Rid Your Pet of Skunk Spray Smell
Caution:
This recipe cannot be sealed or stored in a container or spray bottle as it can explode. Mix in an open, plastic pail and use immediately. Wear latex gloves when applying.
Krebaum’s Formula to De-Skunk Pets
Ingredients:
- 1 quart of fresh (not old or out-dated) 3% hydrogen peroxide (from a pharmacy) - store bought is only 1.5%
- 1/4 cup of baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) - to act as a buffer
- 1 to 2 teaspoons of liquid soap - to alkalize the peroxide (Soft Soap or Ivory Liquid, don’t use shampoo)
If it’s for a larger pet, 1 quart of lukewarm water can be added.
Directions:
Be careful to keep this formula out of your pet’s ears, eyes and mouth. Lather thoroughly and deeply into pet fur. Let sit for 5 to 10 minutes. Rinse well with water.
Do this cleaning procedure outside, and if you have plastic goggles–wear them. Dogs especially are notorious for shaking their fur out when wet, you don’t want this stuff spraying in your eyes.
This recipe can be used on people, pets, clothing, or outdoors where needed. Be careful when applying and don’t let it get into eyes, ears or mouths.
Skunks can carry rabies, take to vet immediately if you find any bleeding or open wounds while washing your pet.
Print A Copy:
Print This Post
More tips you may find useful:
Posted in Homemade Cleaners, Pets |
( 3 )
RSS
27 Dec 2007 at 8:40 pm
I’ve actually used Febreze on my dog when she was sprayed by a skunk. It did the trick until a more thorough cleaning could be done.
20 Jun 2008 at 11:50 am
We just do the old tomatoe juice rinse.. If you don’t have tomatoe juice, I also use a can of tomatoe soup with water.. scrub into skin..and then rinse and shampoo.
22 Jun 2008 at 8:47 pm
My dad got sprayed by a skunk and he used coyote pee and tomato juice to get it off… he also used the coyote pee to put around our house and we never saw skunks or racoons ever again…
Chuck!