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daisybee
10-08-2013, 06:52 PM
we boarded our dog for a few days last week and when we
brought him home we gave him a bath. Well he still smells,
any ideas on how to get the smell out. its a musty wet
dog smell and its pretty strong. Any ideas will be appreciated.
Karen
10-08-2013, 06:55 PM
What did you use to bathe him with? Rubbing in and then brushing some baking soda or cornstarch through his coat might help, poor guy!
Vette
10-14-2013, 06:41 PM
My niece will lightly spray her puppies with perfume(she grabs their head to make sure they dont get it in their face an holds the bottle way out as far as she can an then sprays it over their back) as a form of 'bathing' the dogs LOL

i suggest just giving the dog a second bath ^^
IRescue452
10-15-2013, 09:40 AM
I know its been a few days, but if it hasn't cleared up I recommend a trip to the vet. Ringworm and a yeast infection of the skin can both smell musty. Sometimes you don't notice things like ringworm right away on an animal because their hair may not fall out where it is.
wishbone
10-16-2013, 01:55 AM
Just curious to know what happened to your dog's smell. I remember my friend's border collie who used to smell even he's regularly groomed, which happen he has small intestine problem that produces smell out on his body. The anti biotics works and he's able to attend the dog show again.
SWHouston
10-16-2013, 12:45 PM
Keep in mind, that Soaps (of any kind) need time to work !

So often we try to rush bathing, because of "wiggleyness" or objections to baths in general from our guys. Rubbums and a "bath play" may permit a longer period of time allowed for these "chemicals" to do their job, often times resolves much of the lingering scent issues.

I take my guys Hunting almost daily, and Possum Poop is one of their favorite things to get into :eek:
Karen
10-16-2013, 12:47 PM
I take my guys Hunting almost daily, and Possum Poop is one of their favorite things to get into :eek:

Of course it is! I know all the scientific reasons for it, but dogs have an uncanny ability to not only find the stinkiest stuff around, but they seem to take such immense pleasure in rolling in it! Yuck!