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Ticks may be small, but they can pose serious health risks to dogs. They can transmit diseases such as Lyme disease and other infections, especially if they stay attached for several hours or days. For this reason, removing ticks as soon as you notice them is important—but it must be done correctly to avoid injury or infection. This guide explains how to safely remove a tick from your dog using tweezers or a dedicated tick removal tool, what to watch for after removal, and when it’s best to contact your veterinarian.
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