- 21 May 2003
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Actually, it's my patient's pussycat that stinks! It got sprayed by a skunk. Now I know they say tomato juice for a dog; but this cat won't even let you get a drop of water on it, let alone soak & scrub with red glop! Normally , Sending it to a groomer would be an option, but, here's a twist. My patient has no sense of smell or taste due to a head injury years back. He's not going to spend money on a problem that isn't a problem for him. Now I don't really want to take someone elses cat and pay to have him cleaned. Does anyone know how long it might take for the smell to wear off??? This is a big ol tom cat with sharp claws & teeth who happens to want to be in my lap if I sit down.How long will I have to wear a clothespin on my nose, anyone gotta a good guess?
Frank

Frank