Safe Tick Removal Methods: How to Protect Your Pet and Prevent Lyme Disease

Tick removal methods. To do so, the insect must be grasped at the part closest to the pet’s skin, using tweezers and not crushing it. Then, with a gentle twisting motion, pull gently.

How to remove a tick. A tick stuck in the skin can be removed easily with the help of a single match. But, mad about the taste of wet Sulphur, the tick will leave our bodies if it smells this odour. 

Moisten the head of a match and ‘mark‘ circles around the place where the tick is stuck. After a few seconds, the tick will pull its head off and climb onto the match to enjoy the smell of Sulphur! 

The latter method has proven to be the safest and most efficient tick removal. However, by grabbing the tick’s body, we risk its saliva being injected into the body, as the head of the insect remains in the skin, and the risk of body infection occurs.

How to remove dog ticks safely. Ticks ‘means‘ Lyme Disease

Cat and dog ticks are tiny and often invisible to the naked eye.

The most important thing to know is that infection, as a rule, is caused when attempts are made to extract ticks manually or by mechanical means. In addition, as is known, ticks spread a dangerous and annoying Lyme disease. 

When the tick sticks its head into the flesh, it often inoculates a substance that produces a red ring around the bite, and from there, we will indeed be treating Lyme disease shortly.

Unfortunately, the procedure that needs to be done is a specific antibiotic combined with a highly effective therapy on the intestine to raise the immune system.

I suggest you keep away from this insect, which is very dangerous. Switzerland even makes a vaccine to avoid this problem, which has many contraindications and needs to be treated several times a year if you want to stay well. 

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Another thing I suggest is resonance with specific instruments (not all are effective for Lyme). Spread the word and be careful, and if you go into the woods, sprinkle yourself with neem oil and check yourself well on the way home.

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