Dog Health Treatment & Advice : Removing a Tick From a Pet

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Removing a tick from a pet requires grabbing the tick by the head, using fingers or tweezers, and pulling it out firmly, careful not to separate the body from the head. Treat a pet with flea and tick prevention, as ticks can spread to humans, with health information from a veterinarian in this free video on pet care.

Expert: Dr. Aimee Beger
Bio: Dr. Aimee Beger works for McClintock Animal Care Center in Tempe, Ariz.
Filmmaker: Ryan Quinn

Duration : 0:1:40


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4 Responses to “Dog Health Treatment & Advice : Removing a Tick From a Pet”

  1. phantokamistika2008 Says:

    i had one and i put …
    i had one and i put n ice cube on it and it came right off

  2. Killedyourkitten Says:

    it doesnt matter …
    it doesnt matter cause that dog is not a real dog and you need to kill it!!

    look at it the little couldnt even shut the up for a couple of seconds…cause it know how much it needs to be eaten!!

  3. SteelCorpse Says:

    No you have to snap …
    No you have to snap the head of fwith tweasers or you have to burn it or throw it in the toilet and flush it

  4. runescapedood56 Says:

    ok thankyou my dog …
    ok thankyou my dog had a tick and i removed it it was scary im 11. and when i was done was it correct to put it in a jar and dispose of it?

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