How to Remove Skunk Odor From Your Dogs - Baking Soda Hydrogen Peroxide Dish Soap De-Skunk Solution

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This video quickly covers a solution to remove the skunk smell from your dog after it has been sprayed. The process covered in this video is one of many that work, but it's seems to be the one that works best for me. CAUTION: Do not get the de-skunk solution into your dogs eyes. Do not leave this solution on too long, or it may bleach your dogs fur. De-skunking your dog is not a fun task, but it's worth it and this de-skunk solution works!

- 1\4 cup of baking soda
- 1 quart of 3% hydrogen peroxide
- 1 teaspoon of dish detergent
- Wet down dog with water
- Begin applying the solution to various areas, working into fur
- Work through fur for about 5 minutes
- Quick rinse
- Wash with dog shampoo
- Rinse thoroughly

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