Lyme

Our pets fill our lives with joy and companionship. However, they also bring odors, dander and allergies into our homes. What is the best way to remove dander, pet smells and allergens? What is effective in reducing or eliminate dander allergies, cat allergies, dog allergies, and pet allergies in general?

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Learn the correct way veterinarians remove ticks. Help prevent Lyme Disease. http://www.DrsFosterSmith.com/

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Available at http://www.DogToys.com Tick Key is the easiest way to remove a tick…plain and simple!

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TICK KEY is the only tick removal device on the planet that uses natural forward leverage to remove the entire tick, head and all, quickly and safely without touching or squishing even the toughest engorged ticks.Tick key is 99.9% effective on all sizes and types of ticks. This device works on pets, people, livestock…. if a tick can engorge itself, you need a Tick Key.

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By http://www.pet-care-supplies.co.uk/ on how to get rid of dog fleas and ticks. Cats, dogs, etc can be affected.

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This 2006/2007 video was produced by Starving Artist Pictures and Crosse Media for Ticked Off and Fed Up, Inc. (TOFU), a 501(c)(3) charitable organization in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Please check out their website: http://TickedOffandFedUp.com

For more info about Lyme, go to http://LymePa.org or http://ILADS.org, and be sure to watch the award-winning documentary “UNDER OUR SKIN,” which is in theaters now and available on DVD: http://underourskin.com

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Watch this video for a demonstration of “How to Check a Dog for Ticks and Remove Any You Find”. To complete the task, you will need:

Fine-tipped tweezers
Soap
Warm water

Get started with the first step: Before starting, wash the tweezers thoroughly in soapy water, or wipe them carefully with a cotton ball soaked in rubbing alcohol. If you do find a tick, you’ll want to be ready to remove it right away.

For the complete guide, go to http://www.howcast.com/videos/83386-How-To-Check-a-Dog-For-Ticks-and-Remove-Any-You-Find

Also check out Howcast for other do it yourself videos from Equilibrio and more videos in the Dog Care & Grooming category.

How can you contribute? Create your own DIY guide at http://www.howcast.com/videos/new or apply to the Howcast Emerging Filmmakers Program at http://www.howcast.com/filmmakers/apply

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http://www.twomblypublishing.com (where you’ll find the book “Horses and People Matching” for the best online price) shaved Gabriel’s ultra fuzzy chest to show you what it looks lie just about EVERY TIME Gabriel gets a tick on him!! so you don’t need to panic when you see this horrific bloody scene on your own horse.. it goes away in a week without a trace!!! Gabriel’s the only one I know of who’s reaction is quite so dramatic… but then… EVERYTHING Gabriel’s ever done has been dramatic:) lol oh… while I have you here… you might check out the online store for fun horsie hoodies + stuff at http://www.cafepress.com/twomblypublish

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Why is removing a tick correctly so important?

Compressing the body of the tick can cause its saliva and gut contents to be squeezed out of the tick and back into the bloodstream of the host. Infective organisms can be transferred this way.

Using fiddly impliments can prolong tick removal and stress the tick. This can cause it to regurgitate its stomach contents along with any infective organisms.

DO NOT freeze, burn, or smother the tick with petrolium jelly, alcohol, or other substances, because this will also stress the tick and can cause it to regurgitate.

DO NOT scratch off or crush a tick because it can leave bits behind in the skin and spill the saliva and gut contents which can result in infection.

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a video showing how easy it is to use this ingenious device.

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