How do dogs get ticks?

Ticks latch on when dogs walk through grassy, wooded or rural areas, or from contact with wildlife.

How do I remove a tick from my dog?

Use a tick removal tool, twist steadily, and lift the tick out whole. Avoid squeezing it - that can push bacteria into the skin.

How often should I treat my dog for ticks?

Most tick treatments last 4-8 weeks. Regular, year round prevention is the best way to keep ticks at bay. Always read the recommended dosage and frequency on your treatment before administering.

What is the best tick treatment for dogs?

Vets usually recommend spot ons, chewable tablets or tick collars that kill and repel ticks effectively.

Do indoor dogs need tick prevention?

Yes, ticks can be picked up from gardens, parks, or even transferred indoors by humans or other pets.

When are ticks most active in the UK?

Ticks are most active in the warmer months (spring to autumn), but many can survive year round in mild weather.

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