How to get gum out of dog hair?

Rub the peanut butter into the chewing gum, as well as the affected fur surrounding it. Leave the peanut butter in your dog's hair for around 3 minutes to let the oil of the peanut butter penetrate and loosen the gum. Start removing the chewing gum from your dog's hair by sliding it off the hair gently. read more

How to Remove Chewing Gum from a Dog's Hair. Two Methods: Ice Cube Method Peanut Butter Method Community Q&A. If you have a pet dog that you take outside for walks a lot, or if you have kids who spend a lot of time with your dog, then chances are, you would have to deal with getting gum in your dog’s hair at some point. read more

When your dog encounters chewing gum for the first time, he may want to taste it or he may decide to roll on it to test out a new texture. This makes a real mess in dog fur. Gum is easily removed with some elbow grease and a few household items. read more

Petroleum jelly may also effectively break up sticky substances in a dog's fur. Work a dollop of petroleum jelly into the fur containing the chewing gum. Use a clean rag to wipe away chunks of gum, and repeat as necessary until no gum remains. Clean the area with a degreasing shampoo for dogs after the gum is removed to remove the petroleum jelly. read more