How Do You Get Rid Of Skunk Odor On A Dog?
If your dog has had an unfortunate encounter with a skunk, the sooner you can give him a bath before the foul-smelling, oily skunk spray has had time to spread further into his coat, the better. Tomato juice baths have been a popular option for years, but they are largely ineffective compared to the odor-removing powers of hydrogen peroxide and baking soda. Add the grease-fighting power of liquid soap and you have an effective and inexpensive skunk odor remover. Prepare your bucket of warm water (if needed), put on your gloves, apron or coveralls and gather all your towels and supplies so they are within easy reach. Mix the baking soda and the dish washing liquid together. Add the peroxide and stir. Remove your dog’s collar. Pour no more than half the mixture over your dog, taking care not to get it in his eyes. Work it in and lather well. Pour the warm water over your dog and rinse. Repeat with the remaining half of the mixture and rinse well with the rest of the warm water. If this h
