A Thai owner raised a pome dog, who recently unexpectedly wanted to take a dog to a beauty salon to dye hair, and did not expect a tragedy to happen.
The beauty of the colored past.
The hair dyeing of dogs is similar to that of hair dyeing, and the dyes are evenly painted in places where they need to be dyeed, and then heated with aluminium paper. It's common for the master to dye the hair on the dog's ear in red. After 40 minutes of dyeing, however, the dog's ears fell abnormally and could never rise again. The hairdresser told the master that the dog's ears would be fine in a few days, and the master believed that after a few days the dog's ears had not been raised but had an allergic reaction.
The beauty after the dye.
The dog's ears had never been raised since it dyed, and the master was in a hurry and asked if there were any problems. And then the dog's ear started blackening and charred, and finally its whole left ear fell off...
The master is very sad now, and she blames herself for taking dogs to color. It is assumed that the damage to the dog ' s ears was caused by the excessive amount of dye paint, which burned the dog ' s fragile ears.
The beauty after the dye.
This case also raised concerns about pet beauty products, even those working for the Royal Society for Prevention of Abuse, who advised them not to do their own pets. This colored beauty, because you're not sure whether your pets are allergic to certain ingredients or whether the other one's operation must meet safety standards. Even afterward, the pets left permanent damage. What did they do wrong?