“Tomato juice is ineffective at neutralizing the odor of a skunk; it only appears to work due to olfactory fatigue. For dogs that get sprayed, The Humane Society of the United States recommends using a mixture of dilute hydrogen peroxide (3%), baking soda, and dishwashing liquid”
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Jacob 3 year s ago
#2 Tomato juice absolutely DOES work. The first time the dogs got sprayed I got some on my hand. I had no Nature's Remedy at that time. I had a tomato. Got the smell off (my hand).
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Cyrus 3 year s ago
Jacob,
Yeah, tomatos are very acidic and mixed with a little soap can remove a lot of nasty biological smells (I live in salmon country and there is NOTHING like a dog rolling in rotten salmon.)
Yeah, tomatos are very acidic and mixed with a little soap can remove a lot of nasty biological smells (I live in salmon country and there is NOTHING like a dog rolling in rotten salmon.)
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Hugh 3 year s ago
If you don't know these already then I don't know what to tell you, maybe get out more.
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Derrick 3 year s ago
Hugh,
The newer generation doesn't know sh*t except how to work their phones really well.
The newer generation doesn't know sh*t except how to work their phones really well.
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Nicie 3 year s ago
#15 is worded in a misleading way. A snakes' jaws do not "unhinge" because they're not connected in the first place.
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Hallie 3 year s ago
lies, all lies, upon more lies
Yeah, tomatos are very acidic and mixed with a little soap can remove a lot of nasty biological smells (I live in salmon country and there is NOTHING like a dog rolling in rotten salmon.)
The newer generation doesn't know sh*t except how to work their phones really well.