Omg, my dog got skunked! I got home from dance and me and my mom found out she got skunked after my dad let her outside. From the looks of it, she got sprayed right in the face, and she's pacing around, because she doesn't know what to do. It smells more like rotten onions rather than a skunk. Me and my mom could smell the skunk when we got home. I feel so bad for her. We don't know what to do. Is there anything we can do. We're going to try to get her a bath at Petsmart as soon as possible, so don't suggest a bath, it's already being done. Ok thanks!!!!
pugluver answered Thursday December 22 2005, 4:39 pm: i know im not supposed to suggest a bath but it would probably be better to do at home 1 it doesnt cost money 2make sur it is in tomatoe juice that works better than regular water sry the best i could do havent gone through that experiance yet [ pugluver's advice column | Ask pugluver A Question ]
fish34 answered Tuesday November 8 2005, 7:00 pm: I agree with those other answers, tomato juice! :) I have not tried this myself, so I don't know, but I have heard many times of it's stink killing... magic. :P [ fish34's advice column | Ask fish34 A Question ]
haloguy answered Monday November 7 2005, 9:31 pm: tomato sauce. you need to pour tomato sauce on your dog in a sort of, "tomato-sauce-bath". It may sound weird, but that's what you need to do. hope I helped! [ haloguy's advice column | Ask haloguy A Question ]
Chicken_flavored_eggs answered Monday November 7 2005, 9:21 pm: I believe that you should dump tomato juice on your dog. Not only is it fun, it should help remove the horrible onion smell (onion..ick...) Or if you wanted (and I doubt you do) you can spray your dog black and then put a white stripe down his back. Instant smelly dog-like skunk. I think you should use the tomato juice. [ Chicken_flavored_eggs's advice column | Ask Chicken_flavored_eggs A Question ]
DonutHolez567 answered Monday November 7 2005, 9:03 pm: its horrible my dogs have gotten skunked like twice... if you wash them with tomato juice it will help the smell you have to do it about 3-5 times ♥ __TT__ luvz and i hope your doggies end u okay and you dont have to smell that 4 2 much longer! [ DonutHolez567's advice column | Ask DonutHolez567 A Question ]
Shortcake22 answered Monday November 7 2005, 8:54 pm: Um I know how bad that can smell lol so I took the liberty of looking it up for you and I found this:
1. Mix 4 c. hydrogen peroxide with 4 tbsp. baking soda and 1 tsp. dish-washing soap.
2. Put cotton balls in your pet's ears to protect the inner-ear tissue from the cleaning mixture, which could easily drip in.
3. Don rubber gloves to protect your hands during this process.
4. Start with your pet's head, taking care not to get the solution into his eyes, ears or mouth. Apply a drop of olive or baby oil to his eyes to prevent irritation.
5. Rub the mixture evenly into your pet's coat. It will probably be more pleasant to do this outdoors.
6. Rinse the coat with clean water.
7. Repeat if the smell persists.
TIPS---
Tomato juice also neutralizes the effects of skunk odor. Rub it into your pet's fur, let it soak for approximately 15 minutes, then wash it off with water.
Commercially prepared skunk odor remover or douches that remove skunk scents from fur are also available. Ask your veterinarian for advice on which product works best.
To help prevent your pet from being sprayed, use a leash when in the woods or country.
WARNINGS
Skunks can carry rabies, so make sure your pet's vaccinations are current before you visit areas frequented by skunks.
Thats what the website said
BUT**** I have heard that a bottle of SKUNK OFF from the vet or the pet store works the best because users have said that the peroxide mix can bleach your pets fur and that tomato juice is useless
I hope I helped in someway! Good Luck, Light A lot of candles! lol
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