My dog got spraqyed by a skunk how do I make him smell better to transport him to the vet for a bathany ideas???
Please help
CherieHave a purrfect day
Cherie
Cherie -
Do you have any Vinegar? (Apple Cider/White/Balsamic it doesn't matter)
Do you have any Douche? Do you have any Tomatoe Juice?
There is also a product you can get at pet supply stores called Skunk off.
Whatever you do have on hand - drench him in it - sort of like basting a
turkey -
I've heard tomatoe juice too. Poor baby, and poor you!
Nina
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Cherie -
Do you have any Vinegar? (Apple Cider/White/Balsamic it doesn't matter)
Do you have any Douche? Do you have any Tomatoe Juice?
There is also a product you can get at pet supply stores called Skunk off.
Whatever
Dear Hideyo,
I am so sorry to hear that you are having problems regarding your kitties; it sounds like a bureaucratic nightmare! I wish you strength to do whatever it takes to get the rules modified so that your kitties are safe and nobody else has to endure such a trial.
Best wishes and a big
Dear Michelle,
I'm so sorry it's not something that could have helped Gemma; she's been so lucky to have such a loving family and good doctor. It sounds as though she's been kitty-like, having nine lives.I just wanted to mention the cart because I didn't know how widespread the use was
Thanks, another question is he never set foot in the house yet...it reaks how do I fix that, any thoughts?Kat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Cherie -Do you have any Vinegar? (Apple Cider/White/Balsamic it doesn't matter)Do you have any Douche? Do you have any Tomatoe Juice?There is also a product you
I feel so bad for him he had to stay outside and then I took him to get de skunked.my vehicle is still airing out.Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've heard tomatoe juice too. Poor baby, and poor you!NinaKat wrote:Cherie -Do you have any Vinegar? (Apple Cider/White/Balsamic it doesn't matter)Do
Gee, Cherie, I have no suggestions on that. My husband once called me on his cell phone from the driveway of our house to '"come and get YOUR skunks off the porch" so he could get in the house! He didn't want to risk getting sprayed and they were dining on the food I keep out there for whoever
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Gee, Cherie, I have no suggestions on that. My husband once called me on his cell phone from the driveway of our house to '"come and get YOUR skunks off the porch" so he could get in the house! He didn't want to risk getting
Too cute ;-))Julie Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gee, Cherie, I have no suggestions on that. My husband once called me on his cell phone from the driveway of our house to '"come and get YOUR skunks off the porch" so he could get in the house! He didn't want to risk getting sprayed and they
You might have to ask the vet about that, I'm sure they've come across that question before!
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Thanks, another question is he never set foot in the house yet...it reaks how do I fix that, any thoughts?Kat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Wink came home last night and looks like quite the little Franken-kitty! She wouldn't eat at the vet and wouldn't eat at home. She just wanted to say in her carrier on the fluffy blanket and have us pet her. She was up this morning when I got up and did eat a bit. My husband is on
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Here is hoping that Eduardo comes back soon and that Wink remains "happy as a clam".
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Hi Everyone,
Wink came home last night and looks like quite the little Franken-kitty! She wouldn't eat at the vet and wouldn't eat at home. She just wanted to say in
Our dog was sprayed two years ago right in the chest- and I was told the
smell could linger on him especially when wet, for several weeks. We tried
tomato juice, shampoo, etc., but, nothing worked very well. He did
getsprayed though, square in the chest, eyes watering, drooling,
etc. "Dogs
Constant worry with cats outside, I do not like it one bit.good thoughts coming you way, I am glad to hear about Wink.Julie Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Everyone,
Wink came home last night and looks like quite the little Franken-kitty! She wouldn't eat at the vet and wouldn't eat at
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Our dog was sprayed two years ago right in the chest- and I was told the smell could linger on him especially when wet, for several weeks. We tried tomato juice, shampoo, etc., but, nothing worked very well. He did getsprayed though, square
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That's
pretty funny. Mind you, I don't think anyone's significant other on this list
could be blamed for wondering when the day is going to come that
theyarrive home tofind a coupla skunks cosying up by the hearth or
stretched out on the sofa. Hey, they're all God's
Kerry, I live in a small city but the country is not at all far away and when I was getting on the highway one early spring morning, I thought I saw a dog standing on the side of the road. He loped off and as I got closer I could see it was not a dog, but a coyote (literally less than a mile from
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Wonderful that your husband has taken his vacation to be home with Wink,
Julie! (wink!)
