What about ticks on dogs? ! Urgent!

When ticks are found in dogs, they can be expelled in time or treated with alcohol, and then caught out with tweezers.

The owner should not forcibly pull the tick directly from the dog's skin with his own hands, so as not to leave the tick mouthparts in the dog's skin and cause the dog's skin inflammation. Serious infection of ticks will not only seriously damage the skin, but also cause complications such as anemia and paralysis. Usually, dogs should be given insect repellent regularly to prevent them from playing in grass, Woods and other places.

When the owner handles the ticks on the dog at home, he can spray alcohol on the tick head and around the bitten skin of the dog. After the ticks are paralyzed, he can gently pull out the ticks with tweezers. At this time, it is necessary to pull up steadily and evenly, and do not twist the tick body to avoid leaving the tick mouth in the dog's skin. If there are too many ticks on the dog or the owner can't handle them, the owner needs to send the dog to the pet hospital for treatment in time to avoid delaying the illness.