On 9/7/2013 10:40 PM, Christine Nielsen wrote:
Ugh. My condolences. Our dog has had the same bad luck, a few
times... the hydrogen peroxide/baking soda/detergent mixture does the
trick for us... though I think you are supposed to let it sit for
several minutes before rinsing. Bathing a cat has its own challenges,
I imagine... good luck if you have to go for round 2
Actually, giving the cat a bath wasn't so bad. I did get a lot of fur on
my tongue.... :-) (Couldn't resist....)
.
When I was a kid, I remember one steamy summer night the dog got out &
found a skunk. In her alarm at being sprayed, she ran around the
house several times, and the odor poured in through all the open
windows. There was no escape from the stench!
Earlier this summer my sister in law was walking her dog, which startled
a skunk. The skunk missed the dog and hit her. She said it took about 5
showers and lots of shampoo to do the job...
Mark
:)
-c
On Sat, Sep 7, 2013 at 12:45 AM, Mark C <pdml-m...@charter.net> wrote:
A few hours ago I suddenly smelled... skunk. For a second I thought it was
just odd but then ... oh crap! Ran outside and as soon as I opened the door
a very stinky cat charged in. I feel bad for the poor guy - it looks like he
took it directly in the right eye, which just now has finally opened up. I
rinsed off his eye gave him a shower and three washings with a hydrogen
peroxide, baking soda, and detergent mixture. He's confined to my office for
a while (or the yard) - I can say that the odor removing solution, which
seemed to work, has either worn off or new stuff is coming to the surface.
Oh yeah - and the front steps (where it all happened) smell great.
I had just started developing a roll of film when I smelled the skunk... it
was going to be a 45 minute semi-stand process but turned into a 90 minute
full stand... The results are not all bad but a bit overcooked.
Mark
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