For a skunked dog, mix one cup of baking soda into a quart of hydrogen peroxide, add a few squirts of dish soap. Apply, let sit a bit than rinse. Use all the mix and don't keep it in a sealed container. I have had to deskunk dogs, 4 of them at midnight, a time or two. Thankfully one is smart enough to run the other way.
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She doesn’t come in the house other then the first day we got her and introduced her to the cats. She smells better already...must be the 30 mph winds helping out!No but were you to smell one, you would say "PEE UUUU, that must be skunk!" At least I did the first time I smelled one. It was on the road. You learn something about skunks fast. If you see one on the road ahead (99% of the time dead) get your car to "recirculate" FAST. Too late once you can smell it, especially if you pass over it.
It will likely SLOWLY wear off ... until she gets wet, then it will come back. I hope she never comes in the house or the entire place will likely smell of skunk for some time. You nose will probably learn to ignore it, but your guests might wrinkle their noses
She must not have gotten a full hit from the skunk either. When the wind dies down you will have to let us know if she stinks more or less.
I didn’t see the eyeball at first but I love your emoji Debby!
I hope you can get enough harvested to keep the coffers full until next harvest!
I hope so too! We are losing sunshine already...not looking good!That sure is wet! Hope he doesn't get stuck and that you have a little more sunshine to get more of your crop in.
Thanks Ron!
