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applegrove

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2. I once washed a cat with tomato juice after they got skunked. They smelt like

Reply to Omaha Steve (Original post)

Tue Nov 12, 2024, 09:51 PM

Nov 12

tomato juice instead. But that was the end of the skunk smell. The cat was really passive when I bathed him..... like he knew he stunk and wanted help.

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Need some opinions ASAP [View all] Omaha Steve Nov 12 OP

Tomato juice yourout Nov 12 #1

Beat me to it. FalloutShelter Nov 12 #3

Yep, and LOTS of it Attilatheblond Nov 12 #5

I once washed a cat with tomato juice after they got skunked. They smelt like applegrove Nov 12 #2

I used that same combo on our Bernese after she tangled with a skunk True Dough Nov 12 #4

White vinegar..... Lovie777 Nov 12 #6

Not quite the same thing, but skunk story here. PoindexterOglethorpe Nov 12 #7

I hope Bandit learned the important lesson in this: lastlib Nov 12 #8

Tomato juice is definitely the antidote. Good luck! ❤️ littlemissmartypants Nov 13 #9

As others have said, tomato juice, Lots of it! niyad Nov 13 #10