[nagdu] Skunk!

Tami Jarvis tami at poodlemutt.com
Tue Jul 15 17:59:11 UTC 2014


Yikes, indeed! Since we came back to eastern Oregon, I have developed a 
chronic worry that my guide dog will be skunked when I need to use her 
to go somewhere. I always heard of the tomato juice treatment and that 
it didn't get the smell out without numerous treatments and a few days. 
Sounds like vinegar would be enough to be able to use the guide within a 
mile of people. /smile/ I'll remember that one! And hope I don't need 
it. /lol/

Glad you're still good to go, Tracy! Guess you don't need to be rural to 
get skunked.

Tami

On 07/15/2014 07:02 AM, Cindy Ray via nagdu wrote:
> Ah, fun. That happened to Chuck’s dog, King. Tomato juice may work better, but I found that the smell didn’t clear go away for a good while. YIKES!
>
> Cindy
>
> On Jul 15, 2014, at 8:59 AM, Tracy Carcione via nagdu <nagdu at nfbnet.org> wrote:
>
>> I took Benny for his last outing last night, and he peed and was sniffing
>> around some more.  He went by some bushes, and I heard feet scraping, then
>> Ben turned around and rushed for the house.  I thought he'd finished and
>> was rushing to get out of the rain, but, when I got in the house, I
>> smelled the intense skunk.  I guess the feet scraping must have been
>> Skunky's feet.
>> The internet said I could clean him with vinegar and water, then rinse, so
>> I took him back out, away from the skunk, used the vinegar and water, and
>> hosed him down.  He was not happy, but it did get enough of the skunk out
>> so we could get on the bus and come to work this morning.  There's still a
>> bit of a stink, but only close up, and not all the time, for some reason.
>> Echo got skunked too, a long time ago.  I remember feeling oiliness on her
>> fur, but I didn't feel any on Ben's.  It made it harder to figure out
>> where he needed cleaning most.
>> Anyway, that was our late-night adventure.
>> Tracy
>>
>>
>>
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