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Many times during the year the phone rang professional hairdresser with desperate cries for help …. "My dog is digging, what should I do? Can fix? "

If only one magic formula to rid our pets of skunk odor. Unfortunately there is no such thing. However, there are some preparation tips to slow down a little smelly condition of your pet.

If your dog tangles with Cuba, do not bother with the tomato juice bath does not work. It was once thought that the citric acid in tomato juice helped to reduce the odor, but it is not. This is simply a mess, and turning the animal smelled beautiful pink color.

In fact, the most important weapon in the fight against the foul odor is to avoid drawing the wet dog. Water only spreads the oil Skunk deeper into the mantle to the skin, making it more difficult to remove. Timing is important, the sooner the better! The following remedy will work if was a moment that the animal has been sprayed, but is most effective if used immediately.

Use a mint mouthwash generally apply to the track, right in the area treated, avoiding the eyes, ears and mucous membranes. Massage into the hair well and let sit for ten minutes. Do not rinse.

The rest seeps into the mouthwash, the mix until special shampoo 2 liters of hydrogen peroxide, 1 1 / 2 cup of baking soda, 2 c. Soap dish of tea. After ten minutes has passed, immediately take a bath with a mixture of special shampoo. This method is more effective if it is not clear mouthwash before shampooing. Once the shampoo was applied, massages in the well layer and let stand for 5 minutes. Rinse very, very well.

This will reduce the smell up to five percent of its original strength, leaving a minty smell. You can continue with another bath using a good pet shampoo to remove any residue left by the extra resources. Although not a magic formula, is an effective treatment, using items you probably already have around the house. Good luck!

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Shannon Heggem, aka “The Bloodhound” is a dynamic and inspiring pet expert, business consultant, and speaker who has motivated thousands to “sniff out” opportunity and take action!

…Most little girls in fourth grade play with dolls or worry about boy germs. But not Shannon. She was busy operating a dog grooming business in her parents’ backyard!

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