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How to get engine oil off my dog
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Hi Fix, I would have treated the paws one at a time by rubbing with neat washing up liquid, removing the residue with a paper towel,then washing in a small bowl of warm water taking care the dog doesn't lick the paws. You could also try rubbing a little vegetable oil into the paws again removing the residue on a paper towel. |
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Our Samoyed once lay in a puddle of gear oil.... (as you know Samoyeds only come in white!!).. We used fairy liquid and cold water from a stand pipe in the middle of a camp site.. it worked too.. made his coat lovely and white.. |
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WD40 ..................spray on then dab off we had a builder walk tar on our carpet we looked it up was told this and it lifted up easy washing up liquid will make the stain worse on a carpet but might work on the dogs coat |
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Many thanks for the replies Ive been out so havent had a chance to do anything yet,but it sounds like washing up liquid is the way to go! I wont be using wd40 on my dog lol,and ill use carpet cleaner for the carpet  |
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