My dog was sprayed by a cat. Is another bath safe for his coat?

No it won’t harm him but it does have a strong odor that may be hard to get rid of even with a bath. If he still smells repeat the bath again in another day or two. Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach to help you care for Jasper.

Without knowing the exact ingredients of the conditioner, I can't say for sure it won't make him sick but typically Jasper would have to ingest it to cause toxic problems. As long as your mom washed it all out, he should be fine but it may dry out his skin and you could see some flakes and dandruff. If you do, you can give him a bath with vitamin E oil to try to add moisture to his skin. I would not use the conditioner again on him. If you are very concerned about the ingredients of the conditioner, I recommend calling the Pet Poison Hotline at 855-764-7661. It's a $49 charge but they have veterinary toxicologists available 24/7, and they can let you know if there are any ingredients in the conditioner that could be toxic to Jasper. I hope this helps!

Hello, you should not bathe Batman for two weeks until his incision has healed. You would use a skin sensitive baby wipe to clean him off as long as you don't clean around his scrotum. Hope this helps and best of luck.

Hi, thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach! if you bathed him well then he should be fine. You can consider bathing him multiple times in Dawn dish soap. The fragrance shouldn't harm him. Try to see if you can just re-bathe the tail area in Dawn to be sure it is gone. Good luck!

It takes 24 hours for it to fully absorb, which is why you aren't allowed to wash your cat until 24 hours have passed after application. You likely got the majority of it. You can wait until the morning, then go out and get cat shampoo to get the stink out. Princess should be fine.

If Georgina still smells, and there is a chance it could be kerosene, do not allow her to continue to bathe herself. Kerosene is toxic if ingested, and it can be toxic as well on her skin. I would bathe her again with a baby shampoo or Dawn dish soap to try to get rid of the smell, and if that doesn't work, I would take her into a vet because of the concern it could be kerosene on her skin. Another thing to consider is that she may have been sprayed by a skunk. I obviously can't smell her to say if that's correct or not, but that would also be a hard smell to get rid of and would smell terrible on a cat. You can get a shampoo to get rid of skunk smell from the pet store.

This is normal, usually toms will pee when waking up from anesthesia after neutering. Unfortunately bathing can facilitate bacteria to enter the would and cause an infection. I suppose you can only go out and buy a can of febreze and spray the room where he spends his time. He himself will stop smelling bad after a while (could be a day or two) because he will be cleaning himself and therefore cleaning up the urine on his fur,