Symptoms after a tick bites a dog:

1. Symptoms of irritability and restlessness appear, and then the dog will rub its skin against the wall to relieve the itching and relieve pain. , to get rid of the tick, but doing so may result in localized bleeding.

2. Dogs will scratch and become anxious due to itching at the bite site. Dogs scratching their skin can cause dermatitis.

3. Certain neurotoxins in ticks can cause the dog’s limbs to gradually lose movement, or even become paralyzed. If left untreated for a long time, the dog will become hobbled and listless. , and even cause life-threatening danger.

4. Tick bites can also spread blood diseases to dogs. It is recommended to send the dog to the pet hospital for treatment in time. At the same time, the dog's blood test should be done regularly. Only when the problem is discovered can timely treatment be carried out.

5. Dogs will also lose appetite and become depressed. In severe cases, the body temperature will rise.

What to do after a dog is bitten by a tick:

1. First, if there are still ticks on the dog, use methoprosil containing it in time. In vitro repellent drugs such as these can be sprayed on the ticks, or alcohol can be used to smear the surface of the ticks. Wait until the tick is paralyzed or dead before using tweezers to pull it out vertically.

2. If too many ticks are parasitic on the dog's body, you need to go to the hospital for treatment. Do not forcefully pull the ticks off with your hands, as this will cause the tick's mouthparts to remain in the dog's skin. , may cause skin infection.