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Tue, 09 May 2006
Homemade Skunk Treatment

You’re just about ready to go to bed and you let your dog out for one last pee before bedtime. You let your dog back in and you smell something. Something that smells very bad. Something that smells like… SKUNK! Your worst nightmare, your dog has been sprayed by a skunk. Your dog smells and your house smells and there are no grooming shops open at 10:00pm. Now your stuck, you have to deal with the smell until tomorrow and hope that you can get the smell out of your carpet and furniture, not to mention yourself. You wish there was something you could do to get rid of the smell now. Well good news, there is. Using products you may normally find around your home you can bath that skunk chasing K9 and get rid of the smell right away. First and foremost, never wet your dog down first before using this formula. The chemicals in a skunks spray reacts with water and will spread making in almost impossible to get rid of all the smell until it wears away. Second, just to dissolve an old wives tale, tomato paste or sauce will not work unless it is allowed to full dry on your dog. That can take, on a medium to longhaired dog 12 to 24 hours. I’m pretty sure you don’t have the time to sit around and wait for your dog to dry with tomato paste covering him. If your dog is white or blond colored, you will also end up with a pink dog instead that will take quite a while to fade. To make this skunk solution you will need: 1- bottle of Hydrogen Peroxide 3%, ¾ box of Baking soda, 1 cup of dish soap, (Dawn, Palmolive). You will also need an empty dish detergent bottle to mix the ingredient together in, it will also make it easier to apply to your dog. Mix all three ingredients together well. Apply the mixture to your dog liberally. Be careful not to get the mixture into your dog’s eyes or mouth. Baking soda can be harmful if swallowed and peroxide can be dangerous to the eyes. Use a face cloth to apply the mixture to your dogs face. If your dog is anything like mine, they probably got sprayed right in the face. Rub the mixture into your dog’s skin and coat. Make sure to completely saturate your dog in the mixture. Let the mixture sit on your dog for about 5 min. Rinse thoroughly starting with the head and face. Lift your dogs head to make sure the mixture runs away from the eyes and mouth. It is always easier if you have an extra set of hands. Towel dry. This mixture has been proven to work if you follow the instructions. For more information about skunk treatments contact: thepetproject@zoomshare.com
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