Glad
to hear she's getting over yesterday's trauma; hope, hope, hope the results are
good ones.
And SO hope too that Eduardo feels safe to return home
soon.Especially since the little guy
Thanks so much, Kerry. Eduardo had become SO much better (since his "jailbreak" days!) he even let me pick him up outside. He was doing very well until we had some thunderstorms and I have a feeling that there was some unpleasantness on the porch where they were all sheltered when I got
So very glad your Wink is home- I hope the test results will be good
news! It is so hard to wait for results and our thoughts and prayers are
with you!
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Ok.. you guys, I need a big prayer and
healing energy for my baby Ceaser
He sort of not wanting to eat at all since
last night or so, and that continued on this morning.. his paws were a bit cold
and his temperature is lower than usual (was somewhere between 95 or 99)
I
Thank you, Julie.. I do give him fluid
every other day or so whenever I can reach him.. sometimes he goes up on a high
shelf and cannot get there but as long as he is on my level.. he does
not fight against too much --- thank you for your prayer --- I am going to
continue to fight against
Hi, you guys, please read the below email
from this lady from FIV support group if you guys know any clinic
in her area please contact her or contact me so that she has a
different alternatives.. I would appreciate your help!
Hideyo
From: Hideyo Yamamoto
Sent: Thursday,
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Oh
Hideyo, I wish I had advice for you.. I realize you've talked to the vet---they
can't X-ray him to see if the bottle-top is still there? Are they suggesting a
wait and see plan? Has he had tests?
I'm
praying for the little darling, Hideyo, that he feels better very soon.
A prayer for Caesar and good thoughts too!And, to update
you all, our Stinky is coming home this afternoon but, this morning she didn't
look very well to me. Stinky is stronger but, I fear for her deeply. I
know the uphill battle she faces so, I understand if she is too tired to go on
but,
My darling Gemma has gone to the bridge. I asked her brother to come and
get her and told Gemma to go to go to sleep and find her brother. I told her not
to chase Tidge and Bramble around too much.
We had her put to sleep in the car as I lay at the side of her. I have
selected a photo
Tamara, that HAS to be the best story of ALL TIME!!! Too funny; thanks so much for giving me a much-needed laugh!
Julietamara stickler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
These are pretty funny! SO, I'll relate the only skunk story I have: A friend of mine in college had a descented skunk as a pet, she
Dear Hideyo,
Prayers on the way; I have you and all your babies in my thoughts. Is Ceasar dehydrated? A subnormal body temperature is sometimes a byproduct of dehydration. Did the fluids you gave help at all or is it too soon to see a response?
JulieHideyo Yamamoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, Julie, thank you for your response. I
am at work right now and going home soon as soon as I get my deadline stuff out
here but I did talk to my boyfriend who just checked on Ceaser for me..
and he told me that he came our from his hiding place when he visited him
meowing (which is a
Dear Michelle,
I am so very sorry for your loss. It sounds as though Gemma had a very peaceful passing with you right beside her. She certainly overcame many health issues to stay with you as long as she possibly could. A photo urn for
her ashes sounds lovely. How lucky you were to have each
Thank you, Michelle I know there
are always something at my household.. I guess considering how many I have
here.. I am really fortunate as most of them are really healthy all the
time.
