Step 1: In a large plastic container or pail, mix up all the ingredients. If you have a large breed dog, you may have to double or triple the amounts.
Step 2: Don't wet down the dog - start with a dry coat. Wear long plastic gloves during the entire process.
Step 3: Apply the mixture to your pet's dry coat from the collar back toward the tail. Lather the solution into your dog's coat and skin. Rub the solution around for about five minutes or until the skunk smell starts to dissipate.
Step 4: Rinse completely once the smell starts to decrease, then REPEAT the entire process again.
Step 5: If her head is as stinky as the body, use a sponge to apply the solution to the chin, cheeks, forehead and ears, being EXTREMELY careful not to go near the eyes. When you rinse the head area, tilt her chin upward so the solution doesn't run down into the eyes. Instead, allow the water to run back off the neck.
Step 6: The final rinse should be VERY THOROUGH.
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