Boora Na Mano Holi Hai 🐶

As the festival of colours, Holi, approaches, it’s a time of joy, laughter, and vibrant celebrations. However, amidst the excitement, it’s essential to remember our furry companions and ensure their safety during this festive season.

Creating homemade pet-friendly Holi colours can be a fun and safe alternative to commercial products. Here are some simple recipes for making pet-safe colours at home:

1. Turmeric Yellow:

Mix turmeric powder with rice flour to create a vibrant yellow colour.
Gradually add water until you reach the desired thickness or texture.
Turmeric is not only safe for pets but also has natural antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, making it a healthy choice for their skin.

2. Beetroot Red:

Boil beetroots in water until they release their colour.
Strain the liquid and allow it to cool.
Dilute the beetroot extract with water to achieve the desired intensity of red.
This natural dye is safe for pets and adds a lovely hue to your Holi festivities.

3. Spinach Green:

Boil spinach leaves in water until they release their colour.
Strain the liquid and let it cool down.
Dilute the spinach extract with water to create a beautiful green colour.
Spinach is safe for pets and provides a healthy option for colouring.

4. Blueberry Purple:

Mash fresh or frozen blueberries and strain the juice.
Dilute the blueberry juice with water to achieve the desired shade of purple.
Blueberries are safe and rich in antioxidants, making this colour option both safe and healthy for your pets.

5. Carrot Orange:

Boil carrots in water until they soften and release their colour.
Blend the cooked carrots with some water to create a smooth paste.

Dilute the carrot paste with additional water until you reach the desired orange hue.
Carrots are safe and provide essential nutrients for your pet’s health.

Tips for Using Homemade Pet-Friendly Colours for Holi:

Conduct a patch test on your pet’s fur before applying the homemade colours extensively to ensure they don’t have any adverse reactions.
Use a small amount of colour initially and gradually increase as needed.

Keep the colours away from your pet’s eyes, nose, mouth, and ears to prevent irritation.
Supervise your pet closely during playtime and ensure they don’t ingest large amounts of the colours.

With these homemade pet-friendly Holi colours, you can celebrate the festival joyfully while ensuring the safety and well-being of your beloved pets. Enjoy a colourful and memorable Holi with your little ones! 🐾🎨

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