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Her super strong sense of smell is being used against her now - poor bitch.
Pitch a tent up outside and let her sleep in it with you.
Pitch a tent up outside and let her sleep in it with you.
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06-29-2016, 01:21 AM
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lol at your dogs face,poor pup
06-29-2016, 01:23 AM
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Not sure if already mentioned, but they sell wash solutions specifically designed for skunk smell. It's like $20.
Next best thing is dish soap. Wash the dog about three times with it outside using a hose. Smell will be 95% gone.
Next best thing is dish soap. Wash the dog about three times with it outside using a hose. Smell will be 95% gone.
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06-29-2016, 01:23 AM
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What To Do If Your Pet Is Sprayed By A Skunk
what to do if your pet is sprayed by a skunkIf your furry little friend loves to explore outside, he or she may run into more than they bargain for from time to time. This may include the unfortunate run in with a skunk. There’s not much you can do about a skunk spraying your dog or cat.
You likely won’t even know it happens until it’s to late. But now that you have a pet sprayed by a skunk, what should you do? Is the old advice of tomato juice really something that works? Follow these tips to help rid your pet (and maybe your home) of that awful skunk smell.
STEPS TO TAKE IF YOUR PET IS SPRAYED BY A SKUNK
TIMING IS EVERYTHING
A skunk’s spray is mostly oil. This oil will absorb into the coat and skin of your pet, causing the smell to linger far longer than you want. Due to this, the faster you move on washing your pet the better. Now, the first decision you’ll make is whether or not you bring the pet inside. If you have a yard or a place to wash outside this is idea. If not, try to take your pet into a closed room near the door. Otherwise the skunk smell will spread throughout the house.
CLEANING YOUR PET
Yes, if you have a can of tomato soup this can work in a pinch, but it has a very limited effect. There also are specialty pet shampoos specifically for this. It is a good idea to have one of these on hand just in case, but if you don’t, wash your pet before you head out to pick this up. You need to minimize the effects before you go shopping.
According to the American Kennel Club, the best way to rid your pet of skunk smell is to mix:
1/4 cup baking soda
1 quart 3% hydrogen peroxide
1 tsp dish soap.
If you don’t have hydrogen peroxide you can use white vinegar (cooking or cleaning varieties work).
Wash your pet thoroughly but don’t let the mixture remain in their fur too long as it may cause skin irritation and even bleach the fur. You may need to repeat this process several times, but you should notice a difference each time.
Once you have finished washing with the mixture, wash your pet with their standard dog or cat shampoo.
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what to do if your pet is sprayed by a skunkIf your furry little friend loves to explore outside, he or she may run into more than they bargain for from time to time. This may include the unfortunate run in with a skunk. There’s not much you can do about a skunk spraying your dog or cat.
You likely won’t even know it happens until it’s to late. But now that you have a pet sprayed by a skunk, what should you do? Is the old advice of tomato juice really something that works? Follow these tips to help rid your pet (and maybe your home) of that awful skunk smell.
STEPS TO TAKE IF YOUR PET IS SPRAYED BY A SKUNK
TIMING IS EVERYTHING
A skunk’s spray is mostly oil. This oil will absorb into the coat and skin of your pet, causing the smell to linger far longer than you want. Due to this, the faster you move on washing your pet the better. Now, the first decision you’ll make is whether or not you bring the pet inside. If you have a yard or a place to wash outside this is idea. If not, try to take your pet into a closed room near the door. Otherwise the skunk smell will spread throughout the house.
CLEANING YOUR PET
Yes, if you have a can of tomato soup this can work in a pinch, but it has a very limited effect. There also are specialty pet shampoos specifically for this. It is a good idea to have one of these on hand just in case, but if you don’t, wash your pet before you head out to pick this up. You need to minimize the effects before you go shopping.
According to the American Kennel Club, the best way to rid your pet of skunk smell is to mix:
1/4 cup baking soda
1 quart 3% hydrogen peroxide
1 tsp dish soap.
If you don’t have hydrogen peroxide you can use white vinegar (cooking or cleaning varieties work).
Wash your pet thoroughly but don’t let the mixture remain in their fur too long as it may cause skin irritation and even bleach the fur. You may need to repeat this process several times, but you should notice a difference each time.
Once you have finished washing with the mixture, wash your pet with their standard dog or cat shampoo.
If you’re a bodybuilder who admires dogs then there’s no way a dog like Ace wouldn’t make the ultimate companion. A massively muscled and powerful dog that could match its owner pound for pound. Would you want your dog to be as rigorously trained as Ace? Let us know what you think in the comments and forums. Also, be sure to follow Generation Iron-on
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Call vet and ask what to do. Probbaly have to clipper the dog and then scrub with some special shampoo. I'd cal a dog groomer also and tell them you will pay $200 extra cause of the skunk.
05-05-2021, 02:13 AM
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05-05-2021, 02:28 AM
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Originally Posted By GoodboyDogeson⏩
Was gonna say call a vet. Fuking google it. How to get skunk spray smell out. How hard can’t it be? Here I’ll get your search going for you - you lazy fuk. No wonder you can’t keep your pet safeCall vet and ask what to do. Probbaly have to clipper the dog and then scrub with some special shampoo. I'd cal a dog groomer also and tell them you will pay $200 extra cause of the skunk.
https://www.google.com/search?q=how+...pray+off+a+dog
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