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How To Remove A Tick -

Ticks can carry diseases that can be harmful to your pet and to your family. If you find a tick but don't know...

How To Remove A Tick -

Ticks can carry diseases that can be harmful to your pet and to your family. If you find a tick but don't know what to do, Dr. Lauren is here to help.

Added: 5/6/08

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By: Guest 1 month ago

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To see how to remove embedded ticks, you have to find a ugly girl...this one is a hot girl vet video..they just do non messy solutions. If the tick is embedded thats nasty, bloody...and those ticks are all puffed up..thats just totally gross..thats an ugly girl thing..NURSE EWWWWW this one is PUFFY!!!!!

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By: Guest More than a year ago

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how to remove a dead tick lying on top of the fur is not really what I was looking for.

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By: Guest More than a year ago

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She is hott

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By: Guest More than a year ago

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get the tick out

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By: Guest More than a year ago

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What a useless video! The tick was just placed by her on top of the fur!!!

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By: Guest More than a year ago

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this video does suck

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By: Guest More than a year ago

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Your best option: Seek veterinary assistance. Only these professionals have the proper knowledge and tools to treat your pet.

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By: Guest More than a year ago

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13 people are brain dead

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By: Guest More than a year ago

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this vid was not good at all..however for some id say it was.anyway two of my dogs are suffering with these ticks, fle's r mites im not sure as i cant find anything on there coats however they are eating them selfs and scratching all the time ..has anyone got a tip how to get rid or stop this. it seems to be at the rear end where the tail meets the body and up inbetween the shoulder blades..an old dogman told me to use plane old washing up liquid i did this and their coats look great nice but the problem is still there..any help

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By: Guest More than a year ago

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My dog (Pug) got a tick on the inside of her leg. I tried heating up a needle & putting it to the tick & it didn't budge. When I pulled at the tick the body came off but the head of the tick still seems to be in my dogs body. I put some anticeptic on the area, but should I be doing something else?

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How to Remove a Tick

Hi! I am Dr. Lauren with petside.com. Ticks are something that can be a nuisance to both you and your pet. They carry diseases such as lime disease which can make your pet very ill. It's probably best to prevent ticks in the first place. You can do this with the topical liquid that lasts about a month or a tick collar which lasts about three months. If your pet does get a tick, I am going to show you a safe way to remove it. It's a good idea to check your pet daily for ticks. If you do find one, you want to remove it carefully. What you should do is find the tick and then grab it as close as you can to your pet's skin. Then you pull it out so you make sure that you've gotten all of the parts. Then you can just take the tick and safely dispose it by flushing it down the toilet. So what you want to do is find a tick on your pet's skin and get a pair of tweezers. Then, like I said, you just want to grab the tick as close to your pet's skin as possible and quickly pull it out. I am Dr. Lauren at petside.com, if you have any questions about ticks, or anything else, feel free to email me at DrLauren@petside.com.

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Hi! I am Dr. Lauren with petside.com. Ticks are something that can be a nuisance to both you and your pet. They carry diseases such as lime disease which can make your pet very ill. It's probably best to prevent ticks in the first place. You can do this with the topical liquid that lasts about a month or a tick collar which lasts about three months. If your pet does get a tick, I am going to show you a safe way to remove it.

It's a good idea to check your pet daily for ticks. If you do find one, you want to remove it carefully. What you should do is find the tick and then grab it as close as you can to your pet's skin. Then you pull it out so you make sure that you've gotten all of the parts. Then you can just take the tick and safely dispose it by flushing it down the toilet. So what you want to do is find a tick on your pet's skin and get a pair of tweezers. Then, like I said, you just want to grab the tick as close to your pet's skin as possible and quickly pull it out.

I am Dr. Lauren at petside.com, if you have any questions about ticks, or anything else, feel free to email me at DrLauren@petside.com.

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