1. Use small tweezers to avoid the insect body and clamp the tick’s legs.

2. Gently test whether you can remove the tick. If it feels laborious, don't force it.

3. You can first drop some vegetable oil on the tick's body, and then remove it after the tick suffocates to death. Or under veterinary surgery, local anesthesia can be used on the insect body, and then removed after the anesthesia takes effect.

4. After the clip is removed, if the bite area becomes red or inflamed, you can apply some lincomycin lidocaine gel, which is commonly known as green ointment, and has the functions of relieving pain, itching, and Anti-inflammatory effect.

If there are many ticks on the dog, it needs to be treated by a veterinarian at a pet hospital. Use 0.04% to 0.08% aprobamate solution for scrubbing or medicated bathing, and at the same time, subcutaneous injection of ivermectin drugs.

Finally, a blood test is required to check whether other protozoa or germs are present.

Ticks are one of the common external parasites for dogs. This parasite is not only very harmful to dogs, but also has a considerable impact on us humans, so we can do some things in our daily life Take the following precautions:

1. Ticks are found to be parasitic on dogs. In most cases, when parents are combing their dog's coat, they see brown bugs on their dogs. These are ticks. Therefore, developing a good habit of combing your dog's coat after returning home from a walk is the most beneficial to detecting ticks in time.

2. After going to play in the wild, be sure to comb the dog's hair carefully, remove debris from the dog's body, and check for insects.

3. During the season when ticks are active, take regular medicated baths or use in vitro drug prevention that is dropped on the neck (or sprayed on the body).