Your one mistake on Holi can have a heavy impact on the voiceless. Know the safe ways to protect your dog and cat from colors: – ..

News India Live, Digital Desk: The skin of animals and their sense of smell are very different and sensitive from that of humans. The chemicals present in Holi’s Gulal can prove fatal for them.

1. Keep away from colors (No Colors for Pets)

Danger of Chemical: Holi colors contain lead, mercury and other harmful chemicals. If a dog or cat licks their skin, this chemical goes inside their body. food poisoning Or may damage organs.

Skin Allergy: These colors can cause severe rashes, itching and eye infections in animals. Even ‘herbal’ colors can be harmful to their respiratory system.

2. Take care of eating and drinking (Beware of Sweets)

Sweets and Chocolates: Gujiya, sweets or chocolates made on Holi are given to pets. don’t give at all. Sugar and nuts can upset their digestive systems, and chocolate is poisonous to them.

Fried things: Eating too much oil can give them serious diseases like diarrhea or pancreatitis.

3. Water Balloons Warning

People often throw water balloons at animals for fun. Not only can it hurt them, but the sound of the balloon bursting and the fear of getting wet can make them Mental Stress (Anxiety) Can put in.

4. What to do if color gets on it? (Emergency Care)

Mild Shampoo: If you get paint on your pet, wash it immediately with pet shampoo or mild baby shampoo.

Do not apply kerosene or spirit: Never use kerosene, paint thinner or spirit to remove paint, it may burn their skin.

Clean eyes: If color gets into the eyes, wash gently with clean cold water and contact a vet immediately.

5. Create a Safe Space

Animals get scared of the noise of Holi and the crowd of strangers. Keep them in the quietest room in the house, have plenty of water and their favorite toys nearby so they feel safe.