I try to be mentally strong for them, as Jasmine told me that they (my kitties)
will sense when I
It's wonderful to hear that Stinky will be coming home! I'm sorry though that you don't think she's looking as well as she could; maybe after you speak with the vet you will have more information and feel more comfortable about a treatment plan. I send lots of good thoughts and prayers and a
too funny ;-))tamara stickler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
These are pretty funny! SO, I'll relate the only skunk story I have: A friend of mine in college had a descented skunk as a pet, she lived in a rural area and as a hobby fed all the wild critters...birds, squirrels etc... Her boyfriend, later
Hi Hideyo,
Coming out and meowing sound like positive steps. How old is Ceasar; sometimes on kittens you will feel ribs on the side of the body regardless of weight. Do you know how to 'tent' to check for dehydration? You can either take your thumb and forefinger and slightly squeeze and pull
I am new to FeLV but, as far as testing goes, I do not trust testing for
more reasons than one, namely, false negatives. I do not know SNAP tests
but, I think tests can throw false results and should never be trusted 100% of
the time. Speaking from personal experience, I would test and
Bless your hearts and our hearts go out to you. I am so sorry about
Gemma- so very sorry!
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p.s. It really seems
like I have too much time on my hands, huh?
Nah..can't imagine why you would think
that, Julie...! :)
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Thanks and you're right, Stinky isn't fearful of anything, she goes toe to
toe with our 100 plus Lb dog and she usually wins! You're right! We
have tobe strong becausethey sure have been and, again, thanks a
bunch!
Thanks so much Julie and I think you're right, I think it is the not
knowing that is hardest! Once we know more than we can plan for that and
again, thanks and all our best to your babies!
supposedly the best solution
:
1 quart (or
liter) of three-percent hydrogen peroxide
Use fresh (unopened) hydrogen peroxide (H2O2). Hydrogen peroxide
eventually turns into water (H2O).
1/4 cup (50
ml.) of baking soda
1 teaspoon (5 ml.) of liquid
soap
1 pair of plastic or
latex gloves
Michelle,
I am so sorry you have lost another precious soul, and this soon after
losing Bramble.
A photo casket for her ashes is a wonderful tribute to your love for
her. Sleep in peace, sweet Gemma.
Hugs,
Del
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Brilliant! (See what you started, Cherie!)
Thanks
for the laugh Tamara---we needed a few of those, I think. And, wow, having a
skunk pet isn't so unheard-of after all!
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Thank you my sweet smokey just passed away last night I feel sad when I read other people w/ their sick kittys.Julie Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Nikki,
I'm so sorry to hearyour sad news about your beloved Smokey. He was
obviously a much-loved littlekitty, andI'm glad he had such a caring
mom. I hope that the good memories you have of your time together will
eventually bring you some comfort. We're all here for you if
Dear Friends:
Our Stinky cat is home, for now anyway! She seems to be a little
better. She promptly gave the dog a swat as soon as he got within reach
so, she seems her old self again in that respect.
The IFA test ( 2nd test ) came back negative! Yes! Now as all
of you probably know, we
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It's good to hear Stinkie is feeling her old
self again! Good to hear the IFA is also negative.Hope you have a
wonderful homecomingevening with your little furball! Kerry
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Woo Hoo!!! Awesome news! Thanks for the update!
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Bathe him in tomato juice.
Seriously.
Terri in NJ
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From: Cherie
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Sent: Thursday, September 29, 2005 7:52
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Subject: HELP...Skunk
My dog got spraqyed by a skunk how do I make him smell better to
Hugs to you. How sad.
Goodnight, sweet Smokey...
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tomato juice is better than nothing, but it doesn't get all the scent
out. while trying to find the recipe for the oxy-destink, someone
mentioned seeing something about a guy in CA who rescues skunks--he
says that ionizers work every time!
On 9/29/05, Chris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good point. To my knowledge there's been no email to the list. Maybe
someone's heard from her directly? Hope they're ok
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