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Uploaded by on Jun 7, 2010

Learn the correct way veterinarians remove ticks. Removing a tick from your dog or cat is easy with this how to video. Removing ticks from your pets can help prevent the spread of serious disease like Lyme Disease and Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever. Also learn the proper way to dispose of a tick, to prevent the transmission of diseases to humans. Prevention is a crucial part of stopping ticks in the first place, and we recommend monthly flea and tick topical preventives for all dogs and cats. Shop Now: http://www.drsfostersmith.com/dog-supplies/flea-tick/ps/c/3307/6

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  • My dad plainly pulls out the tick with his bare hands and just steps on the tick to kill it and wala is that okay too?

  • @maryjen123 Unfortunately, stepping on a tick doesn't always kill them. That's why we say to kill it by placing it in a jar of alcohol, freezing it or burning it.

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  • Thank you Thank you Thank you... just removed a tick the size of a freakin' pea. I'm going to go throw up now.

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  • Hey look at his channel you can clearly see he likes fish!

  • My cat got this a few times and I did the same method as the vet here except with a pliers. I have no idea what it was now I know thanks! also there wasn't much of any wound left on the cat and lived on very happily to this day!

  • hey mat is ther any vacine that u can give ur pets to kill th tick??

  • We actually take the removed ticks and put them in a sealed ziplock baggy and immediately throw it in the garbage.

  • Thanks for the advice!

  • I never in my life thought I would have to look up anything like this. Thanks for the info.

  • Worked perfectly with hemostats.I thought the head would stay in,but it came out ok.The most difficult part was getting E,T, to stay still,of course.He's a juvenile male chihuahua. ;)

    For some reason this is by far the worse flea/tick season I've ever seen,a real battle all year.

  • Thank you so much for this video. I used it to help me pull out a tick from my dog and of course it worked! The hardest part was getting my dog to sit still, but I followed your instructions to a Tee! Thanks again.

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  • ty..very helpful

    

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