[jebsmama]

Does anyone know how to get sap out of a Lab's fur? Jeb rolled on the deck today. What a mess. I got most of it ou but he still has some that won't come out. Thanks.

 

[pbc]

Cheap oily peanut butter. Rub it in real good than wash out. Also olive oil should work. We had a yard full of pine trees and always used that when we got it on our hands.

 

[3VTLabs]

Pine-sol works for getting it off cars.

 

[jebsmama]

I'd be afraid to use Pine-sol on a dog.

 

[kdryan]

I seem to remember my parents using Crisco or baby oil...

 

[AngusFangus]

I hope above was kidding about Pine Sol.

How about Olive Oil?

 

[Paddysmom]

Dawn dish washing liquid. Magic!

 

[AngusFangus]

Oh, I love that commercial for Dawn where they are washing the duck and other animals with it, and then they have the animals' pictures on the bottle! YAY DAWN! WTG!

 

[3VTLabs]

I hope above was kidding about Pine Sol.

How about Olive Oil?

Yes I was kidding thats why I said it works on CARS. Peanut butter would do it.

 

[kaytris]

Mineral Oil works too - used it to remove both gum and oil-based indoor paint.

 

[3TailsWaggin]

WD-40, works like a charm. You should bath him after with some soap to get the oil out.

What a goober boy he is.

 

[momofalab]

Dawn Dish soap is a wonderful product, also is good for flea baths!