Pet Hair Spray, 5-Ounce, Greyhound Green

White paint on black dog (skunk stripe) did not look so good, and turned bluish color a few hours later

Very messy, when dried it would flake everywhere and even after allowing it to dry it would smear onto anything it came into contact with. Sad.

Recommended 100%

Stained my pets fur and skin. Won't use again.

Worked great!

I heard this product was on the TV show "Shark Tank." Spray paint for pets, a revolution in pet grooming, what could possibly go wrong? In my case, everything.See, here's the deal with the Q&A above. Q: Does it work on a pot-bellied pig? A: Yes. OK, that's great, but I will go ahead and provide my own question and answer that is strangely absent. Q: Does PetPaint, as seen on "Shark Tank" mind you, work on sharks? A: a resounding NO.Here's the deal with this stuff, it simply does not work on pet sharks. "What about nurse sharks?" I hear you asking. Hmm, doubt it! "But it does on tiger sharks, right?" Really don't think so, friend. I tried this stuff on my pet mako shark and I couldn't even get the dang spray can to, ya know, spray while fully submerged underwater in his tank. Even if it did spray, I doubt it would stick to my shark's skin anyway. It tends to be very wet while underwater.Honestly given my results, I seriously doubt this will work on any aquatic creature. If you were planning on festively spray painting your pet cuttlefish, scallop, or abalone, save your money for beer instead.Four stars.