After a dog is infected with a tick, you can use drugs containing fipreronil, imidacloprid and other ingredients to kill it. At the same time, tick infection needs to be removed in time. Before removal, you need to use alcohol or vegetable oil to paralyze the tick, and then use tweezers and other tools to pull out the tick. Be careful not to let the tick's mouthparts break in the dog's skin. Finally, deworming is required in the later stage. It is recommended to do deworming once a month, and avoid taking the dog to areas such as grass, bushes, and forests.

To avoid ticks in dogs, owners should pay attention to:

1. Prevention:

In particular, some dogs cannot be scratched to the place. Ticks like to cling to soft fluff, and a dog’s fur creates a good place for ticks, so you should check behind your dog’s ears or on some areas of his toes to prevent him from being ticked. Attachment.

2. Observe the dog's physical condition more:

Many dogs will often scratch desperately after being entangled by ticks, and they have no appetite to eat. In some serious cases, it will be even worse. There will be a fever, so these abnormalities can only be prevented by the dog owner's observation.