MSDADA 14 Colors Dog Hair Dye Chalk, Temporary Coloured Hair Wax Color Dog Paint Hair Color Painting Crayons Washable Color Safe Paint Pens for Dogs, Horses, Cats, Pet Grooming

I never leave reviews for products, but really was impressed with these. Bought for a pony party and the kids had brilliant fun colouring in! The horses were more than happy with the feel of the pens on their coats and it all washed off easily with warm water and animal shampoo. Lots of fun and lasted well.

We recently tried the MSDADA 14 Colors Dog Hair Dye Chalk on Jericho for a birthday party, and it was a blast! This set of temporary color dye crayons is safe for dogs, cats, and even horses, making it perfect for a fun grooming session.Jericho looked fabulous with his colorful makeover, and the best part was how easy it was to apply and wash off. The colors are vibrant and add a festive touch, ideal for special occasions. If you’re looking to give your furry friend a temporary splash of color, these washable color paint pens are a great choice. Jericho loved the attention, and we loved how simple it was to clean up afterwards!

Good quality. Tested use when arrived and my cat sat really well. Colour goes on easily enough, not the easiest with longer fur though.😂 very bright and vibrant.Briiant quality for the cost. Will be doing candycane legs next week.👍🏻

In hindsight, I think some sort of liquid would work better to apply to the dogs coat than chalk (which is especially difficult on a long coat). Once applied, and brushed, the colours turn neon - I used red and green on a Bichon Frise for Christmas, and the colours didn't look good, or Christmassy, which was a shame.

This was one of those ‘I could do that myself’ instead of paying hundreds for someone else to do it! The colours are vibrant, long lasting and beautiful! I would definitely buy more! Also HOW COOL DOES MY DOG LOOK!!

Don’t last at all, faded off not long after applying. Rather poor tbh

These pet dyes come in a marker form. They're like a thick, sensitive crayon that marks easily enough. You get lots of different colours and they're all pretty and vibrant on white fur, but would probably vanish on dark fur. Obviously the length of the coat is going to affect how easily it goes on. My boy has short-ish hair and I did have to go over plenty of times in the same direction to make a proper block line. They'd work best on a very short, light coat. They take a little force to properly apply, so disregard seller images and do NOT use these on baby chicks or hamsters - they would be crushed.My dog is super sturdy though, and I intend to decorate him for festive occasions. I used them today just to try out and see what the limits of the markers would be. Naturally I gave him eyebrows and makeup, as nature failed to do. Once the markers are on, they stay on. He could get rained on or run through a hose and they wouldn't wash away. I was actually concerned at first, because I tried to wipe them off with a damp cloth and... they were not coming off... but then I used warm water mixed with a little dog shampoo and though it took more effort than your average hair chalk, it rubbed off and his fur went back to normal without any residue. Since they're non-toxic, you could use them on your own hair, but on pets just avoid getting too close to their eyes and watch out for sensitive parts to avoid putting pressure on them.

Got these to try on my dog they are very fun To doodle on your Dog, they do wash off very easy