I have a great recipe for that, gro.

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oh that stinks!

Poor Doggie, get that tomato juice out.

But Gro.. ya gotta understand.. blondes know what skunks are.. we're exposed to many a stinker in our time :0
Hey Ima.. does your recipe use the baking soda and hydrogen peroxide mix? That was the best one I ever found for when my dogs tangled with skunks.

Home Remedies for Skunk Stink
• Tomato Juice. A tried and true home remedy is a tomato juice soak. Wash your puppy first with pet shampoo and towel him dry. Then douse him with the juice and let it soak for ten or fifteen minutes. Rinse him off and suds again with the regular shampoo. Alternate the tomato juice soak with the shampoo bath until he's less pungent. Be warned, though, that white and light colored pets may turn temporarily pink from this treatment.
• Massengill Douche. Professional groomers often recommend Massengill brand douche to get rid of skunk odor. Mix two ounces of Massengill to a gallon of water for small dogs—double the recipe for bigger pups—and pour over the washed pet. Let the solution soak for at least fifteen minutes. Then rinse with plain water, and bathe with normal shampoo once more.
• Chemistry Cure. You can also use chemistry to neutralize the thiols. Mix one quart of 3% hydrogen peroxide with ¼ cup of baking soda, and one teaspoon of pet shampoo (any kind will work). Apply to the pet’s wet fur, allow the mix to bubble for three or four minutes, then rinse thoroughly. This recipe, created by chemist Paul Krebaum, works better than anything on the market. You can’t buy it, though, because the formula can’t be bottled. It explodes if left in a closed container. So if your pet is skunked, mix only one application at a time. Otherwise you’ll be cleaning up more than just the pet. Refer to this terrific step-by-step for more details.

I swear by the Chemistry cure.. one trick on all of these though is DO NOT wash your pet before applying anything. According to the vets I've ever talked to , once you wet/shampoo the dog it traps the scent into some of the hair follicles.. once they told me that I stopped rinsing/washing the dogs first and just applied what ever scent remover I was using.then washed them
. good luck Gro..

Yes, the chemistry cure is inexpensive and very effective. I gave the recipe to my grandson a few years ago after his dog tangled with a skunk and he was so impressed that when I complained about the linens I had stored in an old trunk smelling so musty, he reminded me of the skunk cure. So I tried it, using just 1/2 tsp dish soap instead of the dog shampoo. And it worked beautifully. Completely removed the smell from the trunk and to this day, the smell hasn't returned.