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Is this a tick on my dog?
He's been acting a little strange lately and has been trying to scratch his body, I also found this on his tail and on both of his hind legs.
Is this a a tick? and if so how should I remove it?
His eyes are also a little red.
7 Answers
- 1 decade ago
I would strongly recommend that you take your pet to the vet. Removing a tick can be tricky as you have to be sure to get the tick out completely and not leaving the head still in the dog. You have heard of Lyme Disease? This is caused by ticks so please get your baby to the vet ASAP.
- ?Lv 51 decade ago
It doesn't look like a tick. I would say to keep an eye on it but you are saying that your dogs behavior had been strange lately and he is looking sick. Under those circumstances, I wouldn't hesitate to call and make an appt at your vet.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
It doesnt look like a tick to me. Your best bet is going to call the vet and make an appointment to get him in and looked at
- 1 decade ago
It could possibly be a tick bite, but since there is no tick there I dont know. If you really want an answer, call your vet for an appt.
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- brendaLv 51 decade ago
Well, first of all, you're asking "non-vet" ppl. It doesn't look like a tick to me, but, ... if your dog is not acting or feeling well, he needs to see a vet. This could be serious (but, I hope not).
- 1 decade ago
It isn't a tick maybe that virus that is like doggie staph...I don't remember what it is called though..Go have him looked at by a vet before it gets worse.
- 1 decade ago
that's not a bug, looks like a bump. Don't try to remove it, have a vet look at it.