can suck on easily (paws, tail, tummy) - stick to the head/back. This also helps for the psychological issues that some animals can supposedly incur when their fur magically changes colors on places very visible to them.2) Make sure you wear clothes you don't care about - especially if dying a large animal.3) Two people are better than one! We had one person in the tub and the other outside holding our dog still4) Wear gloves - preferably ones that go up really high on your arms - you don't want your arm hair to get dyed too!5) EVERYWHERE you don't want color, you should put loads of conditioner on the fur, because it is dye and it does not discriminate.6) Put on Dry fur, not an already wet animal - it will soak in better7) Have a bucket and large cup handy full of lukewarm water so that you can rinse everything super fast and quick. We stood my dog up on his hind legs to rinse him off, and even doing that, he had light green drip marks going down the back of his hind legs where the rinse water ran down. They weren't that noticeable, but just wanted to bring that up to you DIYers.8) Holding a dog still for 20 minutes in a bathtub will not be super fun - make sure all involved are as comfortable as possible!9) We bought a Dye Brush (like your hairdresser uses) to brush the color on - I strongly recommend getting one... not sure what we would have done without one10) Try not to get the dye on the animal's skin - we left a good 1/4" - 1/2" of roots and really just did the top part of the fur11) Our dog shook his head and the tips of his ears got in the dye on his back and then flung dye onto other places on his body. Beware the ears, and keep them still!12) You will need to wash down your tub area afterwards - there were green dye splatters alllll over the place afterwards. We used bleach and a brush immediately afterwards13) While the color did not bleed anywhere, we did put a white t-shirt on him for ~6 hours after until we were confident that he was 100% dry. The shirt had a few green spots on it, but the color really does stick to the hair more than anything else.14) I thought that when we gave him a bath and the hair got wet again it might bleed elsewhere again, but it did not - the color stayed on the animal.Good luck! I'll upload a picture so you can see what my dog Frisco looked like with a green mohawk going down his back - we were very pleased and all the kids in the neighborhood love seeing him!PS - if you leave a 1/2" root, then when you're done with the color, you can use a trimmer and trim most of the color off, and not be stuck with a pastel dog. ;) We did this after 1 month of coloring him because he wasn't as "punk" in pastel green as he was in monster! :)

I got the "screaming pink" for my little dog Lily. The first time I followed directions and left it on for 20 minutes just doing her tail (to check for sensitivity.) It was incredible how pink it turned out! Next day I did her feet and legs, third day I did her body. Several months later I'm on my 2nd bottle and she is quite used to it. Each time I use it I've gotten bolder and now do her from head to tail one one shot. I use q-tips on her face but don't get close to her eyes. With my dog her fur picks up the color quickly so I go into the bathroom, apply the dye to her, take a shower myself to scrub off the dye from my arms (I use gloves but they only cover my hands) and then by the time I'm done she is ready to be rinsed. Yes it makes a bit of a mess if you are not careful. Hard to remove from my white baseboards where she rubbed up against them while wet but it's a small price to pay. Update: I always put the dye on her fur DRY then rinse it out.She LOVES being pink! It's an incredibly bright shade of Hot Pink/Magenta. Random strangers interrupt her on walks and want to take her picture. She loves the the attention. I'm sorry for anyone who was unsuccesful using this product. I'm sure it depends on the type of hair your pet has. Lily is a long haired Chihuahua with white/buff colored fur. It looks best on her fur that is more white. On the darker fur it fades faster and does not look as pink. I'll be adding my own photos so check them out.I highly recommend the Screaming Pink for anyone who has a little white dog.

Item came on time. It works as said. This is a deep pink. However it wears off quite quickly (1 week it will be lighter but still a dark pink). Color takes quickly on lighter hair. I pulled my Yorkies hair in pony at top, took aluminum foil and laid hair on it and brushed color on. Then folded aluminum foil around and waited for the 15 min. While waiting I did her front legs which I left 1 inch long hair on bottom of both feet. Repeated steps of above. While waiting on time I just massaged my dog. She didn't have care in the world. 15 min up. I rinsed and WOW. TOO CUTE! everyone loves it! No haters. So cute to have pink pony and bottom front feet. When pony is out it blends with the rest of her hair on top like pink highlights. Either way cute! Been 2 weeks now. It's getting pretty light. She is ready for a touch up. NOTE: I will do feet first as hair is a little darker and need more time ;). Have fun giving your dog a doo..

Oh my goodness, where do I start? My granddaughter loves pink so while babysitting grandma slipped out. Grandpa and granddaughter got knee deep in pink mischief. We have a miniature poodle and used about half a bottle on him. I let the dye sit about 30 minutes. The dof was almond to begin with and his undercoat remained almond. It was like the dye just did the tips of the hair and did not penetrate well. However, I know the dye was worked in well as I worked the dye for the full 30 minutes. Never the less the dog came out most definitely pink. My grandaughter loved it and will surely make a day she will remember grandpa by. As for my wife, whoops of delight and a flurry of text messages.I would suggest some pretty good planning. I kinda skipped that step. I did him in our swan stone sink. I was very worried it would not come off the sink but with a lot of elbow grease and letting the sink sit with lemon shine dishwasher booster the pink did come out. The lemon shine was the key as steel wool and dishwashing soap were not cutting it very well. If I were to do this again (and I wont) i would use a plastic tub outside for the dirty dead.At any rate, a very fun project that wouldhave been better with preplanning.

The Tuxedo Black made by Top performance does not work as seen into the picture I submitted.My poor dog looks like it went through a meat grinder or dragged by the dog catchers van.It does go on black then ends up like a blood pink great product for a horror show.Not pleased with th results , my suggestion to you is not buy Tuxedo Black , you will not get black , hope this helps.

Not as bright of a color as we were hoping for but did stay on for a week or two.The dye needs to stay on a wiggly moving animal for quite a while to obtain a good color.Not easy with our pups.

Didn’t last even one full day. found it dried flaked away

Turned my white/beige chihuahua green for a few weeks but started to fade without washes. Application was easy my dog had no reaction either but I definitely recommend a spot test first!

works well, and easy to apply