THE SKUNK

Skunks are most well-known for their anal scent glands, which are commonly used as a defense mechanism from predators. These glands produce a mixture of sulfur-containing chemicals, which have a very disgusting smelling odor. If your pet runs into a skunk, and makes it feel threated, it can spray with a high degree of accuracy up to 10 feet. Beyond the smell, the compounds can also cause irritation to your pet’s skin and even temporary blindness. And, as we all know, the skunk’s smell is so potent, humans can notice it from miles away. Unfortunately for us, skunks are quite common in suburban areas, so when your dog has a close encounter, it can leave you with a smelly mess on your hands. That’s where De-Skunk comes in handy. It’s best to always keep one De-Skunk at home, just in case of an emergency.

DE-SKUNK

De-Skunk was formulated to efficiently & effectively remove the skunk’s volatile sulfur compounds & odor like nothing else on planet Earth. Use promptly after your pet was sprayed in the same way you would use a shampoo. Made with the world’s most powerful de-greasers, De-Skunk is your only remedy for getting the skunk-out, guaranteed.

• Instant Odor-Destroying Formula
• Safe to Use on Pet, Carpets, and Furniture
• The Only Skunk Remover that Works, Guaranteed!
• Doesn’t Dry or Irritate Pet’s Coat or Skin
• Available in a 32 fl. oz. Size
• Always Keep One at Home for Emergencies…

NOTE

If your pet has been in wooded areas, you should carefully check for ticks. Many ticks carry dangerous diseases that can harm both you and your pet, and should be removed promptly. If it appears your pet was bit by the skunk, visit your veterinarian immediately to check for rabies.

INGREDIENTS

Purified Water, Coconut Oil Based Cleaners, Neutroleum Gamma, Hydroxyethyl Cellulose, Isopropyl Alcohol, Tetrasodium EDTA, DMDM Hydantoin, Violet #2, Citric Acid.

PRECAUTIONS

Keep out of reach of children. Avoid contact with eyes.

STORAGE

Store in the original container in a dry, cool place, and away from sunlight, at a temperature below 86°F or 30°C.