Check the location of ticks

The first thing the owner needs to do is to comb the dog's hair frequently and check whether there are ticks. If a tick is found, the owner should use tweezers to remove it, of course, this is before the head of the tick is buried in the dog's skin. If the tick has buried its head into the dog's skin and starts sucking blood.

Cannot be handled blindly

If a tick is found attached to the body, it cannot be removed immediately with tweezers and other tools, because the tick may contain infectious pathogens and will After stimulation, the tick will burrow deeper into the body and release tick saliva in greater doses. Therefore, it is very incorrect to directly remove the tick with tools or crush it with fingers. There are also some folk methods such as Methods such as burning the tick's buttocks with fire are not advisable.

Take your dog to the hospital

The correct way is to quickly find the nearest regular hospital and instruct the doctor to disinfect the bite site and then perform local anesthesia. After the anesthesia takes effect, you can use tweezers to remove it. When removing ticks, be careful not to leave the barbs in the tick's mouthparts inside the body. After that, the dog should be admitted to the hospital for observation and treatment immediately, and corresponding antiviral drugs should be injected. After the incubation period is over, the body will be free of symptoms before being discharged. If the dog does not adapt to the disease after discharge, seek medical treatment in time, and be sure to report any tick bites. Tell the doctor.