How to remove ticks from your pet

Ticks are parasites that feed on the blood of other living beings and act as transmitters of diseases. To avoid this, it is important to detect and extract them as soon as possible. We give you some tips to remove ticks correctly. It is very important to know how to remove ticks without breaking them, since if the head remains inside our pet's skin, a serious infection could occur. If you follow these steps, success is assured Check your pet frequently , especially in the spring-summer season and after walks. Pay special attention to the ears, face, neck, armpits, groin area and the spaces between the toes of their paws. Once the tick is detected, it must be removed. Do not try to burn it, touch it with your fingers, or use false remedies such as applying vinegar, oil, or nail polish. Put on gloves before starting the tick removal process. Keep in mind that they transmit diseases as serious as Lyme disease and Babesiosis. Use small tweezers , preferably with a needle point. Place the clips as close to your dog or cat's skin as possible to ensure a good grip. Hold the tick gently with tweezers and start pulling slowly until it is completely removed .



Pull the tick up (not back) slowly but with even pressure until the tick releases on its own. Make sure no part of the tick remains attached to or under your pet's skin. Once outside, you have to kill the tick, you can use alcohol or burn it. Once the tick has been removed, clean the area well . You can use Disane shampoo with aloe vera . It has anti-inflammatory, soothing and healing properties. product. Monitor the wound for a few days to prevent it from becoming infected . Get rid of ticks at home Once you have removed the ticks from your pet, you should make sure that there CZ Leads are no eggs, larvae or small ticks in the house. To do this, it is important that you vacuum the house thoroughly , taking special care of the back of the furniture, cushions, rugs, curtains, etc. Once you're done, throw away the vacuum cleaner bag. Wash the fabrics in the washing machine with hot water and two cycles . Next, sprinkle the area where your pet usually rests with Disane's antiparasitic powder . It will help you keep ticks away from your home, without putting the rest of the family at risk, given that its ingredients are natural and do not contain toxic substances. When it comes to your dog or your cat, use solutions such as anti-parasitic collars, pipettes and repellent spray to reinforce protection before going out. Leishmaniasis, prevention is better than cure April 29, 2021 Published in Blog leishmaniasis Leishmaniasis is an infectious disease that is transmitted through the bite of sandflies, an insect similar in appearance to mosquitoes.







Females feed on the blood of dogs, cats, and other mammals, including people, and transmit the disease from one animal to another. After the bite, the disease reaches the bloodstream and from there damages the affected tissues. The incubation period for leishmaniasis can vary between 3 and 18 months, during which the dog will not present any symptoms. Once they appear, these are some of the most common symptoms: Hair loss, especially around the eyes, ears and nose Skin and eye injuries Kidney problems (with increased urination) Anemia Nosebleed Weightloss Decay Joint injuries (lameness) Digestive problems (especially diarrhea) Exaggerated nail growth If you notice any of these symptoms, consult your veterinarian. Leishmaniasis is a serious disease that can lead to the death of your pet. Prevention of leishmaniasis with antiparasitics Leishmaniasis has no cure. Your treatment is aimed at controlling your symptoms. Therefore, efforts must focus on preventing the disease, which essentially translates into avoiding the bite of the sand fly. There is a wide variety of antiparasitic repellents, in different presentations: spray, pipettes, collars, powder and spray. At Disane we offer you a wide catalog of natural antiparasitics for dogs and cats . They contain neem extract, a natural insecticide that acts as a repellent for insects, including sandflies. As they are natural ingredients and unlike conventional antiparasitics, they can be used on puppies and pregnant females , with the peace of mind of their non-toxicity for the rest of the family. Important especially if you have small children at home. Combine collars and pipettes for more effective prevention against leishmaniasis. You can also reinforce protection by applying antiparasitic spray and dusting your pet's rest areas with Disane's antiparasitic powder.