If your dog’s ever come home reeking of skunk, you might start to wonder—do they actually roll in that awful spray on purpose? Dogs definitely love rolling in strong smells, but honestly, most dogs don’t roll right in skunk spray itself. They might roll around the area or act weird after getting sprayed, though. This…
Ever wondered just how close you can get to a skunk before it lets loose? You’re definitely not the only one. Skunks have a reputation for their wild-smelling defense, but they don’t just spray for no reason. A skunk can usually squirt its spray with surprising accuracy from about 15 feet away. So, if you…
If your dog eats a skunk, you’ll need to act fast—but try not to panic. The biggest dangers usually come from diseases like rabies or infections from bites and scratches. Upset stomach is also common since skunks aren’t exactly on the menu for most dogs. Eating a skunk might make your dog vomit or have…
If a skunk sprays you, try to stay calm. Panicking won’t help, even though the smell is intense. It fades eventually. You can wash the affected area with a mix of hydrogen peroxide, baking soda, and dish soap. This combo usually gets rid of the odor and helps you feel a bit fresher. Skunks don’t…
Ever wondered if skunks hurt people? Honestly, they usually don’t. Skunks tend to be shy and just want to steer clear of humans. They spray their famously strong defense only when they feel threatened or cornered. Biting or scratching? That’s really rare. Still, skunks have a bit of a reputation, don’t they? Their spray is…
So, you’re thinking about getting a pet skunk? One of the first things you probably want to know is how much it’ll set you back. A pet skunk can cost anywhere from $100 to $2,000, depending on the breed, age, and where you buy it. But honestly, that’s just the beginning—extra costs like food, vet…
If you’ve ever had the misfortune of getting sprayed by a skunk, you know that smell is no joke. Skunk odor just hangs around because it clings to your skin, hair, and clothes. Usually, skunk smell can stick with you for up to three weeks if you don’t treat it, but with the right cleaning,…
Ever wondered what animals actually eat skunks? Honestly, it’s a pretty common question. Skunks have that legendary smell, and they use it to warn off most would-be predators. But even with their famous spray, animals like coyotes, foxes, bobcats, cougars, badgers, and some birds still hunt and eat skunks if the opportunity comes up. Skunks…
Getting sprayed by a skunk is honestly a nightmare—no one wants that, but hey, it happens. If you end up “skunked,” the best thing you can do is move fast to wash off that stubborn smell. Splash your face and eyes with water right away to avoid irritation. Then grab hydrogen peroxide, baking soda, and…
So, your car got sprayed by a skunk. You’re probably hoping a quick run through the car wash will fix it, right? Sadly, a standard car wash just can’t get rid of that skunk smell—the odor comes from stubborn oils that need something stronger to break them down. That smell clings to your car’s paint,…