How to remove ticks for dogs? First, you need to determine if your dog has ticks. If you can confirm that you can consider using specific tick medications, consult your veterinarian for the correct treatment. If it is not confirmed, precautionary measures may be considered, including monthly tick prevention treatment and regular physical examinations.
If you are sure there are ticks, you can do this:
1. Apply alcohol to the ticks to relax or die the ticks' head, and then use pointed ticks to remove the ticks after a few minutes. But be careful not to leave the tick's mouthparts in the dog's skin.
2. Use external deworming drugs, such as Dapeng or Frain, which drips on the back of the dog's neck. The deworming potion will cause the tick to die and fall automatically.
3. Apply anti-inflammatory drugs to remove clean wounds to prevent inflammation and ulceration. After the wound is scabbed and falls off, the dog's skin returns to normal flesh pink, and it will be completely healed.