The tomato juice only seems to work because after an hour spent corralling your dog in the bathroom and rubbing him or her down with tomato sauce, your nose has gotten used to the skunk spray and ...

Skunk spray has organic chemical compounds in it called thiols, and tomato juice doesn't actually break down the compounds - it just masks the scent for a short period of time. How to Get Rid of ...

The skunk's spray contains thiols, which are sulfur-based compounds that are incredibly stubborn and cling to skin and fur. So, while tomato juice might provide temporary relief, it won't ...

Skunks can be a nuisance, and they may take up residence under your house or in your yard. Here’s how to get rid of skunks in ...

The tomato juice only seems to work because after an hour spent corralling your dog in the bathroom and rubbing him or her down with tomato sauce, your nose has gotten used to the skunk spray and ...

The theory behind using tomato juice on a skunked dog comes from compounds in the juice including carotenoids and lycopene. These compounds supposedly should bind with the sulfur compounds in skunk ...

All tomato juice does is mask the stink and make a red, staining mess. When it wears off, your dog will smell like skunk again. Skip that. There are commercial shampoos formulated to remove skunk ...

It was bad - she must have been right next to the critter when it happened - and we tried everything to clean her up, including a bath with strong shampoo, tomato juice, and even vinegar. Put out ...

Skunks are most active in spring. They’re most known for their ability to spray musk when threatened – they can spray with accuracy up to 15 feet ...

I remember when my family cat got skunked. It was bad — she must have been right next to the critter when it happened — and we tried everything to clean her up, including a bath with strong shampoo, ...