Q&A for How to Dye Your Dog's Hair with Kool Aid

Yes, you can buy dog-safe dye, and just consult your vet about diet and other treatments if your dog has bad skin. This is safe for all breeds.

You can wash it out with lukewarm water and dog shampoo. It might take a few tries, but it will come out. You can also take your dog to get cleaned at a professional groomer, which is easier, but costs more.

Try warm, soapy water. If that doesn’t work, you may have to contact a groomer.

Yes, dyeing your dog's fur while it's wet helps the Kool Aid work better. Giving your dog a bath beforehand is recommended.

Yes, but don't force your cat to take a bath just for dyeing. Wait until you naturally bathe your cat and use a cat-friendly shampoo.

Kool Aid is simply more accessible than dog dye.

Kool Aid can be harder to wash out of your dog's fur, though it is cheaper than special creams. Consider which option is best for your dog.

You should try bathing your dog again, and if that doesn't help, take him to a groomer. If all else fails, use a cone to prevent licking and rinse him until the irritation subsides.