To the delight of (rich) dog owners around the world, Dolce & Gabbana have joined forces with master perfumer Emilie Coppermann to launch a perfume for dogs. Called Fefé, the parfum pour chiens is alcohol-free and certified-safe by vets.
The perfume, which is encased in a stunning green bottle, with a red cap and a 24-karat gold paw stamp, the Fefé fragrance mist for dogs has notes of ylang-ylang, sandalwood, and musk.
It is named after Domenico Dolce’s poodle, Fefé, and promises to be the perfect addition to a dog groomer’s arsenal of products, which by now includes shampoo, conditioner, and even paw butters.
Certified safe by veterinarians, Fefé is completely alcohol-free, so you don’t need to worry about using it on your four-legged friend. While it can be sprayed directly on your dog’s body (avoiding the nose area), the fashion house actually recommends spraying it on your hands or a brush and then running it through the dog’s fur.
Fefé retails for around $99 (approx. €90.16), with the official D&G website allowing you to engrave the bottle with your dog’s name.
