Today, I drove a friend into Edmonton and got back about 1:30 pm. As Daphne was locked in the house all morning, I took her for a bush walk. I had just stopped the car and let her out when she bounded off the trail after something, likely a small bird.
However, it was a skunk! She came back a few minutes later, whining, rubbing her eyes and rubbing her head on the ground. Yep! She was skunked! She was also coughing, sneezing and trying to throw up. Definitely not a happy camper!
I loaded her back into the car, opened the windows and headed for home. My car now smells like a skunk farm. I headed to the vet for the latest in skunk odour removal. They said to forget tomato juice as it doesn't work.
Instead they gave me a recipe that does:
1 cup of lemon juice,
1 cup of dish soap, Dove or Palmolive
1 cup of baking powder.
Mix them all up together and use as a shampoo, rubbing it well in. Then rinse
It worked very well, but I may have to repeat tomorrow. There is still a slight odour.
I sprayed the car heavily with Febreze, but figure on driving with the windows open for a while.
ALL my clothes and 3 dog towels, and jacket went into the washer with 2 power balls. That seems to have worked!
I hope none of you experience this experience, but can recommend the home made shampoo.
In-sights into moving from an Acreage back to Town, plus a few things I find of interest. Two things that horses are scared about: 1. Things that move 2. Things that don't move
Life On and Off an Acreage
In-sights into moving from an Acreage back to Town, plus a few things I find of interest.
Two things that horses are scared about:
1. Things that move
2. Things that don't move
Old enough to be eccentric, but not rich enough
1. Things that move
2. Things that don't move
Old enough to be eccentric, but not rich enough