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Re: Ticks in Thetford
I hate ticks. Hate them to the point of being obsessed with them. When tick season is upon us, my dogs have every inch of them searched. The most common place i find them is the groin, i think thats because both of mine will lie in the grass with their legs stretched about behind them.
I thought id found a tick on Oscars stifle once. I got my tick hook and tried for about 10 mins to get the blighter off. Turned out it was a little warty thing, i damaged it and he had to have it surgically removed. In my defense even my vet thought it was a tick at first. |
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Re: Ticks in Thetford
Dont think anything stops them attatching.
I love "O"tom tick hooks brill to remove whole tick easily...never left a head behind with 1 of em! God its sad when thats what gets u excited...note to self..go out more!! ![]() |
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Re: Ticks in Thetford
Advantix by Bayer is the best to use, it does stop them attaching. When using monthly, my dog gets none attached - been using it over 2 years now. Before finding out about Advantix, I used Frontline and had the little buggers all round her neck. I have also noticed I get fewer on myself (these are the deer ticks, the ones that carry lyme disease).
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