Things You'll Need
- Gloves
- Towels
- Vegetable oil
- Flour
- Pet comb
- Baby shampoo
- Clippers
Instructions
Put on latex, nitrile or rubber gloves to protect your skin.
Place your pet on towels or in a tub. Speak to your pet in a soothing voice to keep it calm.
Pour vegetable oil into the palm of your hand. Use a small amount if the paint only covers a small area of your pet's body. Use a larger amount if the paint is widespread.
Rub the vegetable oil into the affected area of your pet's body. Once you have saturated the area, use a towel to loosen the paint and remove as much of it as possible.
Sprinkle flour over your pet's coat. This helps to absorb excess paint. Drag a pet comb through the flour and oil. Remove as much as possible, and continue blotting the pet's coat with towels.
Bathe your pet with warm water and baby shampoo to remove any leftover paint.
Repeat the process of using vegetable oil, flour and baby shampoo until you've gotten all of the paint out of your pet's coat.