He then showed the video of a dog chewing on the battery before dropping it as it began to spout out liquid and light the dog cushion on fire.

The dog and the other dogs in the room then scatter before a fire sparks up at burns quickly, soon engulfing the entire room.

Little warned owners to take precautions to prevent these fires from erupting.

Little continued: “Many individuals keep these batteries within their homes for convenience, unaware of the potential dangers they pose.

“It is crucial that you adhere to manufacturer guidelines when using lithium-ion batteries, only using approved chargers and storing them out of reach of children and pets.

Ultimately, the room was destroyed and the fire department had to be called to put it out.

But thankfully, especially to all the dog owners reading, all of the dogs were able to safely exit the home without any injuries.

However, Little stated this situation could have had a very different ending if the dogs weren’t able to exit through their doggy door or if a family was sleeping upstairs unaware of the fire.