This happens to my friends dogs all the time. She puts them in a kiddy pool outside and rinses them with Summers Eve douches. I know that sounds strange but it's what her vet said to use. And it works!! Just keep pouring it over them kinda like when you dip a dog.
Yes. Open a can of tomato juice....several actually....wash him with soap and water first...then leave the tomato juice on for at least 30 minutes. Wash again... Also on the last cycle liberally dose him with white vinegar...careful of the eyes and nose. My brother got sprayed by a skunk when he was trapping....ugh! Is it a house dog? How large?
Ours got sprayed last fall and we used a product call "Skunk Off" that we got from the vet. It worked very well and they only spent two nights in the garage. It works best if you have NOT already bathed them. Also if that product is not available in your area a friend of mine used hydrogen peroxide and he said it also worked very well. That is you don't mind your dog looking like they got a bad dye job as it will discolor the fur. GOOD LUCK hope this was helpful.
Oh....well....uhmmm...good thing it's warm outside. Nothing will remove it instantly, but it will fade. Seriously, our coondogs would get sprayed frequently...no worries...we gave them a bath by running them thru the creek and then mom would give us a can of tomato juice (reduces the smell & reaction some folks have to the scent), and a jar of vinegar (removes oils).
dog groomer here, first the skunk off is great, its a squeeze bottle that you can keep around and keep appling as needed, as every time the dog gets wet for a long time that smell is on it, however also, there is a home recipe, of 1tsp dawn dish det,(as it is an oil that skunks spray) and vanilla extract, peroxide mixed in water and use to sponge on like a dip, bathing the dog in straight dawn isnt really recommended however a tiny amount will do wonders to cut the oil down a bit. and can i say, nothing reallly works! short of a long haired dog getting shaved down and still smells, it is what is the best cover up..lol
From this month's Missouri Conservation Magazine, "Skunk Tonic Mix together: 1 quart of hydrogen peroxide 1/4 cup baking soda 1 teaspoon liquid laundry soap or dishwashing detergent The first two ingredients form an alkaline peroxide that chemically changes the skunk essence into sulfonic acid, an odorless chemical. The soap breaks down the oily skunk essence and makes it more susceptible to the other chemicals. Chemicals in this formula are harmless, but try this solution at your own risk. To be safe, keep the formula away from the eyes,nose and mouth of people and pets. Do not store this mixture or put i in a closed container. When kept in a warm place, the mixture may espand and burst the container. This recipe and other tips can be found in Missouri's Skunks at www.missouriconservation.org/257 "
The recipe above works WELL I used it on my dogs several times and each time we could let them back in the house with very little smell left on them It still does smell a tiny bit but NOTHING like it did! Good luck!