US EditionDolce & Gabbana launches dog perfume named after founder's pet
- Dolce & Gabbana has launched a dog perfume called 'Fefé,' which is approved by veterinarians and dog owners, stating it is "gentle and well accepted by their pets."
- The company emphasizes compliance with standards ensuring animal safety, as stated by Bureau Veritas Italia.
- Some veterinarians warn that dog perfumes might hinder a dog's sense of smell, potentially masking signs of health issues.
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ORF.at NewsDolce & Gabbana launches perfume for dogs
ROME — Fashion house Dolce & Gabbana has launched a new alcohol-free perfume for dogs called “Fefé” in honor of Domenico Dolce’s poodle, but not all vets and pet owners agree it’s safe or appropriate. Read more...
Dolce & Gabbana launches $100 dog perfume inspired by owner's poodle, raises animal welfare concerns
Dolce and Gabbana's luxury dog perfume, priced at over $100, has raised concerns among some animal welfare groups. The Italian fashion brand's alcohol-free dog fragrance mist, which sells for £83 ($105) on its UK website, is inspired by Fefé, the pet dog of the brand’s co-owner, Domenico Dolce. The scent combines “fresh and delicate notes of Ylang Ylang, Musk, and Sandalwood” and is packaged in a green lacquered glass bottle with a 24-carat gold…
The Italian luxury brand Dolce & Gabbana launched a perfume for dogs for more than $100. This has been criticized by animal protection associations because of its potential impact on animal behavior. “Inspired by Domenico Dolce's unconditional love for his faithful dog Fefé, this delicate alcohol-free blend combines the fresh and delicate aromas of ylang-ylang flower, musk and sandalwood,” details the Italian stylists' website. “A tender and cap…
The fragrance, called “Fefé”, could cause sensory disorders in animals, according to the PETA association.
“Inspired by Domenico Dolce's unconditional love for his faithful little dog Fefé, this delicate alcohol-free blend combines the fresh and delicate aromas of ylang-ylang, musk and sandalwood,” explains the Italian designers' website. A tender and delightful fragrance, designed for a playful beauty routine”, assures the website of those who want to spend 99 euros on this perfume.Driving licenses sold on the internet, the new illegal business that…
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